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My HVAC Hobby

Hello, my name is Nigel and I live in New South Wales with my partner and our three kids. I am really interested in HVAC systems. It isn't my job or anything, I just got interested in it. My friends often poke fun at me because of my unusual hobby but I don't mind. It all started when I visited my friend who is an HVAC contractor. He was working on a unit and he started to explain how the different components worked together. I was fascinated and when I got home, I took the cover off my HVAC system and cleaned it out. Since then, I have started to maintain and repair HVAC systems for friends if they can't get hold of a professional. I decided to start this blog to help others.

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5 reasons to have a designated air conditioning repair service for your hotel
17 April 2023

Hotel air conditioning is a critical component of …

Why Is a Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning System the Most Versatile Option?
10 January 2023

When people think about air conditioning, they nor …

Is Ducted Air Conditioning a Worthwhile Investment?
23 September 2022

Anyone looking to install air conditioning at home …

Should You Choose Rigid or Flexible Ducting for Your New Commercial Structure?
29 June 2022

If you're drawing up plans for a new commercial bu …

2 Tips To Follow If You're Getting An Air Conditioning System For Your Pet Shop
6 April 2022

Here are two tips to follow if you're getting a co …

5 reasons to have a designated air conditioning repair service for your hotel

17 April 2023
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Hotel air conditioning is a critical component of customer comfort and satisfaction. Unfortunately, air conditioning systems can be prone to failure or breakdowns due to age, improper maintenance or other problems. Having a designated air conditioning repair service for your hotel ensures that any issues related to the system are quickly and efficiently resolved. Here are five reasons why it's important to have a designated air conditioning repair service for your hotel. Read More 

Why Is a Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning System the Most Versatile Option?

10 January 2023
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When people think about air conditioning, they normally envision a machine that helps to keep them cool on a hot summer's day. Yet the ultimate device will condition the air according to the ambient temperature and be equally effective in the winter months. So, if you live in a part of the country that is certainly prone to a cold snap, why should you think about fitting a reverse cycle air conditioning system to your property — and how does it work? Read More 

Is Ducted Air Conditioning a Worthwhile Investment?

23 September 2022
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Anyone looking to install air conditioning at home might quickly rule out ducted air conditioning. This form of cooling can be slightly more expensive than other types of air conditioning—meaning you might move it to the back of the line when it comes to your AC options. The upfront costs (particularly installation) may be somewhat higher, but it's really a case of getting what you pay for. On many levels, ducted air conditioning is simply the superior choice. Read More 

Should You Choose Rigid or Flexible Ducting for Your New Commercial Structure?

29 June 2022
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If you're drawing up plans for a new commercial building, your attention may be turning to air conditioning. You'll certainly need to ensure that this functions correctly in the hot Australian climate but may notice that there are two different product types when it comes to ducting. What's the difference between these solutions, and what should you choose for your project? Picking the Best Option For an air conditioning system to distribute cooler air to various parts of the building, you need an efficient and long-lasting ducting system. Read More 

2 Tips To Follow If You’re Getting An Air Conditioning System For Your Pet Shop

6 April 2022
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Here are two tips to follow if you're getting a commercial air conditioning system for your pet shop. Ensure none of the vents that are fitted point directly at your small animals' cages When deciding where to have the contractor fit the system's vents, you should try to ensure that none of them is pointed directly at the cages in which your shop's hamsters, gerbils or other small animals reside. Read More