About Eastland Air Conditioning & Refrigeration
Eastland Air Conditioning & Refrigeration is a small business in Coffs Harbour that provides installations, maintenance and repairs for a range of cooling systems. Established in 2012, we provide solutions for homes and businesses across the region. WHO WE SERVE We provide our services to both residential and commercial customers, while also providing air conditioning solutions to industrial clients. WHERE WE WORK Our shop is located in Coffs Harbour. We serve the immediate area and areas within about 200kms from Coffs Harbour (or anywhere that’s within a 2 hour drive). This includes Ballina, Port Macquarie and Armidale. PROUDLY LOCAL Alex, the business owner, was born and raised in Coffs Harbour. He works with a team of locals who have lived around the area for years. We’re embedded in the community ourselves and passionate about building up our local area through excellent service, friendliness and consistent professionalism. We’re proud to be a small business, locally owned and operated in Coffs Harbour!
Products
All major brands
Air conditioning
Refrigeration unit
Services
Commercial and industrial air conditioning
Industrial chillers
Friendly service
Professional & on time
Affordable
Commercial and industrial refrigeration
Maintaining catering equipment
Warranty repairs
Service and install air conditioning
Air conditioning & refrigeration repairs
Air conditioning & refrigeration servicing
Air conditioning & refrigeration maintenance
Service and install refrigeration units
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Location
Coffs Harbour NSW
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Amenities
Ways to Pay
Cash
EFT
Licences
Licence No. 247611C
ARC Approved
Refrigerant Trading Authorisation - AU47958
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I have my air conditioning unit serviced?
We recommend servicing all heating and air conditioning equipment at least once a year, especially if it has been left unused for a long period of time.
How do I know which air conditioning system I need?
Air conditioning units should be rated to handle your building size, normal occupancy and temperature requirements. Units that are too small will be overworked and wear out quickly, while units that are too large tend to be underutilized and to develop damage as they sit unused too often.