by coastalair | Nov 14, 2019 | Air Conditioning
Ok. So you know in Back to the Future II – the one with Hoverboards, and self-lacing Nikes? Those futuristic gadgets boggled the mind back in the day. But today we have the craziest gizmos readily available. Wearables – revolutionary technology that can be... 
by coastalair | Oct 3, 2019 | Air Conditioning
Australian summers can be hot and it seems they are getting hotter. We have put together some tips and sustainable solutions to keeping you cool as the mercury rises. Coastal Commercial and residential air conditioning systems dominate the options for cooling down... 
by coastalair | Sep 3, 2019 | Air Conditioning
If you have ever experienced a broken, useless air conditioner on a blistering hot day then you know… you are one of the unfortunate initiated few who understand the significance of knowing when your air-con is going to cark it. While regular maintenance and... 
by coastalair | Aug 2, 2019 | Air Conditioning
The Central Coast has a varied climate. While we may not get snow in winter, it certainly gets cold enough to warrant a good heating system. Yet when summer comes, it is as though the only place to escape the heat is at the beach. Figuring out how to cool and heat a... 
by coastalair | Jul 15, 2019 | Air Conditioning
Now that winter is well and truly here, you might be wondering how to keep your home cosy for the next couple of months. The thing is, it can be hard to justify the expense – and the nuisance – of a separate heating system. Especially when winters are so short on the... 
by advantage | Jun 12, 2019 | Air Conditioning
It’s winter again on the Central Coast. Despite the occasional gorgeous sunny day where you can bask in the sun for hours, or the guy who denies winter even exists at all on the Central Coast by wearing shorts and t-shirts throughout, it can get pretty chilly! Having... 
by coastalair | Jun 11, 2019 | Air Conditioning
Getting the temperature right is one of our most basic human needs. From the moment we are born we seek proximity with our caregiver to regulate our own body temperature. This basic need never really stops. From the huge woolly coats that keep the eskimos warm to the...
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