Commercial Air Conditioning Services Repair & Maintenance

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Commercial Air Conditioning Service

At Coral Air, we offer full Commercial Air Conditioning Service, repair & maintenance that involves functional checks, servicing, repairing or replacing of necessary devices, equipment, machinery, building infrastructure, and supporting utilities in industrial, business, governmental, and home installations. 

Commercial Air Conditioning Maintenance

Our Air Conditioning Service & maintenance clients include:

Commercial air conditioning maintenance

Coral Air undertakes all forms of Heating Ventilation, Air Conditioning + Refrigeration (HVAC+R) maintenance to systems including:

How to decide between Reactive and Planned Maintenance

All Facility and Maintenance Officers, Home and Business Owners can manage Planned and Reactive Maintenance.

As much as they may wish it weren’t true, every asset wherever there located requires maintenance. Planned or Reactive maintenance can severely impact your day to day responsibilities. This is why a well thought out approach to maintenance is an essential part of running your business or home.

Reactive Maintenance
Reactive maintenance (also known as breakdown maintenance) refers to commercial air conditioner repair that are done when plant & equipment has already broken down, in order to restore the equipment to its normal operating condition. This requires a quick, convenient, efficient and reliable response. At CoralAir we pride ourselves on our response time and solving the problem quickly

As for after-hours, CoralAir’s Contracted Clients emergency phone number is our Office line 9584 7200, then by following the prompts we can get you to the best field technician, who can be called at any time including public holidays where critical repair requires attention.

Planned or Programmed Maintenance

At CoralAir all planned (as well as reactive) Commercial air conditioning maintenance tasks is performed and compliant with AS 4801 which is the safety standard and compliant with the Work Health and Safety Act 2011. All works are preceded by a site review, a safe work method statement and a risk assessment where applicable.

Planned maintenance is scheduled work in accordance with the asset supplier’s warranty and service manuals. This pre-arranged work often focuses on core aspects of the business and endeavours to service the asset before they fail and/or need to be replaced. For example, planned maintenance in a commercial facility could include the heating/cooling/ventilation and Fire dampers. All of these assets are crucial to the day to day functioning of the facility and therefore the manager may be relieved to have a planned approach to compliance and the requirement for the facility’s assets.

This approach has many advantages, including extending the life of assets and equipment due to appropriate and scheduled maintenance over time. However, it’s important to understand that although this method significantly reduces the chance of equipment failure, it does not rule it out completely.

All Facility and Maintenance Officers, Home and Business Owners can manage Planned and Reactive Maintenance. As much as they may wish it weren’t true, every asset wherever there located requires maintenance. Planned or Reactive maintenance can severely impact your day to day responsibilities. This is why a well thought out approach to maintenance is an essential part of running your business or home. Reactive Maintenance Reactive maintenance (also known as breakdown maintenance) refers to repairs that are done when plant & equipment has already broken down, in order to restore the equipment to its normal operating condition. This requires a quick, convenient, efficient and reliable response. At CoralAir we pride ourselves on our response time and solving the problem quickly As for after-hours, CoralAir’s Contracted Clients emergency phone number is our Office line 9584 7200, then by following the prompts we can get you to the best field technician, who can be called at any time including public holidays where critical repair requires attention. Planned or Programmed Maintenance At CoralAir all planned (as well as reactive) maintenance tasks is performed and compliant with AS 4801 which is the safety standard and compliant with the Work Health and Safety Act 2011. All works are preceded by a site review, a safe work method statement and a risk assessment where applicable. Planned maintenance is scheduled work in accordance with the asset supplier’s warranty and service manuals. This pre-arranged work often focuses on core aspects of the business and endeavours to service the asset before they fail and/or need to be replaced. For example, planned maintenance in a commercial facility could include the heating/cooling/ventilation and Fire systems. All of these assets are crucial to the day to day functioning of the facility and therefore the manager may be relieved to have a planned approach to compliance and the requirement for the facility’s assets. This approach has many advantages, including extending the life of assets and equipment due to appropriate and scheduled maintenance over time. However, it’s important to understand that although this method significantly reduces the chance of equipment failure, it does not rule it out completely.

Asset Management Bar Coding & Reporting

At Coral Air Conditioning we work with you to deliver improved facilities management, better performance, energy efficiency and a return on investment. Our specialist HVAC+R programmed maintenance services encompass the full life cycle of assets from design, construction, maintenance, service, compliance, sustainability, auditing, training and upgrades.

In our experience, determining your project’s functional & financial requirements is an essential process. It is extremely important for you to know the return on investment (R.O.I.) and effective life so that you can expect to receive so that you can allocate an adequate and realistic maintenance budget and understand the life expectancy.

This can be achieved via utilising CoralAir’s Bar-Coding Building Management System (BMS) software which assists with Asset life cycles and maintenance services performed and scheduled.

This will include the basic functionalities of building asset management, being:

  • Construction – we bar code assets as we undertake the installation
  • Operation – we are able to identify linked assets and where they are located
  • Maintenance – we can retro fit bar codes to assets whilst undertaking service works
  • Refurbishment of assets – we provide reporting on life cycle and costings

In planning for the future, the following become essential

  • Maintaining a systematic record of individual assets (an inventory)—e.g., acquisition cost, original service life, remaining useful life, physical condition, repair and maintenance consistency
  • Developing a defined program for sustaining the aggregate body of assets through planned maintenance, repair, and replacement
  • Implementing and managing information systems in support of these systems

Our Asset Management Process will provide:

Commercial Air Conditioning Service

Any Air Conditioner cannot perfectly work forever and need regular servicing and maintenance and in some circumstances, repair and replacement.

Our team of experts are aptly equipped with both skills and tools to perform Commercial Air Conditioning Service well. We do all the functional checks and perform the necessary servicing, repair or replacement for several devices. Whether it is machinery equipment, building infrastructure or any supporting utilities in varied settings of industrial, business, governmental and home installations of the air conditioning systems in Australia.

Expert Repair & Maintenance services for Air Conditioners:

We have a professional track record for maintenance relating to all HVAC+R — Heating Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration of all the ubiquitously used systems including :

Rooftop package units, Cooling Towers, Air handling units, VRV & Split, Ventilation Units, Ridged and Soft Ducted Units, Multi-head and Single Split, Evaporative & Climate Wizard and Fume extraction.

When it comes to maintenance, there is no “one size fits all approach”. There are situations where we have to implement, test and repeat a different approach based on the problem.

So how do you decide what kind of maintenance suits your situation?

You could certainly contact us and let us understand the situation for you and provide the best
Commercial Air Conditioning Repair and maintenance service for you.

However; it is also advisable for you to know these types because you would be in the loop of what’s happening and give us correct initial information which would further simplify a lot of tasks.

Overarchingly, there are two kinds of maintenance: Reactive and Planned. These maintenance strategies are undertaken based on the context of your air conditioners. Read the section below to get an idea of how different maintenance strategies work and what strategy suits your current situation.

Commercial and Residential Air Conditioning

How to decide between Reactive and Planned Maintenance

Asset Management Barcoding & Reporting

A Broad Range of Clients:

You know Commercial Air Conditioning is ubiquitous and many places ranging from Hospitals, Offices to many other places are equipped with some sort of air conditioning system. We have been solving people’s problems with Air conditioning since 1980 and during these 3 decades, we have worked with and improved the air conditioning systems of many clients (covering the following sectors) :

Universities, Hospitals, Office buildings, Industrial Complexes, Residential High Rise, Hotels & Clubs and also, Age care & Retirement Villages.

Our exposure to these many kinds of contexts has increased our knowledge and understanding and lets us take on any kind of challenge with ease! Just give us a call and our specialists would promptly reach you for resolving all the issues and perform maintenance!

Not only quality service, but we also provide high transparency in all our processes. You will get a free and detailed quote with a breakdown of all the tasks and their corresponding expenses. With this, you can understand where every penny of yours will go.

Give us a call at

Riverwood: (02) 9584 7200

Fairy Meadow: (02) 4222 9999

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In short, an air conditioner is best for commercial use if it is energy efficient, durable, and has high levels of insulation. This type of appliance is often used in large buildings or commercial spaces to provide comfortable temperatures and reduce the strain on the electrical system. The choice of an air conditioner also depends on the needs of the space. For example, a smaller air conditioner may be more cost-effective than a larger one if it’s needed to cool a small area.

Commercial AC units are designed to cool large areas such as commercial buildings, homes, and offices. They are typically larger, more powerful, and more efficient than residential units. Commercial AC units have larger fan housing and more blades, which allow them to extract more heat from the air faster. They may also have more advanced features, such as a thermostat or programmable settings.

Residential AC units are designed for smaller spaces, such as single-family homes and small businesses. They are typically compact, lightweight, and energy-efficient. They may include features like programmable settings or sensors that help to adjust the unit’s temperature based on the season or individual preferences.

Commercial HVAC systems are designed to efficiently and effectively maintain a certain set of conditions within a building, such as temperature, humidity, and air quality. These systems are typically more sophisticated and reliable than residential models, allowing for greater flexibility and control over the conditions within a building. Commercial HVAC systems are also often more energy-efficient, which can help reduce utility costs for businesses. In short, commercial HVAC systems can provide better overall performance and efficiency than residential systems.