JMC Air Conditioning & Refrigeration

12/03/2026

Our boys donating some spare time to a very good cause.
Alex at Gold Coast Guinea Pig Rescue Inc works super hard to care for the 200-odd surrendered and abandoned pigs in her care.

12/03/2026

Big congratulations to our apprentice Matt who has just been decked out with his very own brand new Izusu work ute! 🛻 🔧

Matt picked up his Isuzu D-MAX yesterday and we think it’s safe to say he’s pretty happy about it! This new rig will help him safely and comfortably get to multiple jobs during the day, carry all the gear he needs, and keep him well equipped to keep learning the trade as he gets more real world experience.

Next up we’ll be fitting it out with toolboxes, essential trade equipment and some fresh signwriting, so it’ll soon be looking even more awesome out on the road.

We’re proud to support our apprentices with the tools they need to succeed, and this is a pretty great milestone to mark along the way.

Thanks again to Danny Jones and the team at Gold Coast Isuzu for helping us to help get Matt set up and ready to roll.

Join us in giving Matt a 👍 and wish him well on the road!

14/01/2026

22/11/2025

Please note will be 𝗖𝗟𝗢𝗦𝗘𝗗 for business over Christmas & New Year’s from:
𝙈𝙤𝙣𝙙𝙖𝙮 22𝙣𝙙 𝘿𝙚𝙘𝙚𝙢𝙗𝙚𝙧 until
𝙈𝙤𝙣𝙙𝙖𝙮 05𝙩𝙝 𝙅𝙖𝙣𝙪𝙖𝙧𝙮 (except for emergency callouts)

We are now FULLY BOOKED for the period leading up to Christmas. We are now taking bookings for after mid January 🗓️

10/06/2025

Introducing the new AirTouch Beam!

AirTouch Beam offers smart, WiFi- enabled control of your split system air conditioning anytime, anywhere. With the intuitive AirTouch Beam app, you can manage temperature settings remotely for optimal comfort, energy efficiency, and cost savings. Plus… no more outdated or lost remotes!

Special introductory offer: $199 per unit with set up and personalised one-on-one walk through to show you how this nifty little device will make running your air con a breeze!

For more info check out the link below ⬇️

AirTouch Beam: Discover the ultimate in home comfort and savings with AirTouch Beam. The smart, WiFi-enabled universal remote for your air conditioner.

11/03/2025

We are working hard trying to get to customers who are experiencing issues or breakdowns with their air conditioning and commercial refrigeration in the aftermath of Cylone Alfred.

We are currently inundated with calls and messages from people needing assistance.

We are of course treating these issues as urgent and trying to get to as many people as we can, with priority being given to existing clients, and those with medical requirements.

If you need help please send a TEXT MESSAGE to the number below and we will try to get back to you ASAP, keeping in mind we are slightly restricted as to where we can travel due to power outages, road debris and flooding.

📱 If possible we may be able to trouble shoot with you over the phone

❌ If your air conditioner is not operating as it should or if it is leaking water SWITCH IT OFF and do not operate it.

We appreciate your patience and our thoughts go out to everyone who has been impacted by Cyclone Alfred. Stay safe!

07/02/2025

A huge “thank you” to Danny, Nicole & Caron at Gold Coast Isuzu for all their help with the purchase of our new Isuzu D-Max in Moonstone 🤍

We were so impressed with their professional, friendly service. They made the whole process from start to finish completely stress free!

Would highly recommend going to see them if you are looking to purchase a new vehicle.

JMC Snow Leopard logo & signwriting to be added soon! ❄️ 🐆

24/01/2025

🌞 Hot Tips to Stay Cool During a Heatwave 🌞

With temperatures soaring, staying cool, even indoors, can be a struggle. Check out our tips to help maximise your home cooling systems while managing your energy consumption and power bills.

❄️ Set your thermostat to a comfortable yet economical temperature, ideally around 24°C. Lower settings can overwork the system and increase energy bills without providing significantly more cooling.

❄️ Keep windows closed and block out UV rays by closing curtains or blinds. Blinds and curtains are crucial in keeping your home cool during a heatwave. They can significantly reduce indoor temperatures by effectively managing sunlight and heat entry. Additionally, choose light-coloured blinds and curtains, as they reflect rather than absorb heat.

❄️ Use your ceiling or portable fans to help recirculate the cool air from your air conditioning. Ceiling fans should rotate counterclockwise to create a cooling breeze.

❄️ Begin by ensuring that your home is well-insulated. Insulation in walls, roofs, and floors helps to keep heat out and maintain a stable indoor temperature. Consider adding or upgrading insulation materials if needed. High-quality insulation can significantly reduce the amount of heat entering your home.

23/01/2025

Yes! We do commercial jobs.

Our newest team member Matt demonstrating cleaning on condenser coils when we completed a full service and clean on 52 individual bulkhead split-ducted systems.

For commercial units we recommend you should have them serviced twice yearly, preferably in Autumn and Spring, so they are ready for peak use during the summer and winter months.

This is to ensure that the filters are clean, that the parts are in good condition, that there is no rust or corrosion from the elements, no damage from vermin and that the system is operating as optimally as possible.

23/01/2025

🌞 Heatwave Warning Issued by the BOM 🌞

22/01/2025

With temperatures still very hot across many parts of Australia, we know many conscientious animal guardians will be taking steps to keep their animals healthy and safe. But we mustn’t forget our local wildlife, who can also suffer when the temperatures rise and the heat waves roll in. Here are some helpful tips to aid our furry, feathered, and scaly friends during the summer months.

Water for wildlife.

Leave bowls of fresh, clean water out in shady locations. Use shallow dishes, if possible, to allow smaller animals and bees to drink without getting stuck or drowning. Place the bowls of water in areas where they can be safely accessed and animals can be protected from predators while drinking, such as a shrub or bush. Be sure to keep your pets away from these areas also. And while water is always welcome, unless you’re advised by a registered wildlife carer or veterinarian, don’t attempt to feed wild animals.

Make your garden a cool haven.

During hot weather wildlife may leave their usual dwelling areas in search of cooler refuge. If you have a garden with a lot of foliage, using your garden hose to spray mist into trees and shrubs will help create cooler niches wildlife can use to escape the heat.

If you see wildlife resting in your garden, you should keep people and pets away and allow them to rest and recover. Noise should also be kept as minimal as possible.

Recognising and safely rescuing heat-stressed wildlife.

Wildlife suffering from heat stress may appear disoriented, unable to maintain their balance or even collapse in extreme weather conditions. Another sign of heat stress is normally nocturnal animals such as possums appearing during the day or tree-dwelling birds staying close to the ground. Heat stressed reptiles may seek refuge in cool dark places such as under rocks, houses or burrows.

Keep in mind that just being near them creates stress in wild animals, so it’s best not to approach unless necessary and to keep handling to an absolute minimum, and to seek advice and assistance from your local wildlife rescue group. To safely help a wild animal experiencing heat stress, wrap them loosely in a towel, place them in a cardboard box and offer water to drink. Spraying with a fine mist of water can also help to cool the animal down. Leave in a dark, cool and quiet place and seek advice and assistance..

But don’t attempt to handle fruit bats!

Fruit bats, also known as flying foxes, play an important role in our eco-system, dispersing the pollen and fruit of many native trees. Although they have evolved to deal with high temperatures for short periods, flying foxes are not well equipped to deal with prolonged high temperatures and low humidity and are at risk during summer heat waves. If you come across a fallen flying fox that is injured or suffering from heat stress, it’s important that you do not attempt to touch or handle them. Bats can carry diseases that can be transferred to humans if scratched or bitten. Instead, call your local bat rescue organisation for trained assistance, if the bat is on the ground, you can gently spray them with water or set up temporary shade to help cool them, while waiting.

Lastly, keep a list of local wildlife rescue groups on hand, you never know when you may come across a wild animal in need of assistance. We hope these tips are helpful in equipping caring individuals to aid wildlife in their time of need this summer.

GOLD COAST/LOGAN/SCENIC RIM
Bats (Flying Foxes & microbats) – Bats Qld 0447 222 889
Reptiles – Reptile Rehabilitation Qld – 1300 878 903
All wildlife – RSPCA Qld – 1300ANIMAL or 07 3426 9999

NORTHERN NSW
All wildlife – Tweed Valley Wildlife Carers – 02 6672 4789
All wildlife – Northern Rivers Wildlife Carers – 02 6628 1866
Koalas – Friends of the Koala – 02 6622 1233