Your air conditioner keeps your home comfortable, but to ensure it lasts for years and runs efficiently, regular maintenance is key. At Bayside Air, we’ve got the tips and tricks to keep your AC in top shape for long-term performance.

After a cyclone, your air conditioner may be clogged with debris, moisture, or even mold, reducing efficiency and air quality.

When in heating mode, reverse cycle air conditioners work in the opposite way to when they are in cooling mode.

When air sits for an extended period in a room or area with no circulation or ventilation, it becomes stale. Stale air is no longer fresh and often carries an odour or feels stuffy.

It can be difficult to keep cosy in winter without constantly adjusting the room temperature, especially in older, drafty Australian houses.

A reverse-cycle air conditioner can heat as well as cool – in fact, it’s one of the cheapest ways to heat your home in winter.

If you’re considering a renovation, you may be asking yourself whether it is worth keeping the existing air conditioner to help manage the budget.

It doesn’t matter which part of the country you live in; at some stage you will need to either heat or cool your home during the year.

As we head towards the warmer months, it’s time to think about air conditioner maintenance.

The ongoing popularity of air conditioning, and wide range of systems available, means we can enjoy comfortable indoor environments all year round.

We all know it’s essential to regularly clean your air conditioner’s filter, but how long has it been since you had it serviced?

When the days start getting longer and the sun seems to have more bite than usual, it’s a sure sign that summer is on its way.

Air conditioners are the most energy efficient way to heat or cool your home. But not all air conditioners are created equal.

It’s that time of year when we like to get organised. We clean out our wardrobes, give the kitchen cupboards a good scrub and throw out the clutter we’ve accumulated.