Websites for air conditioning, heating and refrigeration businesses from Caloundra and Kawana to Noosa, and up the range to Maleny and Montville. The towns you cover on each side of the Noosa boundary, your licence details and a call button are the first things a customer sees.
Customers here range from a couple in a Mooloolaba unit whose split has started dripping in the humid weeks after Christmas, to a family in Maleny who use their reverse-cycle system more for winter evenings than summer days, to a new owner in a low-lying Maroochydore street asking where the outdoor unit should go. Your site should answer each of them in a line or two.
Noosa is a separate council from the Sunshine Coast. List the towns you cover under each, so a customer in Tewantin or Cooroy finds their own town rather than a vague regional label.
Winter days on the range run a couple of degrees cooler than on the coast. If you install and service reverse-cycle heating, a section written for Maleny, Montville and Mapleton gives those customers a reason to call in May and June, not only in January.
Long, humid summers mean drains, filters and coils get a workout. A short list of what your service covers, and how often you'd suggest one for a coastal home, shows a customer what a regular service involves, not only who to ring when the unit stops.
Sunshine Coast Council's design tips for floods and storms include putting air conditioning units above flood levels. If you plan installs that way, or raise existing units, a few photos and a sentence saying so reassure owners in flood-prone streets.
Council measures air conditioner noise complaints from the affected building, usually a room inside the neighbour's home. Saying that you think about where the outdoor unit points before you mount it is a small line that answers a common worry on tighter coastal blocks.
If you work in apartment complexes in Mooloolaba, Maroochydore or Noosa, a separate enquiry route for body corporate managers and letting agents, asking for the complex, the unit and access, keeps those jobs apart from homeowner requests.
Licensing doesn't change north of Brisbane, and our Brisbane air conditioning page covers it: QBCC licences for mechanical services work and the carve-out for single-head splits, the details the QBCC expects on a website, the Electrical Safety Office's limits on restricted electrical licences, and the national ARC licence. Energex runs the electricity network here too, so check any PeakSmart cashback offer against its current terms. The local differences are the council map, a climate that changes as you climb the range, and two council rules worth knowing: where outdoor units sit in a flood, and how noise complaints are measured.
What most people call the Sunshine Coast is two councils. The Shire of Noosa was merged with Maroochy and Caloundra into the Sunshine Coast Region on 15 March 2008, then re-established on 1 January 2014; it takes in Noosa Heads, Noosaville, Tewantin and Sunshine Beach, with Cooroy and Pomona in its hinterland, and Peregian Beach straddles the boundary. Sunshine Coast Council covers the rest, from Caloundra, Kawana, Mooloolaba and Maroochydore along the coast to Nambour, Maleny and Montville inland. Customers search by town, so naming the towns is more useful than naming councils.
The climate shifts with height and distance from the sea. Bureau of Meteorology averages for Sunshine Coast Airport give a mean January maximum of 29.1°C and a mean January 3 pm humidity of 70%. At Maleny (Tamarind Street, 2001–2016) the January maximum averaged 26.7°C and the July maximum 18.7°C, against 21.2°C at the airport, so a hinterland home leans on its heating more. Down at Tewantin, July nights average 11.3°C. One site can cover all of it, as long as cooling, humidity and heating each get their own section.
Sunshine Coast Council's September 2026 guidance on building for floods and storms lists seven design tips, one of which is to position air conditioning units, hot water systems and electrical infrastructure above flood levels, and it suggests checking council's flood mapping and getting a site report before designing. Its noise page sets the air conditioner limits at no more than 5 dB(A) above background noise from 7 am to 10 pm and 3 dB(A) from 10 pm to 7 am. Both readings are taken from the affected building, usually a room inside the complainant's home: one with the unit running and one with it off. If council issues a direction notice, the person causing the noise chooses the fix, whether that's a barrier or replacing, relocating or servicing the unit, which is work an installer can name on the site.
Apartment owners in Mooloolaba, Maroochydore or Noosa usually need body corporate approval before pipework or a condenser goes on common property; our Gold Coast air conditioning page explains how that works in Queensland. We're an Adelaide team at Ste 3/110 Hutt St and work with Sunshine Coast businesses by phone and email. There's no air conditioning business in our portfolio yet; you'd see the full draft before paying anything.
There's no HVAC business in our portfolio yet. The closest examples cover big areas in a way a Sunshine Coast installer could use: a painting company with region pages and a postcode search across South Australia, and a firm of Adelaide structural engineers whose quote form takes file uploads, handy for photos of a unit's nameplate.
An Adelaide painting company working across South Australia. We built a large site with 12 detailed service pages, region pages across the state, a suburb and postcode search, an online quote form and tap-to-call, the same tools that would let a customer in Cooroy or Caloundra check you cover them.
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Adelaide structural engineers designing retaining walls, slabs and stormwater systems. A site with four service pages, 16 articles, a quote form with fee ranges and file uploads, and tap-to-call. The upload field is what lets a customer send photos of the unit and its position with the enquiry.
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$399
Cooling, heating and servicing, your licence details, towns listed for both councils, a quote form with photo upload and tap-to-call, on one page.
Our suggestion for most Sunshine Coast installers
$899
A home page for the coast, a page for hinterland heating and servicing, and a page for apartments, body corporate managers and letting agents.
$1,499
For bigger operators: pages for ducted, splits, commercial refrigeration, maintenance plans, flood-level installs, Noosa, the coast and the hinterland.
Not necessarily. Naming the Noosa towns and the Sunshine Coast towns clearly, under their own headings, is usually enough on a one-page or three-page site. If a lot of your work is in Noosa and you want a page that speaks to it directly, that's one of the pages on the $1,499 site.
A sentence is enough. Say that you plan the outdoor unit's position with the neighbours in mind, and that you can relocate or replace a unit that's drawn a complaint. Owners can read the limits on council's noise page; your site just needs to show you know they exist.
With a couple of before-and-after photos and a short paragraph. Sunshine Coast Council's own building advice now includes putting air conditioning units above flood levels, so you can point to it, and owners can check their property on council's flood mapping before they call you.
Yes. We can add a form that asks for the complex, the unit number, who arranges access and any timing between guests. It arrives separately from homeowner enquiries, so you can spot an agent's job quickly. Agents who'd rather choose a time slot can use a booking tool you already have, linked from the page, or a booking system we build into the site, quoted per job.
We work by phone and email from Ste 3/110 Hutt St in Adelaide, with current clients in SA, NSW, VIC and QLD. You send your licence details, towns and photos; we build the draft and send a link to check on your phone; you ask for changes, and pay once you approve it. We reply within 24 hours.
Send us the towns you cover in both council areas, your licence details and a few photos of finished installs. We'll quote first and build the draft before you pay anything.
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