Caravan Air Conditioning in Northern Suburbs of Melbourne

Cleaning and maintenance starts from $260. The exact price depends on the condition of the unit and how much work is required. A proper clean improves performance, reduces smells, and helps prevent bigger issues down the track.

You’re welcome to call us for advice, and there’s no charge for that. We’re always happy to help where we can. That said, if giving advice over the phone could put you, your caravan, or anyone else at risk, we won’t guide you through it remotely. In those cases, we’ll recommend an on-site visit so the issue can be handled safely and properly.

We’re fully insured, so your caravan, RV, or motorhome is protected while we work. You can be confident your property is in safe hands.

We work with all major and lesser-known air conditioning brands. Repairs, servicing, and installations are carried out based on what suits your setup, not what’s easiest for us.

Our goal is simple: fix the issue properly and get your air conditioning working as it should, so you can get back to travelling or relaxing comfortably.

We come to you fully equipped and carry out the agreed work safely and properly. Any findings or changes are explained before moving forward.

Once the work is finished, we test the system, run through what’s been done, and make sure everything is working as it should before we leave.

Bundoora Park Farm sits within the largest park in Melbourne’s Northern Suburbs, just 15 kilometres from the CBD. It is a hands-on urban farm where you can get up close with sheep, goats, pigs, alpacas, cows, horses, chickens, and kangaroos. There are scheduled animal feeding sessions, tractor rides through the wildlife reserve, and guinea pig handling throughout the day. A cafe, large wooden playground, and picnic areas make it an easy full morning or afternoon out for families of all sizes.

The Merri Creek Trail is a 21-kilometre shared path that winds through Melbourne’s Northern Suburbs, passing through Coburg, Reservoir, and Fawkner along the way. Popular with walkers, cyclists, joggers, and dog walkers, the trail follows the creek through rehabilitated bushland, community gardens, sports ovals, and past Coburg Lake Reserve. You can join the trail at multiple points across the Northern Suburbs and walk or ride as much or as little as you like. A genuine green corridor running right through the heart of the north.

Edwardes Lake Park is a 26-hectare park in Reservoir built around a lake that was formed more than 130 years ago when Edgars Creek was dammed. The sealed path around the lake is 1.6 kilometres and fully accessible, with plenty of birdlife including ducks and black swans along the water’s edge. The park has free BBQ facilities, covered gazebos, two playgrounds, an athletics track, a skate park, and a historic steam engine the kids can climb on. A well-rounded local park that works for a quick walk or a longer family afternoon out.

Coburg Lake Reserve is a popular green space in the heart of Melbourne’s Northern Suburbs, set around a lake that was once a bluestone quarry. The walking paths are flat and easy, with plenty of birdlife, shaded seating, and open grassy areas for a picnic. Unlike the Merri Creek Trail which passes nearby and suits longer walks, Coburg Lake Reserve is ideal for a shorter, self-contained outing with the family. A calm and easy spot to spend an hour or two without any planning.