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Signs your Air Conditioner needs to be serviced:
Its started to make strange noises you are not used to hearing.
Your Electricity Bill is higher than normal for no reason
Your home is not as cool as it used to be, you can feel the air conditioning but not like it was.
Air is cold but humidity is still high.
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Call us today to discuss the best options for your home.
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Our focus is to provide the highest quality websites, built by true professionals right here in Australia at a highly competitive price.
We develop our websites to rank as high as possible in google, along with exceptional user experience.
Your new site will come with the following as standard:
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PERI SB Brace Frames
60 x sets of original PERI SB Brace Frames !!
SB A0, SB A, SB B & SB C.
This PERI equipment can be very hard to locate in good used condition.
The Package is being sold as a Working Kit with standard SB Brace Frame Accessories.
Part purchase may be possible.
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More and more people are now working from home, but is your home setup for you to work?
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External Air Conditioner unit During a Storm or Flooding Rain.
Your external unit is very robust and can handle most rain and weather conditions, however, during intense storms you should consider turning off your unit to avoid any potential issues from exposure to high winds (debris), heavy flooding rain or power surges.
Flooding rain could also build up around the unit and also cause issues with an electrical short.
Be sure to check your out door units location and keep it clear and open with good drainage around the unit.
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External Air Conditioner unit During a Storm or Flooding Rain.
Your external unit is very robust and can handle most rain and weather conditions, however, during intense storms you should consider turning off your unit to avoid any potential issues from exposure to high winds (debris), heavy flooding rain or power surges.
Flooding rain could also build up around the unit and also cause issues with an electrical short.
Be sure to check your out door units location and keep it clear and open with good drainage around the unit.
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Many new Air Conditioners can now be controlled by your smart phone.
If you would like to find out more, call us to discuss your options.
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Is your website more than 2 years old?
It's time to start thinking about a revamp to keep it fresh and modern.
Websites are like any other type of advertising and require updates to suit the current trends and technology.
Call us today to find out how we can freshen up your site and make it work for you.
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While many Air Conditioners can handle high humidity when setup correctly, you need to make sure you have the right unit for the right job.
Bigger is not necessarily better, so when considering your Air Conditioner make sure you talk to a professional that will help match the right unit for your home and its environment.
If you already have a Air Conditioner installed but during times of high Humidity it struggles, uses more power and does not quiet get your home to the right temperature, call us today to see how we can help.
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K.Stage Scaffolding
500-540 tonnes of K.Stage being sold due to closure of business. This comprehensive package of scaffolding is priced to clear.
The tonnage rate includes both steel and aluminium components as well as accessories.!
Part purchase is not possible.
The equipment is located on the Gold Coast.
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A/C compressors are built durably and designed to stay outdoors in the elements through all seasons.
Rainfall won't harm the outdoor unit, and it's safe to operate an air conditioner during wet weather.
But ensure the outdoor unit is clear of debris and the unit is not in standing water.
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Sleeping and it's importance is often overlooked, but did you know, lack of sleep can result in:
- Weight gain
- Poor concentration
- Low productivity
- Higher risk of heart disease and stroke
- Higher type 2 diabetes risk
- Depression
Make sure your bedroom allows you to get the best night's sleep possible.
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With over 75% of users being on mobile phones, you need to make sure your website is made by Mobile First Design.
Your website is much more than graphics, it should tell a story and lead the user directly to what they are looking for quickly and easily.
It should be designed to work in with your marketing plan and follow a pattern that your users feel comfortable with.
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We can tailor your system to suit your business process and automate your day to day.
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Is Your Website a bit tired?
Not working for your business?
Not ranking as well as it should be?
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We have payment plans available so you can get your site up and running now without the outlay.
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The new energy labelling system to come into effect by April 2020.
The new labels cater for where you live in Australia and how your power consumption will change based on the weather in that area.
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Are you getting what you paid for?
Over the last 12 months we have had many clients that have been sold a website by a local business to find out that it was built overseas.
The major problem with this is quality and performance, sites built overseas more often than not do not work.
The sites are poorly designed, low graphic standards and more importantly are slow to load and are not mobile first design.
In these situations the website representative will over promise and under deliver, once the site is started then its usually too late.
This results is a website that will never rank on search engines to its potential, and the visitors get frustrated trying to use them.
These sites cannot be restored by a professional to meet the standards required for it to rank, or provide a positive experience for their clients. There is just simply too much to fix, and having to let the client know their site needs to be started again is not a pleasant experience.
There are many unscrupulous website development businesses out there, make sure you do your homework before spending money on something that will not work.
Things to check for:
- Professional Experience
- Previous Work
- Locally Developed
- Ongoing Support
- Knowledge of SEO and Marketing
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5 Benefits of Ducted Air Conditioning you may not have considered
Cheaper that you might think
Ducted Air Conditioning costs more to install and setup than a split system, however this cost will be offset by the overall house cooling. Many homes need to run more than one Air Conditioner, which means more power and servicing.
Ducted Air Conditioners are also required to meet Australian Minimum Energy Performance Standards.
Whole Home Temperature Control
The greatest benefit of a Ducted system is the ability to control the climate throughout your entire home, this will turn your home into its own oasis regardless of what room you are in.
Control
You can manage your Ducted system by using the timers to set on and off timings as well as some models including wifi connections for automation and using via your mobile device.
Aesthetics
With Ducted Air Conditioners, they are very well hidden with no units needed to be on the wall or installed into your windows. This makes them a great option for those that want to keep their home clutter free.
Property Value
Lets face it, everyone loves a Ducted Air Conditioner, so having one installed into your home will bring up your property value and make your home more attractive if you ever want to sell.
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We develop custom applications to suit your business and processes, if you are looking to streamline
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We also have a range of existing applications that can be modified to suit your business and provide
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To help your Air Conditioner work at optimal levels, consider using roof insulation to reduce the heat in your home.
Insulation comes in two main categories, Bulk and Reflective.
Some brands combine the two types to better performance.
What to look for:
R-value (resistance to heat flow), the higher the R-value the better the insulation.
Bulk insulation traps air in its layers and resists heat passing through it.
Reflective insulation resists radiant heat using its reflective properties and its
ability to re-radiate heat. This insulation requires a minimum of 25mm air layer to work correctly.
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Tips to help save water
In the Garden:
- Add mulch and organic matter to help keep in moisture.
- Aerate your lawn to help absorb rain
- Consider a rainwater tank
- Water garden before 8am and after 4pm to help avoid evaporation
Visit QLD Government page for more tips.
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If you are thinking of getting an Air Conditioner, make sure you consider the differences before purchasing.
Portable units are very handy as the name suggests, but the difference in cost may not be worth it in the long run.
Portable Air Conditioners are usually around 2kw and use approx the same amount of power to run than the
average split system which is significantly larger. This means in the long run you will be paying more
for electricity to cool a room than you would with a larger more capable system.
To be sure, call us to discuss your options.
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Tips for maintaining your Air Conditioner
- Routinely replace or clean your air filters
- Check/clean evaporator coil annually
- Check coil fins are straight
- Keep debris etc away from external unit
- Check drainage and ensure not clogged
You can also call us for regular maintenance to ensure your unit is operating at its potential.
Reduce cost and increase efficiency by keeping your Air Conditioner in optimal condition.
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Being a sustainable, chemical free gardening company, CMC Landscapes delivers a competitive advantage servicing
aged care facilities.
We help you meet Corporate Social Responsibility metrics and local council objectives.
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To Mulch or not to Mulch
While we are currently in drought, mulching is a great way to help your garden get through the hot and dry conditions.
Mulching reduces moisture loss from the soil, reduces the amount of water needed and helps the soil from drying out.
There are also many other benefits from mulch, including:
- Reduces weeding
- Breaks down and adds nutrients to the soil
- Reduces run off
- Helps stop soil becoming dry and cracked
Mulch Types
There are a few different types of mulch, and of these they fall into one of the categories Large, Medium and Fine grade.
Depending on the size of the mulch, the evaporation rate, water retention and overall performance varied. Studies showed
that larger style mulch performed much better than fine mulch.
Note: if you are going to use a bark or wood based mulch, ensure you keep the nitrogen levels correct in the soil and
supplement, as these mulch types tend to use nitrogen as they breakdown in your garden.
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Here are some useful links and information for helping to manage drought conditions.
Drought Feeding Alternatives Livestock: https://tinyurl.com/rr3d9qd
Financial Assistance for Producers:
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Tips to help keep you home cool this summer.
Insulation
If possible consider insulation in your roof, this will help your Air Conditioner reach and
maintain a cool temperature during the hottest of days. Insulation helps block heat coming
through the roof and keeps the cool in.
Seal Windows and Doors
When running Air Conditioning, ensure your doors and windows are closed, and if there are gaps
in your doors, consider using insulation strips to stop the cool air getting out.
Ventilate Roof
Your roof is one of the hottest areas of your home, while insulation helps, roof ventilation
helps a great deal in letting out the hot air and air to circulate.
Shade
Shade sails are a great idea for around your home, they help keep the whole house cool and
change the temperature around doors and windows allowing the air inside to keep cool.
Light coloured paint
If you are repainting your home, consider using lighter colours to help keep the heat down.
Dark exterior paint does make the inside of your home hotter.
Ceiling fans
Ceiling fans work well when combined with Air Conditioning, these help move the air around
your home and assist your Air conditioner get to the right temperature faster.
Appliances used at night
Try and leave your larger appliances until night time when its cooler. Larger machines
generate their own heat, and when used during the day adds to the heat inside the home.
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Over 67% of Queensland has been drought declared.
This now also includes Logan & Redlands.
Please consider these conditions and conserve your daily water usage.
Assistance is available for eligible Farmers & Communities here: https://www.daf.qld.gov.au/
Donations to help affected Farmers & Communities can be made here: https://www.ruralaid.org.au/donate
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Why use a Multi Head Air Conditioner?
Benefits
If you have several rooms to cool but only want one outdoor unit.
There is not enough space for a ducted system.
Lower running costs than many ducted systems.
More flexible when designing your home system, as you can control the temp of each head/room.
Comparison
Often more expensive to setup than ducted systems.
Specialised unit (you cannot use a normal split system).
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Succulents
If you have a hot and dry location, and have issues keeping other plants alive during the summer season, then succulents are a good option.
They require less regular watering than other plants and can grow well in very hot conditions where other plants cannot survive.
Succulent types
There are a wide range of plants that are called succulents, and they are usually have fleshy leaves, stems or roots for water storage.
Here are just a couple:
Aloe hybrids
These make a great option for gardens or garden borders, they are happy in the sun or shade and drought resistant.
Snake Plant
Easy to cultivate and can handle hot dry climate well, a good option for indoors.
Whales Tongue Agave
These grow up to 4-5 feet tall and as wide, they are a great option for garden coverage. More watering is required on these to grow the flowers on spikes that grow between the wide leaves.
Jade Tree
These make a great option for potted plants, they are very strong and hardy, and can handle very hot areas. They do need some shade during the hottest part of the day to help with long life spans.
Growing Succulents
Avoid over watering these plants, they should be watered when the solid has dried, in summer this can range between once to twice a week.
Ensure that pots and planted areas are well draining and do not collect too much water.
Slow release fertiliser is best as over feeding does create a weaker plant.
Cuttings & leaves
You can grow succulents from their leaves:
Snap off a healthy leaf (approx from middle of plant), allow to dry in the shade and the tear will heal on the leaf.
Put the leaf on top of some potty mix and leave in area with sunlight, lightly water once a week to keep soil moist.
After a few weeks the roots will take hold.
Healthy Succulents
Keep these rules in mind when growing succulents:
- They need a sunny environment
- When watering its good to give them a good drenching less regularly (once every one to two weeks)
- Soil should not be too fertile, succulents are not used to this kind of soil and a desert style mix is more suitable
- Do not overcrowd in garden or pots when planting
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Considerations when purchasing an Air Conditioner
Do you need Reverse Cycle that cools in summer and heats in winter?
Size Suggestions:
Room size up to 20sq meters: 2-2.5 kw
Room size 20-40sq meters: 2.5-5 kw
Room size 40-60sq meters: 4-6 kw
Room size 60-80sq meters: 5-7 kw
*We recommend seeking advice to be sure you have the best unit to suit your home.
Choose a model with equal or slightly greater capacity for the room.
Different models and brands have varying power consumption, so check the power rating as this will save you money over time.
Check the operating modes of the unit to make sure it covers what you will need.
- Cool
- Heat
- Dry (Dehumidifies the air)
- Fan Only
- Economy Mode or Eco Mode
Don't forget we can plan the right unit for your home or install a unit that you have already purchased.
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Have you heard of a Wicking Bed?
They are simple to make and efficient while creating a very health crop.
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Choosing the right pot for your plants is important for the plants health.
Pot Size
Planting in small pots can cause issues as they are unable to hold enough water for the plant in between your watering schedule and plants can become root bound.
Too large of a pot will find your plants spending all of their energy on root systems rather than growth.
Shallow rooted crops such as lettuce, herbs and most annuals require 15cm in diameter with 20cm depth of soil.
As a rule of thumb, choose a pot that is one-third as tall as the plant. A 1 meter plant (from soil line to top of plant) should have a pot that is around 33-35cm.
Ensure there is adequate drainage in the pot to avoid rot, there should be one good drainage hole for every 3.5 litres of soil used.
Terra-Cotta Pots
Widely available in many different sizes and shapes.
Terra-cotta pots look great and enhance the look of your garden, they are porous and keep cool.
However they are fragile and because they are porous, they require more monitoring to ensure the plants remain moist.
Glazed Pots
Similar to Terra-cotta, they are fragile, however they are non porous due to the glazing. These are a great option for your garden and come in a variety of colours and styles.
Plastic Pots
While not a great alternative for the environment, if you already have them then it is better to use them then throw away.
Plastic pots are durable, retain moisture well and are lightweight. Keep black or dark coloured plastic pots out of direct sunlight to avoid heating up and damaging tender roots.
Concrete Pots
Yes they are heavy! This makes them a great option for large plants that require more support.
Concrete is a great insulator against temperate changes as well.
Wooden Pots
These usually look great in the garden, but make sure they are made with a rot resistant wood, and they are constructed well.
Also ensure they are painted with a non toxic paint. Wooden pots usually retain water well, and provided they have adequate
drainage are a great option.
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3 x Hazardous Materials Storage Cages
Being sold ex yard in Victoria.
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Flowers you can plant in summer to brighten your garden.
Don't forget to like and share our page for more tips with your lawn and garden.
Marigolds
These can bloom in as little as 55 days (depending on variety)
They like warm soil and can be sown in summer months.
Morning Glories
These vining flowers will bloom in 65 days from seed, soak the seeds for 2 days prior, changing the water regularly
Sunflowers
These are very popular and easy to grow, they handle summer heat well can will bloom in 53 days.
Rudbeckia
Often called Black-Eyed Susan, they are great for time poor gardeners, as they are hardy and low maintenance.
Johnny Jump-Ups (violas)
A very pretty flower that grow easily in summer and can be sown directly in summer soil.
Asters
Asters bloom in 85 days from seed, and make a great choice for planting in summer.
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To find out more about a particular product, use our enquiry form located on each listing, or call us on 0406 525 695.
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Benefits of rainwater in gardens
Capturing rain and using it on your garden has a range of benefits that you can only get from rainwater.
Nitrogen
Rainwater contains nitrogen, usually in much higher quantities than is found in mains water. Nitrogen is essential
for growth and health of your lawn and garden.
No Chlorine
Mains water contains chlorine, however this is not found in nature and not in rainwater.
Chlorine can kill microorganisms beneficial to plants, and disrupt natural growth and development of your plants,
excessive chlorine will stop plants being able to extract necessary nutrients, which in turn will be detrimental to long term garden health.
No Salt
Bores and wells usually contain salt, rainwater does not, high salt content can be detrimental to your plants and lawn.
Water Available During Restrictions
When water restrictions are applied, an established water tank will provide you with water that is healthy and able
to be used when required.
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NP LVL Timber
Selling 4 packs of Nelson Pine LVL Timber ex yard in Brisbane.
2 x 3.6m packs of NP 150x77
2 x 4.0m packs of NP 150x65
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Air Conditioner Coil maintenance
Your Air Conditioners Coils are directly exposed to outside elements such as leaves and in dry conditions high levels of dirt and dust.
This stops your Air Conditioner working properly as it restricts your air flow between the coil and fins.
What should you do?
Make sure you Air Conditioner is maintained at least once a year and the coils and filter are cleaned.
(more often if in poor dusty conditions)
Ensure that there is an adequate free space around your air conditioner outside of the house and its air flows freely with no
foliage within a minimum of two feet.
When mowing ensure that grass cuttings are not directed towards the unit.Call us for a regular maintenance schedule,
and to help with your setup.
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A Ducted System is an Air Conditioning system has a number of outlets placed throughout the home and allocated by Zones. These Zones can then controlled by a central tablet-style device.
This allows you to set different temperatures throughout your home.
Ducted systems are quiet and highly effective at keeping your entire home at a pleasant temperature.
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Fertilising & Lawn Care
Fertilising adds nutrients to your soil and feeds your lawn, this is critical for a long term healthy grass
that will withstand the elements.
Your grass will grow faster and healthier when done correctly.
Things to consider:
Use granular fertiliser (preferably natural) over soluble as it lasts longer and releases nutrients gradually over time.
Using fertiliser in winter will help the roots grow stronger and more resilient during dry seasons.
Mow your grass regularly to the correct height to allow for the best growth cycle, do not cut too short particularly in summer as the heat gets to the soil.
As a general rule allow the grass to grow longer in summer.
The correct height of your grass varies depending on your soil and grass type.
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Bore water considerations
Using a bore is a great option during hot and dry weather, however there are a few things you need to consider before putting bore on your plants.
Bore water often has a high salt content, solids and iron, so its advised to get the water tested so you know what you are dealing with. However keep in mind that over time and seasons your Bore water will change.
Working with Saline Water
Bore most commonly has a high soluble salts, so you need to be careful when using your Bore water on seedlings and plants that cannot handle higher salt content.
With seedlings they are more sensitive to salt than more mature plants, so you can grow seedlings in potting mix that is loose and well drained.
Use trickle watering systems to reduce the effects of salinity and evaporation, this then provides a steady leaching of salt to the edge of the wet area.
When watering, avoid putting water directly on the plants and allow the soil to help remove the salt.
Ensure your soil is loose and drains well.
For your lawn and garden apply gypsum to heavy soil and plenty of organic matter to improve soil structure and help process the Bore water.
Plant Tolerance
If you plan on using Bore water regularly, ensure that the plants you select have a high tolerance to bore water.
Some examples are:
Fruit:
persimmon, passion-fruit, strawberry, raspberry, avocado, almond, stone fruit, citrus fruit, apples, pears.
Vegetables:
green beans, parsnips, celery, radish, squash, peas, onion, carrot.
Other:
primula, gardenia, star jasmine, begonia, rose, azalea, camellia, ivy, magnolia, fuschia.
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Water is essential for plant and lawn growth, and getting it right will directly impact how your lawn and garden grows.
One of the ways to test how much water you should use is to monitor your soil.
Testing
Take a sample of your soil from 20cm depth, squeeze the soil, it should stick together to some extent,
if not its too dry. (Sandy soil is an exception here, but it should still be moist).
For a quick check, if you cannot push a 15cm screwdriver into the ground then its too dry.
Over Watering vs Under Watering
Over watering produces soft plants with poor durability.
Frequent light watering allows too much evaporation and creates shallow roots on plants and grass.
Amounts of Water
Dry sandy soil will take 25mm to soak down to 30cm depth.
Dry loam soil takes 40 - 50mm of water to reach 30cm depth.
High levels of clay in soil requires 70mm of water to reach 30cm depth
Method
Water 2-3 times a week deeply rather than every day, ensure the water reaches a depth of at least 30cm.
Water early as you can in the morning.
How to Calculate the Amount Of Water
Get a container with at least 25mm depth, place it in the range of your sprinkler and time how long it takes to get to 25mm.
This will show you how much water you need based on your soil type.
On average it takes 60 mins to produce 25mm.
This all depends on your sprinkler and water pressure.
Note this is a guide only and measurements can vary depending on your soil, garden and landscape.
