Air Technology Tasmania
Air Technology Tasmania Pty Ltd was established in November 1997 when Neil and Irene Quinn and Darron and Janelle Febey combined their expertise.
In March 2009 Neil and Irene became the sole owners.
Neil and Irene both work in the business, which gives them an in-depth understanding of their clients’ requirements.
Air Technology Tasmania’s reputation has been built on offering the best brands and the best customer service and our growth has resulted from our commitment to quality.
Our head office is located in Devonport on the North West Coast of Tasmania, but we have been carrying out work all along the North West Coast from Smithton to Deloraine and also on the West Coast since our inception in 1997. Over the past 12 months we have gradually expanded our operations into the Launceston area in Northern Tasmania. We are currently working on growing our business in Launceston with a view to having staff permanently based there and will set up an office/workshop in the near future.
All aspects of our business are attended to by our team of trained technicians and our experienced administration staff. We have a fleet of fully equipped service vehicles which allows us to service all areas.
Air Technology Tasmania proudly boasts the best brands, including, but not limited to, Daikin, Mitsubishi Electric and Actron Air and has established accounts with major manufacturers and wholesalers. Air Technology Tasmania is an Aurora Preferred Supplier and an Electrical Contractor.
Our company has expertise in a wide variety of mechanical services for an extensive range of applications including: air conditioning, air handling units, exhaust systems, hydronics, heating and ventilation, fire control, smoke purging and specialist control equipment.
We can design, supply, install and service systems and products for a wide variety of uses including: plant nurseries, computer rooms, toilets, hotels, industrial applications, workshops, social clubs, offices and all commercial sites.
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“Totally owned and operated by Tasmanians”
