The Pacific Highway corridor at Heatherbrae and Raymond Terrace
Heatherbrae and Raymond Terrace sit on the Pacific Highway's run north out of Newcastle, and plenty of trucks, trailers and service vehicles work out of yards along that stretch. Those trucks cover big kilometres, and their AC and charging systems feel it.
We service them in the yard between runs rather than you losing a day to a workshop booking. The industrial yards at Hexham and Tomago, just to the south, are part of the same patch. Further up the highway, yards out towards Karuah are covered as well.
Civil and service crews from Medowie to Salt Ash
New housing around Medowie and Raymond Terrace keeps civil crews and trades busy, and crews heading out along Nelson Bay Road through Williamtown and Salt Ash run the same mix of plant and utes. Excavators, tippers and utes loaded with beacons, lights and tools all need their electrics and AC working.
We look after the auto electrical, the AC and the fleet fit-outs, right down to the signage and asset numbers, so you're not chasing three different contractors to keep one ute on the road. That's one booking, and one number to ring when something stops working.
Nelson Bay, Anna Bay and the salt air
Getting a tech out to Nelson Bay or Anna Bay for a work vehicle can be hard going. Call and we'll be upfront about timing before anything gets booked.
Salt air is part of life on the bay. It corrodes condensers and electrical connections, so work vehicles kept near the water are worth an electrical and AC check before summer rather than after the first breakdown.
Port Stephens has no shortage of boats and caravans, but we don't work on either, or on private cars. We stick to business utes, trucks and machinery.