About MSR Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Pty Ltd
MSR Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Pty Ltd is an Australian HVAC (heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration) contractor based in Brisbane’s eastern suburbs. The company designs, installs and services split systems, ducted and multi-head air conditioning, commercial refrigeration, mechanical ventilation and related building equipment for homes, offices, retail, hospitality, healthcare and industrial sites across South East Queensland and Northern New South Wales. MSR operates under full trade licensing and industry accreditations, employing qualified technicians with refrigerant handling and electrical licences to deliver compliant, energy‑efficient climate control solutions.
A charge from “msr burleigh head” is likely related to MSR carrying out supply, installation, repair or maintenance work at a property or business in or near Burleigh Heads on the Gold Coast—such as installing or servicing an air conditioning system, repairing refrigeration equipment, or providing scheduled preventative maintenance. Depending on the job, the charge could be for an upfront quote deposit, a call‑out fee, parts and labour on a repair, or a progress or final payment on a larger installation. For commercial clients, it might also represent a periodic invoice for a maintenance contract or asset management services.
To verify an MSR charge, customers should first check recent invoices, quotes or work orders from MSR Air Conditioning & Refrigeration, including any email confirmations, SMS messages or attached PDFs, and match the amount and date to their statement. If something doesn’t look right, they can contact MSR directly using the phone number or contact form listed on msrair.com.au, quoting the invoice number, service address and the last four digits of the card that was charged. It’s also helpful to ask your real estate agent, strata/body corporate manager or site manager whether MSR recently completed HVAC or refrigeration work on the premises, as those jobs are sometimes authorised centrally but billed back to you. If no link to MSR can be found, you can then raise a dispute with your bank, providing any correspondence you have from the merchant.