Air conditioning maintenance and repair

Regular check-ups and repairs so your equipment lasts longer.

Maintenance

Filter cleaning and disinfection
Gas and performance check
Annual plans tailored to you

We recommend one check-up a year, and cleaning the filters before each season of use.

Before and after a service

Split filters

Blower wheel and louver

This is how the blower wheel and the louver of a split in a home in the area looked when we opened it, and how they looked after cleaning.

Clean blower wheel, louver and filters of a split, after servicing — Clean blower wheel, louver and filters.

With a dirty unit, air flows less well, the unit cools less, uses more energy and can smell bad. A timely cleaning prevents all of that.

Breakdown repair

We repair units of different brands. Tell us the brand and model and we will say whether it is worth repairing or replacing.

What is wrong with your air conditioner?

A real repair case

These are the flared joints (the flared ends of the copper pipework) we replaced on a unit, and the unit during refrigerant charging after the repair.

Two flared copper pipe ends replaced during a repair — Replaced flared joints.

Open outdoor unit with gauges and scale during refrigerant charging after a repair — Refrigerant charge on a scale after repairing the flared joints.

When a joint fails, the unit can lose refrigerant and cool less. The joint is replaced, we check there are no more leaks and the correct amount of refrigerant is charged again.

Another real case: a business that was not cooling

A customer called because the ducted air conditioning in their commercial premises was not cooling properly. The condenser (the outdoor unit) was full of dirt and was not ventilating properly. After cleaning it, the unit went back to cooling as it should.

Ducted-system condenser covered by a layer of dirt, before cleaning — Condenser covered in dirt.

Hand removing the layer of dirt that covered the condenser coil — Removing the dirt that blocked the airflow.

Clean condenser coil, after cleaning — Clean condenser.

A dirty condenser cannot release heat, so the unit cools less well and uses more energy. That is why it is worth checking and cleaning it regularly, especially on premises and units that run many hours.

On the coast, even more important

Near the sea, salt speeds up corrosion of the outdoor unit; a regular check helps spot it in time.

Salt air and your outdoor unit

Frequently asked questions

How often should I service it?

We recommend one check-up a year, and cleaning the filters before each season of use.

Do you repair other brands?

Yes. Tell us the brand and model and we'll say whether it's worth repairing or replacing.

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