Air Conditioning Service & Maintenance

The annual clean and check that keeps the system efficient, keeps the air clean, and catches the failures that would otherwise land in the middle of a heatwave.

Most air conditioners fail in the first hot week of summer, because that is the first time all year they have been asked to work hard. A service before that week is the cheapest insurance available on the machine.

A proper service is not just pulling the filters out. It is cleaning the indoor and outdoor coils so the system can actually reject heat, clearing the condensate drain before it blocks, checking refrigerant pressures against what they should be for the ambient conditions, and reading the electrical draw to catch a motor or capacitor on the way out while it is still a scheduled job rather than an emergency.

For businesses and property managers, scheduled servicing across a portfolio is the version of this that actually gets done — I can set it up on a schedule timed around your trade instead of leaving it to whoever remembers.

What's included

  • Indoor and outdoor coil clean — the part that actually restores efficiency
  • Filter clean or replacement
  • Condensate drain clear and flush
  • Refrigerant pressure and superheat check against spec
  • Electrical draw, contactor and capacitor check
  • Written report on condition and anything worth watching
Licenced and insured. ABN 54 824 299 683 · ARCTick RTA AU069294 · RHL L149949 · $5 million public liability. Refrigerant work is licensed work — it is worth checking that whoever quotes you holds the ticket.

Common questions

How often should an air conditioner be serviced?

Once a year for a home system, ideally in spring before you need it. Commercial systems and anything running most of the day are better on six-monthly intervals.

Does servicing actually reduce running costs?

Yes, and the coil clean is where most of it comes from. A blocked outdoor coil cannot reject heat, so the compressor runs longer and harder for the same result. Dirty systems draw noticeably more power for less cooling.

Do you service systems you did not install?

Yes — most of the servicing I do is on systems installed by someone else, of every brand.

Can you set up scheduled servicing for multiple sites?

Yes. Multi-site and strata servicing on a set schedule is something I do for property managers and small business owners who would rather not think about it again.

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