Have you been sweltering in your car because of a broken air conditioner?  Book a Complete Air Conditioning service today. We the most extensive Air Conditioning service available which includes:

• Recharging to recommended levels, adding fresh system oil
• Air-conditioning cleaner to clear bacterial build up and remove any unpleasant smells
• Full visual inspection, temperature and leak checks
• Recovery of refrigerant, evacuation of air and moisture from system

Why use us?

• Car air con recharge service and repair
• Established for more than 20 years.
• Recharge, Regas and A/C service to cars, vans & light commercial vehicles
• Repair to auto aircon systems, parts replacement
• Experienced, highly trained technicians
• Trust, knowledge & expertise
• Leak testing and fault diagnosis
• Odour, bad smell removal

Why does my car need an air conditioning recharge?

You’re air conditioning system can lose up to 15% of it’s coolant every year, so a 3 year old car may have lost almost half it’s coolant seriously impacting on the performance of the system and damaging the components involved. You should regularly have the air conditioning systems serviced to reduce wear and tear on the components and help avoid potentially big repair bills.

Why should I get my air conditioning serviced?

Without regular Air Conditioning system servicing your seals may seize. If you car is serviced at a dealership in most cases when they service your car they only test to see if the air conditioning works, not that all the components are working properly and in full working condition. Regular air conditioning system servicing ensures the system is full of coolant, that their are now leaks, the pressure is correct and that the hoses, seals and pipes are all in full working order.

What’s the best way to run my air conditioning?

Turn your air conditioning on, ensuring that it’s not set to ‘economy’ mode. When you first get into a hot car, open the windows, ensure that the air vents are set to face level and the system is set up to do the same, not pointed at your feet. Remember cold air falls.

Turn the temperature to as low as it will go, and the blower as high as possible. Also make sure that the air is on ‘recirc’ mode and not taking air from outside. Better to cool already cooled air!! When the temperature is more comfortable, close the windows and increase the temperature to a more suitable level as well as decreasing the blower speed. You should also point the air vents upwards to ensuring the cold air flows down again.