Your system needs to be checked for being F-gas compliant at least once a year. This depends on the CO2 emissions of the systems. A system should not be re-charged with any refrigerant unless a leak has occurred. If the system has been installed correctly to meet F-gas legislation, then the system is pressure & strength tested before refrigerant can be released within the system. It is mandatory across all systems that annual or bi-annual leak testing occurs, according to CO2 emissions calculator to ensure any leaks are located and rectified, with a 30 day period of detection. Contact our experts today about re-gassing air condition systems.

Regular check-ups for an air conditioning system are vital. Failure to do so on a new installation will invalidate the warranty with the installer/manufacturer. It is likely to cause the system to fail and expensive parts will need replacing. Not only will this be costly, but also increases your carbon footprint. Regular air conditioning checkups on an older system will be of huge benefit. It will mean it runs more efficiently, picking up any issues to ensure they can be resolved quickly to avoid expensive repairs.

During an air conditioning service, the unit's casing is cleaned. The filters and indoor/outdoor coils are cleaned with an eco-safe coil cleaner. Electrical connections are tightened as well as a visual inspection of all PC boards and components. Once this is complete, the system is then run in heating and cooling modes, and readings are taken and recorded with electrical readings. The system will also be F-gas leak checked with a visual and priority leak-testing fluid or electronic sniffer for any refrigerant leaks. You will be presented with an air conditioning service report and the F-gas logbook completed for the unit or units. This will be signed by our own in-house F-gas certified engineers. Spares and recommendations will be quotes separately.

There are several steps to take to maintain your air conditioning unit. Keep the filters clean and free of dirt with warm soapy water. Allow them to air dry and fit them back in the unit. Keep the outdoor unit heat exchange clear of any debris such as plants and leaves. This allows air to be drawn through the heat exchanger. Use a hosepipe to clean a dirty coil, but never use a high-pressure hose as this can cause damage. These cleans can be completed periodically, however, we would advise a regular professional service to ensure it is running efficiently.

Keeping your staff members comfortable is of vital importance. Our team can assess your office and advise the most effective solution for commercial heating and cooling. This will maximise productivity around the office, ensuring your staff can perform at maximum level and your company has the best possible team behind it. Call us today to arrange an assessment.