Air Conditioning Maintenance
Planned, preventative maintenance to keep your system efficient, compliant and reliable all year round.
Air Conditioning Maintenance
A single annual service tells you how a system is performing on the day of the visit. Planned maintenance goes further — regular, scheduled visits that track a system's condition over time, catch small issues before they become breakdowns, and keep it running at its best for longer. It's the same disciplined, engineering-led approach we bring to every job, applied on a schedule rather than as a one-off.
Why Regular Maintenance Matters
• Keeps running costs down by maintaining efficiency
• Reduces the risk of unexpected breakdowns
• Extends the working life of the system
• Helps meet applicable F-Gas requirements for systems containing refrigerant
• Maintains air quality and hygiene for staff, tenants or family
• Builds a documented service history — useful for landlords, businesses and warranty claims
What's Included in a Maintenance Visit
• Visual inspection of indoor and outdoor units
• Cleaning of filters, coils and covers
• Checking and clearing condensate drains
• Refrigerant-circuit inspection, including checks for signs of leakage
• Electrical and safety checks
• Fan and airflow performance testing
• Controller and settings verification
• Readings logged and compared against previous visits
• Updated maintenance record
How Often Should a System Be Maintained?
This depends on how the system is used. As a general guide, most residential split systems benefit from a maintenance visit once a year, while systems used more intensively — in offices, treatment rooms or other commercial settings — are usually better served by two visits a year. We'll recommend a schedule based on the system itself, its usage and its condition, rather than applying a blanket rule.
Maintenance Plans for Landlords & Businesses
For landlords, property managers and businesses managing multiple systems or properties, we can set up a recurring maintenance plan — scheduled visits, a single point of contact, and a documented record for each system. This takes the admin of remembering and arranging servicing off your hands, and gives you paperwork to show tenants, insurers or auditors when it's needed.
Ready to Set Up a Maintenance Plan?
Get in touch to talk through your system, how it's used, and how often it should be seen.