Air Conditioning Unit Repairs
Fixing Problems With Your Air Conditioning Unit
If your air conditioning system isn’t performing as it should, our Somerset-based team is ready to assist. Our engineers are highly experienced in identifying and resolving a wide range of air conditioning faults, from reduced cooling performance to system errors and unexpected breakdowns. We work efficiently to diagnose the issue and restore your system to full working order with minimal disruption.
All of our engineers are REFCOM certified and fully qualified to handle systems containing Fluorinated gases. This means your equipment is serviced safely, professionally and in line with current regulations, giving you confidence that repairs are carried out to the highest standard.
Alongside responsive repair work, we also provide planned annual air conditioning servicing throughout Somerset. Regular maintenance helps prevent faults, improve energy efficiency and ensure your system continues to operate reliably all year round.
Arrange a Free Site Survey
Get in touch and one of our friendly team will discuss your needs and then arrange a convenient time to visit.
Common Air Con Faults
Air conditioning systems can develop faults over time, particularly if they are not regularly maintained. Without routine servicing, small issues can quickly turn into larger, more costly problems. Some of the most common faults we deal with across Somerset include:
Poor cooling or heating performance
Unusual or loud noises from the unit
Warm air blowing when the system is set to cool
Water leaks or excess condensation
Unpleasant smells coming from the unit
Increased energy bills without increased usage
Visible leaks around the indoor unit
System failing to power on
Weak or reduced airflow
If you notice any of these problems, or your system simply isn’t operating as it should, it’s important to have it checked promptly. Early diagnosis can prevent further damage and reduce repair costs.
If your air con is showing signs of a fault, contact our team and we’ll arrange a prompt inspection to get your system back to full working order.
Why Choose Us?
Experienced Team
Our fully qualified team have over 10 years experience in the Air Conditioning industry.
Dedicated Support
We take pride in what we do and are always on hand with support and advice.
Quality Service
We use only the highest quality systems and materials and pride ourselves on our after sales service.
Our Air Conditioning Repair Process
1. Contact
After requesting a callback or contacting us, one of our friendly team will be in touch to discuss your repair requirements.
2. Site Visit
If required, one of our engineers will attend your premises to assess the problem with your unit.
3. Quote
At this point, we provide you with a free, no obligation quotation.
4. Repair
Following acceptance of the quote, an engineer will attend your premises to carry out the repair.
Domestic Air Conditioning
Domestic Air Conditioning
Promote a healthy and comfortable environment in your home with consistent temperatures.
Commercial Air Conditioning
Commercial Air Conditioning
Promote a comfortable working environment for employees all year round with a small commercial Air Conditioning system.
Our Air Conditioning Brands
FAQs
If the air conditioning unit s very old, it might be more cost effective to replace it with a new system. Our air conditioning engineer will be able to assess the damage and make a recommendation on whether it’s worth repairing or replacing.
Whilst it is possible to repair your air con unit yourself it isn’t advisable to do so unless you have the necessary knowledge and experience. Attempting to repair your unit yourself could result in further damage and potentially harm you or others.
The cost of repairing an air conditioning unit varies depending on the extent of the damage and the parts required. Our team will provide you with a free, no obligation quotation with a full breakdown of all associated costs.
Yes. The need for a recharge or re-gas is usually required when the unit is leaking. We will inspect the unit, test it to find the leak, fix it and then re-gas the unit.