Air Conditioning

Air conditioning repair across Perth

When your air conditioning stops cooling, leaks, or makes a new noise, we diagnose the fault and fix it, on split and ducted systems across Perth.

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Licensed and family-run from Wilson since 2014.

Air conditioning not working right?

We diagnose the fault first, whether it is not cooling, leaking water inside, tripping the power, or throwing an error code, then tell you what it needs.

The short answer: When an air conditioner stops cooling, leaks, or makes a new noise, the fix starts with proper diagnosis. We find the fault on split and ducted systems across Perth and repair it.

A fault has a cause, and we find it rather than guess. From a unit that will not cool to one that trips the circuit, we work out what has gone wrong.

Repairs sit alongside the rest of our air conditioning work, and where the cause is electrical we have the electrical side covered in-house.

A technician diagnosing an air conditioning fault on an outdoor unit

Why is my air conditioner not cooling?

Common causes are a refrigerant leak, a tired compressor, a failed fan or capacitor, a blocked filter, or a control fault. Each needs a different fix.

Not cooling
Leaking water inside
Strange noises
Tripping the power
Error codes

A system low on refrigerant usually has a leak; simply topping it up without fixing the leak is a temporary fix, so we find the leak first.

Water leaking inside is often a blocked condensate drain, and a new rattle or hum can be a fan or mounting issue. We track down which.

Repair or replace? An honest answer

On an older unit, the cost of a major repair can approach the cost of replacing it. We tell you straight which makes sense rather than just quoting the repair.

If a repair is good value and the unit has years left, we fix it. If it is old, inefficient, and facing an expensive fault, we will say so.

For upkeep that prevents faults in the first place, see air conditioning servicing.

FAQ

Common air conditioning repair questions

Common causes are a refrigerant leak, a worn compressor, a failed fan or capacitor, a blocked filter, or a control fault. We diagnose which before quoting a fix.

A unit low on refrigerant almost always has a leak. Topping it up without fixing the leak is temporary, so we find and address the leak rather than just refilling it.

It depends on the unit's age, efficiency, and the fault. On an old unit a major repair can approach replacement cost, and we will tell you honestly which makes sense.

We work across the common air conditioning brands found in Perth. If a part is obsolete we will tell you and set out the options.