Air conditioning maintenance & servicing in Perth.

We confirm the price for your system before booking. The system type, number of units, cleaning required and safe access all affect the scope. Send your suburb and a short description or photos; we will confirm the service cost, any visit fee and whether an assessment is needed first.

The agreed scope can include operational checks, filter cleaning, accessible indoor and outdoor equipment, drainage and controller checks. Ducted equipment also needs system-specific attention to return air, accessible ducting and zones. We confirm the cleaning level and inclusions for your equipment; repairs, parts and refrigerant work are not automatically included.

No. A wall-split hydro clean is deeper internal cleaning using equipment and protection suited to the job. Cleaning an accessible filter is only one part of looking after a system. Tell us about dust, odours or visible build-up so we can confirm whether a hydro clean is the appropriate service and what its price covers.

Start with the manufacturer's maintenance instructions. How often you use the system, its surroundings, filter condition and previous problems all matter. A heavily used system or a dusty property may need attention more often. Arrange an inspection before a period of heavy use, and raise new symptoms rather than waiting for the next routine visit.

Yes. A ducted system still has filters, indoor and outdoor equipment, drainage and controls that need care. We consider return-air condition, airflow and zone operation as part of the agreed service. Let us know about roof access and which rooms are affected; duct repairs or replacement are separate work.

Tell us how many indoor units you have and whether they are separate systems or a multi-head system. Each indoor unit needs to be considered, even when units share outdoor equipment. We confirm access, the cleaning required for each unit and the total scope and price before booking.

Refrigerant work is not automatically part of a routine maintenance visit. Poor cooling does not, by itself, establish a refrigerant problem. If a fault is suspected, we explain the appropriate diagnostic step and quote any additional work. Regulated refrigerant handling requires the relevant technician licence.

Tell us when you enquire so we can plan for fault diagnosis rather than assume a routine clean will fix it. Persistent leaks, error codes, repeated tripping or a system that will not operate normally can require a repair visit. If you are unsure, describe what you see and we will help identify the next step.

We explain what was found and whether further testing or repair is needed. Work outside the agreed service is discussed and priced before you approve it. Replacement parts, specialist testing or another visit may be needed; discovering a fault does not mean those costs were included in the maintenance booking.

Follow the instructions for your particular model and only access filters intended for owner cleaning. Keep outlets and the area around outdoor equipment clear. Leave equipment covers, internal dismantling, electrical work and refrigerant work to the appropriate technician. If access is difficult or you are unsure, ask for help.

Send the brand, model and a photo of the label if it is safely accessible. We confirm suitability before booking rather than assuming every model has the same requirements. Evaporative cooling has a separate service scope from refrigerated split and ducted systems; mention it in your enquiry.

Maintenance requirements differ between manufacturers and products. Check your model's instructions and warranty terms, keep your service records and tell us about any current warranty before work is arranged. Manufacturer warranties operate alongside Australian Consumer Law consumer guarantees; there is no single annual-service rule that describes every warranty.