Refrigerant Gas Refills Done Properly
If your aircon is running but not cooling effectively, low refrigerant gas is often the cause. Air Conditioner Repair tests your system's gas pressure, checks for leaks first, and refills or fully regasses the unit with the correct refrigerant type for your system. Topping up gas without fixing an underlying leak just means you'll be back again in a few months — that's why every regas job includes a leak check as standard.
Why Choose Us for This Service
Leak Detection Included
We check for leaks before refilling gas.
All Refrigerant Types
R22, R410A and R32 systems serviced.
Restored Cooling Power
Correct gas pressure restores full performance.
Done Right First Time
No repeat callouts for the same low-gas issue.
Signs Your Aircon Is Low on Gas
Weak or Warm Airflow
Air blows but isn't as cold as it should be.
Ice Forming on Pipes
Visible frost or ice on the outdoor unit's pipework.
Longer Cooling Times
Takes much longer than usual to cool a room.
Hissing Sounds
A hissing noise can indicate a refrigerant leak.
Recently Topped Up
If gas was added before and cooling dropped again, there's likely a leak.
How It Works
Pressure Test
We check current gas pressure and system health.
Leak Check
System inspected for leaks before refilling.
Regas
Correct refrigerant type refilled to spec.
Performance Test
Cooling output tested and confirmed before we leave.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my aircon needs a regas?
Weak or warm airflow, ice on the outdoor unit, or longer cooling times are common signs of low refrigerant.
Do you check for leaks first?
Yes, always. Refilling gas without fixing a leak means the problem returns within months.
What refrigerant types do you work with?
We work with R22, R410A and R32 systems, among others.
How long does a regas take?
Most regas jobs, including a leak check, are completed within a couple of hours.
Is regassing covered under warranty?
Gas top-ups aren't usually covered by manufacturer warranty, but our workmanship on the job is guaranteed.