Blowing warm or cool, not cold
Usually low refrigerant from a leak.
Car repairsLicensed handling
Air-con
re-gas & repair
Air-con blowing warm on a 40-degree day? We test the system for leaks, re-gas it with the right refrigerant and repair faulty components — in your driveway, before summer bites.
Time on site~[XX] min
LicenceARC [no.]
WhereHome or work
About this service
Cold air again, done properly
Car air-con loses a little refrigerant each year, but a system that goes warm quickly almost always has a leak. Simply topping it up without fixing the leak wastes money and releases refrigerant into the air.
We recover any remaining gas, vacuum-test for leaks, then recharge with the exact amount and type of refrigerant your car needs. Refrigerant handling in Australia requires a licence from the Australian Refrigeration Council — [add your ARC licence number].
Car repairs · Air Conditioning
Signs your air-con needs work
Musty smell
Mould on the evaporator or a dirty cabin filter.
Clicking or noise when on
Compressor clutch or fan issues.
Windows slow to demist
Air-con also dries the air.
What you get
What’s included
- System performance test and vent temperature reading
- Refrigerant recovery and vacuum leak test
- Re-gas with the correct refrigerant and oil
- Cabin filter check
- Compressor, condenser and fan check
- Component repairs quoted before work
Good to know: Leaking components (hoses, condenser, compressor) are quoted after testing — a re-gas alone won’t last if there’s a leak.
Before we arrive
What we need from you
- Make, model and year so we bring the right refrigerant (R134a or R1234yf)
- Access to run the engine for 15–20 minutes
- A shaded spot if possible on hot days
Pricing
Clear, fixed prices
Pick an option to update the estimate in the booking form. Final price confirmed before work starts.
How it works
Three simple steps
Tell us the symptoms
Noises, warning lights, when it happens — photos and videos help.
We diagnose, then quote
We find the cause on site and you approve a fixed price before work starts.
Fixed and road-tested
Repaired where it’s parked, tested, and you pay when it’s done.
FAQ
Air Conditioning questions
Why is my car air-con blowing warm air?
Low refrigerant from a leak is the most common reason. It can also be a faulty compressor clutch, fan or pressure switch, which we test for.
How often does car air-con need a re-gas?
A healthy system can go years. If yours needs gas every season, there’s a leak to fix.
Can you re-gas newer cars with R1234yf?
[Confirm before publishing.] Many cars built since around 2017 use R1234yf; we check your car’s type before we come.