Air Conditioning Servicing in Canberra
Annual servicing that pays for itself in lower running costs.
- Canberra & Queanbeyan
- 0434 096 497
- Mon–Fri · 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
- Installation, repairs & servicing

Maintenance helps preserve airflow and identify faults. No fixed saving or extra lifespan is guaranteed; follow the equipment manual and actual site needs.
Our 21-point service is thorough — we don't just wipe the filter and leave. We test refrigerant pressures, clean the indoor coil, flush the drain, and give you a written condition report.
What's included
- Full 21-point service checklist
- Indoor coil deep clean
- Filter clean or replace
- Condensate drain flush
- Outdoor unit clean & fin comb
- Refrigerant pressure test
- Written condition report + photos
Why choose us
Cleaning dirty coils may improve airflow and heat transfer; savings depend on the starting condition.
Service life varies by equipment, installation, condition and use.
We catch failing capacitors and fan bearings before they leave you sweating.
How it works
- 1. Book online
Choose a date that works for you.
- 2. 60–90 minute service
One split — most homes are done in under 90 minutes.
- 3. Written report
You receive a photo-illustrated condition report.
Pricing guidance
Indicative Canberra pricing for air conditioning servicing in canberra. Every home is different — book a free onsite quote for a firm number.
| Job | Typical range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Single split system | $189 | 60–90 minutes on site. |
| Two splits (same visit) | $319 | Save $59 vs. booked separately. |
| Ducted system service | $349 – $489 | Depends on zone count. |
| Annual maintenance plan | from $299 / year | Priority booking + discounts. |
What a useful service report should tell you
A useful report identifies the system, records the condition of filters, coils, drains and outdoor airflow, and separates completed cleaning from recommended repairs. Ask for photographs of accessible problem areas and an explanation of any additional charge before approving work. Checks should follow the manufacturer's instructions and the system's condition; not every visit requires opening the refrigerant circuit.
Filter cleaning can often be performed by the owner when the manual allows it. Electrical testing, refrigerant handling and dismantling equipment are professional tasks. Switch the system off before removing user-serviceable filters and never spray water into electrical components. A persistent smell or water leak needs diagnosis, not simply more fragrance or a quick filter wipe.
Set a maintenance interval for the actual site
Dust, pollen, pets, long operating hours and commercial occupancy can increase maintenance needs. Follow the equipment manual and adjust the schedule to observed condition. For ducted equipment, include return-air filters, access to the indoor unit and condensate drainage; cleaning ceiling grilles alone does not service the whole system.
Maintenance can help preserve airflow and identify faults, but a fixed electricity saving or extra number of years of life cannot be promised for every system. Compare measured energy use under similar weather and occupancy if you want to assess a change. For a maintenance plan, confirm visit frequency, exclusions, renewal terms and the response arrangements in writing.
Frequently asked questions
Sources and further reading
- Australian Government — Zoned Energy Rating Label
Explains climate-specific heating/cooling ratings, output capacity and noise figures; not a guarantee of a household's bills.
- Australian Refrigeration Council — Look for the Tick
Find licensed refrigeration businesses and check refrigerant-handling requirements. This link does not certify this business.
These sources support the general guidance, not this business's prices, credentials or project outcomes. Confirm current product and program conditions before committing to work.
Book your annual service
Free onsite quotes across Canberra. Same-week bookings for most jobs.