Re-Gas Service for Air Conditioning Systems

Over time, the air conditioning system in your car or van may gradually lose some of its refrigerant, typically up to 15%. This diminishes the system's ability to effectively cool the vehicle's interior.

Air Conditioning System Maintenance

Properly managed air conditioning systems not only cool the interior of your vehicle but also decrease moisture levels in the air, aiding in preventing interior window fogging. Furthermore, a well-maintained system helps eliminate unpleasant odours.

New 1234YF Air Conditioning Refrigerant

It's essential to note that the new 1234YF refrigerant boasts a lower greenhouse warming potential compared to traditional refrigerants, making it more eco-friendly. However, it's important to mention that the new 1234YF refrigerant is notably pricier than its predecessors.

To ensure complete transparency regarding our air conditioning re-gas and maintenance offerings, we have devised a pricing structure that clearly outlines the procedures included in each pricing option.

Air Conditioning Service Options:

Air-Con Service & Re-Gas – Old Style Gas (Recommended) – £60

1. Check temperature of air con output before any servicing
2. Carry out visual inspection of air con ribbed belt (if accessible)
3. Carry out visual inspection of air con compressor and end pulley (if accessible)
4. Carry out visual inspection of air con pipes (if accessible)
5. Carry out recovery of refrigerant gas
6. Carry out evacuation of air and moisture from system
7. Carry out a vacuum leak check
8. Recharge system with correct amount of refrigerant gas
9. Add fresh air conditioning oil to system
10. Carry out temperature check of air con system
11. Visually check pollen filter (if accessible)
12. Add anti-bacterial additive to clear build-up of bacteria and unpleasant smells
13. Add UV dye

New Style Air-Con Service & Re-Gas – £130

1. ⁠Check temperature of air con output before any servicing
2. ⁠Carry out visual inspection of air con ribbed belt (if accessible)
3. Carry out visual inspection of air con compressor and end pulley (if accessible)
4. Carry out visual inspection of air con pipes (if accessible)
5. Carry out recovery of refrigerant gas
6. ⁠Carry out evacuation of air and moisture from system
7. ⁠Carry out a vacuum leak check
8. Recharge system with correct amount of refrigerant gas
9. Add fresh air conditioning oil to system
10. Carry out temperature check of air con system
11. Visually check pollen filter (if accessible)
12. Add anti-bacterial additive to clear build-up of bacteria and unpleasant smells
13. Add UV dye