AC and HVAC faults can involve electrical supply, controls, airflow, drainage, refrigerant or mechanical components. The correct service depends on the symptom and equipment condition, so inspection comes before parts replacement.
AC and HVAC faults can involve electrical supply, controls, airflow, drainage, refrigerant or mechanical components. The correct service depends on the symptom and equipment condition, so inspection comes before parts replacement. Note the unit model and exact symptom because similar cooling complaints can have different causes.
Our AC & HVAC Services
Split AC Installation
A split AC installation needs a suitable electrical supply, secure indoor/outdoor mounting, correct refrigerant piping, drainage and proper evacuation before commissioning.
- Check the dedicated supply and isolator rating.
- Choose an outdoor location with airflow and service access.
- Keep refrigerant pipe runs within manufacturer guidance.
- Provide a continuous drain slope where possible.
- Vacuum and test the system before normal operation.
- Check the dedicated supply and isolator rating.
- Choose an outdoor location with airflow and service access.
A split AC installation needs a suitable electrical supply, secure indoor/outdoor mounting, correct refrigerant piping, drainage and proper evacuation before commissioning. Note the unit model and exact symptom because similar cooling complaints can have different causes.
Inverter AC Installation
Inverter AC units need stable power, correct cable sizing and manufacturer-compatible installation practices. Poor flaring, drainage or electrical connections can cause faults even when the unit is new.
Inverter AC units need stable power, correct cable sizing and manufacturer-compatible installation practices. Poor flaring, drainage or electrical connections can cause faults even when the unit is new. Note the unit model and exact symptom because similar cooling complaints can have different causes.
- Confirm voltage and circuit capacity for the selected unit.
- Use correct pipe size and sound flare joints.
- Plan drain routing to avoid backflow or indoor leakage.
- Protect outdoor electrical connections from weather.
- Commission the unit and check operating current and temperatures.
- Confirm voltage and circuit capacity for the selected unit.
AC Repair Services
AC repair should start from the symptom: no power, weak cooling, icing, noise or water leakage point to different checks. Refrigerant should not be added until leakage and operating conditions are assessed.
- Check power supply, breaker and control response.
- Inspect filters, coils and airflow before refrigerant decisions.
- Check indoor/outdoor fan operation.
- Look for visible oil marks or other leak indicators.
- Measure operating conditions before replacing major parts.
- Check power supply, breaker and control response.
AC repair should start from the symptom: no power, weak cooling, icing, noise or water leakage point to different checks. Refrigerant should not be added until leakage and operating conditions are assessed. Note the unit model and exact symptom because similar cooling complaints can have different causes.
AC Gas Filling (Refrigerant Recharge)
Refrigerant recharge is appropriate only after the system condition and possible leakage are checked. The correct refrigerant type and charge method depend on the AC model and installation.
- Identify the specified refrigerant from the unit label.
- Check for likely leakage before adding refrigerant.
- Inspect service valves and flare joints.
- Use operating pressure/temperature information appropriately.
Refrigerant recharge is appropriate only after the system condition and possible leakage are checked. The correct refrigerant type and charge method depend on the AC model and installation. Note the unit model and exact symptom because similar cooling complaints can have different causes. Recharge work should be based on the specified refrigerant and measured operating condition, not a fixed gas quantity for every unit.
Refrigerant recharge is appropriate only after the system condition and possible leakage are checked. The correct refrigerant type and charge method depend on the AC model and installation. Note the unit model and exact symptom because similar cooling complaints can have different causes.
AC Servicing & Cleaning
AC cleaning focuses on airflow, filters, coils, drain condition and accessible dust buildup. Electrical parts should be protected from water during cleaning and the drain should be checked before handover.
- Clean or replace filters as appropriate.
- Inspect indoor coil and blower condition.
- Clear and test the condensate drain.
- Check outdoor coil airflow and obstructions.
- Protect electrical controls during wet cleaning.
- Clean or replace filters as appropriate.
- Inspect indoor coil and blower condition.
AC cleaning focuses on airflow, filters, coils, drain condition and accessible dust buildup. Electrical parts should be protected from water during cleaning and the drain should be checked before handover. Note the unit model and exact symptom because similar cooling complaints can have different causes. Cleaning scope should match the actual dirt buildup and access available on the indoor and outdoor units.
AC cleaning focuses on airflow, filters, coils, drain condition and accessible dust buildup. Electrical parts should be protected from water during cleaning and the drain should be checked before handover. Note the unit model and exact symptom because similar cooling complaints can have different causes.
Window AC Services
Window AC service combines appliance checks with the condition of the wall opening, drainage and electrical supply. Vibration and water leakage can come from installation as well as the unit itself.
Commercial HVAC Services
Commercial HVAC work should be planned around equipment capacity, controls, electrical supply, airflow and access for maintenance. Occupied premises may also need staged work to limit disruption.
- Cassette AC Installation - Ideal for offices and shops
- Central AC Systems - For large commercial buildings
- VRF/VRV Systems - Multi-zone climate control
- Commercial HVAC Maintenance
AC Shifting & Relocation
Relocating an AC requires safe refrigerant handling, suitable new mounting, revised piping/drain routes and a compatible electrical supply at the new position.
Relocating an AC requires safe refrigerant handling, suitable new mounting, revised piping/drain routes and a compatible electrical supply at the new position. Note the unit model and exact symptom because similar cooling complaints can have different causes.
AC Brands We Service
AC Brands We Service: AC and HVAC faults can involve electrical supply, controls, airflow, drainage, refrigerant or mechanical components. The correct service depends on the symptom and equipment condition, so inspection comes before parts replacement.
AC Service Pricing Guide
| Service | Planning / Quote Note |
|---|---|
| Split AC Installation (1-1.5 Ton) | Quoted after scope check |
| Split AC Installation (2 Ton) | Quoted after scope check |
| AC Repair (diagnostic + minor) | Quoted after scope check |
| AC Gas Filling | PKR 3,200 - 5,000 |
| AC Normal Service | PKR 1,500 - 2,500 |
| AC Deep Cleaning | PKR 2,500 - 3,500 |
| AC Shifting (same city) | Quoted after scope check |
| Compressor Replacement | Quoted after scope check |
AC Service Pricing Guide: AC and HVAC faults can involve electrical supply, controls, airflow, drainage, refrigerant or mechanical components. The correct service depends on the symptom and equipment condition, so inspection comes before parts replacement.
Planning AC & HVAC Work
- Record the unit model and symptom.
- Check electrical supply and controls.
- Inspect airflow and drainage.
- Assess refrigerant or mechanical condition only where relevant.
- Test operation after the agreed work.
- Record the unit model and symptom.
Arrange AC Service
Arrange AC Service: AC and HVAC faults can involve electrical supply, controls, airflow, drainage, refrigerant or mechanical components. The correct service depends on the symptom and equipment condition, so inspection comes before parts replacement.