Servicing of refrigeration, air conditioning and heat pumps

Yes. On the first visit, we inspect the equipment, record its condition and the type of refrigerant, and agree on the scope of maintenance accordingly. With older systems, we will tell you honestly if a repair is no longer worthwhile.

For air conditioning and heat pumps, usually once a year; for refrigeration equipment in continuous operation, twice a year. In addition, equipment containing more than a certain amount of refrigerant has a leak-check interval set by law under the F-gas Regulation — this is not a recommendation but a legal obligation of the operator.

Checking the pressures and temperatures of the refrigerant circuit, its tightness and the condition of the compressor; cleaning the evaporator and condenser; checking the condensate drainage, electrical connections and control settings; and measuring the current draw. After each service, you receive a report on what we found and what we recommend addressing.

It depends on the distance and our current workload. If a breakdown puts your goods at risk, call us directly — at a moment like that, an email may not be read in time. Customers with a regular maintenance agreement get priority, because we know their equipment and can bring the right part straight away.

A clogged condenser increases energy consumption without anyone noticing, a small leak eventually turns into downtime, and a worn compressor is the most expensive component of the whole system. Maintenance costs less than a single day of refrigeration downtime.