R32
from RM80. The standard for current inverter units. Charged by weight after pressure verification.
Gas Top-Up & Regas
Weak cooling usually means low refrigerant — but refrigerant does not vanish on its own. We find out where it went before charging a single gram.
from RM80
Our regas visit, step by step
- Pressure reading against the manufacturer’s nameplate spec
- Leak inspection at flare joints, valves and visible piping
- Honest verdict: top-up, leak repair first, or no gas needed at all
- Charge by weight for R32/R410A systems — not by guesswork
- Supply-air temperature verified with you watching
Refrigerant pricing guide
R410A
from RM100. Common on 2010s inverter systems. Full recharge recommended over partial top-up.
R22
from RM90. Older non-inverter units. We will tell you honestly when a replacement makes more sense than feeding an aging system.
Leak repair
from RM150. Flare re-making, joint brazing or piping section replacement — quoted fixed after the leak is located.
Fair warning: if a company tops up your gas every few months without mentioning a leak, you are paying a subscription for the same problem. A sealed system should hold its charge for years.