Air Conditioning Modbury

A leaking indoor unit usually means a blocked condensate line or a frozen coil. Brick homes from the 1960s and 1970s often have drain runs that have shifted over the decades, and we clear or reroute them properly.

Grinding, rattling or a bad smell points to worn bearings, loose parts or pads past their best. Evaporative units especially need pad checks each spring, and we carry the common parts on the van.

Low refrigerant, a failing compressor or a blocked filter all end the same way. If your unit is blowing warm air or simply not cooling, we find the cause and quote the fix upfront.

A system not turning on might be a tripped breaker, a failed capacitor or a dead board. We read the error codes, test properly and tell you honestly whether repair or replacement wins.

Modern refrigerated systems carry star ratings that translate straight into lower power bills. Upgrading an ageing unit cuts running costs through a long summer, and reverse-cycle heating does the same in winter.

When consecutive days push past 40, every system on the street works flat out. A correctly sized unit with clean filters copes. An undersized one with choked airflow struggles and costs more doing it.

Ducted systems with zoning let you cool the rooms you're using and shut off the rest. In a single-storey brick home, zoning the bedrooms separately makes a real difference overnight.

Evaporative cooling runs on water and a small fan, so running costs stay low in dry summer weather. It's a cooling-only system, so plan separate heating for the cold months.