Filters and indoor unit
A clean indoor unit cools better and the air is cleaner.
Keep cool in summer
Air conditioners and air-source heat pumps need the same care: clean filters, clean indoor and outdoor units and the right refrigerant charge. If the unit cools or heats weakly, water drips from the indoor unit, the outdoor unit ices up or an error code appears, it is time to call a technician.
During a service we clean the filters and heat exchangers, check the condensate drain, electrical connections and operating modes, and if needed find leaks and recharge the system with refrigerant.
What we check
Outdoor unit
Heat exchanger cleaning and fan check.
Refrigerant
Leak check and recharge if needed.
Drain
Condensate drain, so the indoor unit does not drip.
How it works
- 01
Report
Send the model, the error code if one is shown, and a description.
- 02
Inspection
The technician checks the unit and tells you what is needed.
- 03
Service or repair
The work and its cost are confirmed before we start.
- 04
Handover
We check that the unit cools and heats correctly.
Frequently asked questions
How often should an air conditioner be serviced?+
At least once a year, more often in dusty rooms or with constant use. For an air-source heat pump, the best time is before the heating season.
How much does a service cost?+
The price is the call-out plus working time: in Tallinn on a working day, a call-out of €43.40 (up to 15 km) or €55.80 and €68.20 per hour on site, incl. VAT. Refrigerant and parts are charged as used.
Request a quote or service visit
Tell us what you need. We will reply with a price and recommendation within one working day.