24 Hour Air Conditioning Service and Repairs
All Year Round Air Conditioning Service And Repair Support
We offer an out-of-hours service available to contract customers only. During business hours, we provide air conditioning service and repair support to all contract and non-contract customers. While we value all our customers, please be aware our contracted customers may receive priority.
To get prompt support, just call our service department and report your fault. An engineer will be sent out to assess and diagnose the problem. Our qualified engineers make every effort to resolve issues whilst onsite. However, if a specific part is required, they will quote you and organise a new appointment.
Get in touch for your emergency ac repair across Coventry and the Midlands.
Emergency Response For Critical Applications
In case of an emergency in critical applications, such as computer rooms, measurement rooms, and production and manufacturing settings, we will arrange next-day delivery or expedited same-day delivery by a special courier if available. We have a strong relationship with all our suppliers and ensure the problem is swiftly resolved.
Chillaire is registered with Gas Safe, the official regulatory body responsible for overseeing gas engineers and gas-related work in the UK. All our trusted heating engineers have commercial and heating qualifications; our air conditioning engineers are CITB qualified, and certified in safe handling of refrigerants and safe disposals. They have completed F-Gas courses and are knowledgeable about current government regulations on air conditioning refrigerant leak testing.
We manage and supply a variety of refrigerants, including:
R404a / R407c / R410a / R23
R417a / R134a / R407c
R437a / R507 / R422a
If your refrigerant is not listed, please reach out to see how we can help.
Additionally, we provide a refrigeration circuit conversion service, including the transformation of R22 refrigerant systems, banned in 2015, to operate with environmentally friendly approved refrigerant gases instead.