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Why now is the time to book your air conditioning service in Sydney

Don’t wait until it’s too late

Summer is just around the corner. With it we can expect sizzling temperatures, trips to the beach, BBQs and dips in the pool. Summer also means that you’ll be running your air conditioning a whole lot more.

As homeowners and landlords, we often overlook the need for air conditioning servicing in Sydney.

But, just like anything with a motor, your air conditioning needs servicing regularly. And we’re not just talking about cleaning filters.

It’s crucial that you have your air conditioner serviced before those 40+ degree days hit.

Why?

Because, just like us, air conditioning can get stressed in the heat

You rely on your air conditioning to keep you cool. If you’ve ever experienced a scorching hot day without the benefit of air conditioning, you’ll understand how energy sapping the heat can be.

In the same way, your air conditioning gets stressed in the heat.

It has to work extra hard to keep you cool on sweltering day.

If there’s ever a time when your air conditioning is likely to break down, it’s Summer…right when you really need it.
 

Air conditioning companies are overwhelmed in Summer

Many people live by the “if it ain’t broke don’t fix it” philosophy. The problem with that is that when your air conditioner does breakdown in Summer, loads of other people are having the same problem.

This means that air conditioning companies are run off their feet and you’re unlikely to get someone out to fix it quickly.
 

It also means there can be lengthy delays in sourcing the necessary parts to fix your air conditioner.

Your malfunctioning air conditioner can also cause damage to your property, with water leaks occurring in the ceiling. The longer you leave it, the more collateral damage you’re likely to face.

Being prepared, and getting your air conditioning serviced now, gives you the best chance to enjoy a blissfully cool home without incident.

It’s smart to identify problems before they occur

Unfortunately, you generally can’t see an issue from the outside. You need a licensed air conditioning technician who can open up your air conditioning unit and do a comprehensive check.

At Beaumont Air Conditioning Solutions, our technicians are skilled at identifying problems before they occur.

Fixing these issues promptly can save you a lot of money in the long run.

How?

Well fixing small issues is a lot more cost effective than fixing serious, budget busting problems when things go really wrong. As problems get worse, the cost to fix them goes up.
 

You want your air conditioner to run to its full potential

When you fail to service your air conditioner regularly, it probably isn’t running as well as it should be. It will struggle to keep your home cool.

To keep you comfortable, your air conditioning will have to run it at its maximum setting. And when your air conditioner is running like this it’s eating up power and adding significantly to your energy bills. You might as well be burning your money.

You don’t want to be breathing in dirty air

Air conditioning units can get downright dirty. They can become clogged with dust, dirt and sludge. Even more alarmingly, your air conditioner may be spewing out bacteria and mould spores.

This can be disastrous for people with asthma and other respiratory problems.

But even if you’re fighting fit, a grubby air conditioning unit can make you sick.

Let Beaumont Air Conditioning Solutions improve the quality of the air you breathe.

Beaumont Air Conditioning Solutions are also offering discounted service fees for standard services in Spring 2021.

For split systems you only need to invest $198 for a standard service of one unit. If an additional split systems are serviced on the same day and at the same property Beaumont Air Conditioning Solutions will heavily discount the additional units’ servicing costs.

For standard services on ducted air conditioning units the cost is only $235.

It’s just another way for you to save money before the summer onslaught begins.