Evaporative Cooling Service & Repairs in Albury-Wodonga
Pre-summer servicing, pad replacement, pump and float valve faults, belts, bearings, water leaks, controllers and winter covers. A neglected evaporative unit loses a lot of its performance long before it actually stops running.
Professional Evaporative Cooling Service & Repairs
Evaporative cooling is still the most economical way to cool a house in the dry inland heat we get across Albury-Wodonga, but it is also the system most dependent on being serviced. Unlike a refrigerated unit, an evaporative cooler sits open to the weather all winter, and the components that make it work are wet for half the year and dry for the other half.
A service before the season covers the parts that actually fail: pads that have hardened or collected mineral scale, a water distribution system that no longer wets the pads evenly, a pump that has seized over winter, a float valve that has stopped regulating, and bearings and belts that have dried out. We also check the drain and bleed function, because a cooler that is not bleeding properly concentrates minerals and destroys its own pads.
The repairs we are called out for in January are almost always the ones a September service would have prevented. Water dripping into the ceiling, a unit blowing warm air, and a cooler that will not start are the three most common calls, and all three have their origins in something that could have been picked up before the weather turned.
Why choose us
- Pre-season service so faults are found in spring, not in a February heatwave
- Cooling pads inspected, cleaned or replaced before they scale up
- Pump, float valve, bleed and drain function tested and adjusted
- Bearings, belts and motor checked, lubricated and tensioned
- Roof penetrations and ducting connections checked for leaks
- Repairs to units of any brand, not only ones we installed