Refrigerant Recharge

Name: Clarivent
Address: 12 Digbeth High Street, Birmingham, B5 6DR, United Kingdom, GB
Telephone: +44 121 397 8530

For units blowing air that isn't cold enough, usually a sign of low refrigerant. We check for leaks first, then top up the gas to the manufacturer's specified level and confirm cooling output before finishing. This isn't a fix for a leak, just a recharge once the system is sealed.

£110per unit

What is included

✓Leak check before recharge
✓Pressure testing
✓Refrigerant topped up to spec
✓Cooling output check after recharge
✓Correct refrigerant type confirmed
✓Recovery of old gas where applicable

Request a callback

We'll review your details and call back within one working day with a price or to arrange a site visit.

What we guarantee

If a unit we installed or repaired develops the same fault within 90 days, we return and fix it at no extra labour charge. Parts carry the manufacturer's own warranty, which we help you claim if needed. Pricing & payment

Questions about this service

Why has my unit run low on gas?

Refrigerant doesn't get 'used up' in normal running, a drop almost always means a small leak somewhere in the circuit.

If there's a leak, can you fix it in the same visit?

Small leaks at fittings can often be fixed same visit, leaks in the coil itself usually need a follow-up repair.

How long does a recharge last?

If there's no leak, a recharge should last for years, if gas drops again within months, that points to an unresolved leak.

What customers say

★★★★★

The quote they gave over the phone matched the invoice exactly. Engineer turned up on time, ran copper pipe neatly along the skirting and the unit has been quiet since day one.

Rebecca H., Edgbaston, Birmingham

★★★★☆

Booked a clean on our office split system, they photographed the filters before and after so I could see the difference. Took a bit longer than stated but the result was worth it.

Tom K., Solihull

★★★★★

Had a leak six weeks after install and they came back under the guarantee with no argument. Same engineer both times, which made explaining the issue easy.