Figures, and what they mean
The report sets out the readings taken on site: return and supply air temperatures, the difference between them, current drawn, pressures when the circuit has been checked, and the result of the leak search. Next to each value, a sentence says whether it is normal and why. For example, too small a difference between return and supply air suggests a dirty coil or a lack of refrigerant. Photos of the condition before and after complete the document.
Recommendations ranked by urgency
The technician separates what needs doing now, what can wait until the next visit and what is simply advice on use, such as a more reasonable set point or cleaning the filters more often. No repair goes ahead without your written approval. To get a price for something flagged in the report, write to us from the contact page.
A record that stays useful
Each report joins your unit's history and becomes the benchmark for the next visit, as part of our active vigilance. It also proves the servicing was done: useful for a landlord or when selling a home, then for a shop manager or a managing agent reporting to co-owners. The full sequence of a visit is described on our servicing and cleaning page.