Air path
Inspect filters, coils, fans and obstructions affecting airflow and cleanliness.

Air-conditioning servicing
FLO checks airflow, drainage, controls and operating history so you know what maintenance your system needs.
Tell us what is happening with your system. FLO will get back to you about the next step.

The answer you need
The scope should address filters, coils, drains, accessible electrical and refrigerant condition, controls, alarms and records, with frequency matched to use and legal responsibilities.
The property-specific checks
We use these details to work out what is practical, what needs more investigation and what the next step should be.
Inspect filters, coils, fans and obstructions affecting airflow and cleanliness.
Check condensate trays, drains and pumps for safe discharge and blockage risk.
Review operation, alarms, refrigerant information and prior interventions.
The next step with FLO
Describe the fault or performance issue first. FLO will discuss the appropriate checks and any proposed work with you before you decide.
Good to know
Frequency depends on use, environment, manufacturer requirements and regulatory duties. High-use or dusty locations may need more attention.
Routine maintenance, refrigerant obligations and statutory air-conditioning inspections are different activities even when evidence overlaps.
Follow the manufacturer instructions for normal user tasks and safe access. Deeper electrical or refrigerant work requires competent support.
Maintenance does not guarantee that an undersized or poorly located system will meet the room load. Performance or design problems may require a separate assessment.
Talk to FLO
Have a question about an existing system? Tell FLO what is happening and we'll point you to the right next step.