Aircon Recharge — Perth
Restore full cooling performance. Brelanox performs professional vehicle air conditioning recharges, leak checks and system diagnostics across Perth and surrounding suburbs. Fast turnaround with R134a and R1234yf options.
- Phone:+61475839201
- Service: Recharge, leak detection, compressor & condenser check
- Fleet & private cars: Mobile and workshop options available
Full recharge
Evacuation, vacuum and measured refrigerant charge to manufacturer spec for reliable cooling.
Leak detection
Electronic and UV dye checks to find leaks before you lose charge again.
Component check
Compressor, condenser, dryer and hoses inspection — repairs or replacements quoted separately.
Our recharge process
We check pressures, belts, condenser and electricals to confirm service scope.
Complete evacuation removes moisture and old refrigerant before charging.
We charge to manufacturer specification using calibrated scales and gauges.
UV dye or electronic detection followed by performance verification and paperwork.
Packages & indicative pricing
| Package | Includes | Indicative price (AUD) |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Recharge | Evacuate & charge (R134a) | $129 |
| Full Service | Vacuum, charge, dye & leak test | $199 |
| Mobile Callout | On-site recharge (within Perth metro) | +$65 callout |
| R1234yf Specialist | Manufacturer spec recharge | From $220 |
Prices are indicative. Exact quote provided after inspection. Commercial fleets quoted separately.
Perth coverage
We operate across Perth metropolitan area including CBD, Fremantle, Joondalup, Rockingham and surrounding suburbs. Mobile and workshop bookings available.
- Same-week appointments where available
- Fleet accounts and scheduled maintenance
- Safety checks and compliance where required
Testimonials & team
"Quick recharge and the car was cold by the time I left. Transparent pricing." — M. from Fremantle
"Professional inspection found a hose leak and fixed it quickly. Worth the extra." — Fleet manager
Quick tips
Keep cabin air filters clean to maintain airflow and system efficiency.
If cooling drops suddenly, get a pressure check — it can indicate a leak.
Book seasonal checks before summer to avoid long wait times.