Refrigerant Leak Detection & Recharge You Can Rely On
Low refrigerant doesn't fix itself — there's a leak somewhere. We use electronic detectors and UV-dye injection to locate leaks at coils, valve cores, line set joints, and brazed fittings, then repair, evacuate, and recharge to manufacturer subcooling spec.
What's Included
- Electronic leak detection
- UV dye injection for slow leaks
- Coil, line set, and valve core repair
- EPA-compliant recovery and recharge
- Subcool/superheat verified after recharge
Common Symptoms We Diagnose
- AC not cooling well
- Ice on indoor coil or refrigerant lines
- Hissing sound at indoor or outdoor unit
- Unit recently recharged but losing capacity again
Refrigerant Leak Detection & Recharge FAQs
- Is R-22 still legal?
- Production was banned in 2020. Recovered/recycled R-22 is still legal to use in existing equipment but increasingly expensive. For most R-22 systems we recommend planning a replacement to R-410A.