Auto Air Conditioning Townsville
Townsville Auto Air Conditioning
Shannon’s Auto Electrical in Townsville provides licensed auto air conditioning servicing, repairs and refrigerant recharging. Our ARCtick-certified technicians work with cars, 4WDs, trucks and more, using approved tools and methods to maintain safe, efficient cooling in all conditions.
Licensed & Compliant
Our technicians hold ARCtick Licence No. AU35926, ensuring all work meets Australian standards. From leak testing to regassing, we complete every task with attention to safety, compliance and industry best practices.
Full System Servicing
We service every component of your air conditioning system, including compressors, condensers, hoses and evaporators. This thorough approach helps maintain efficiency, extends component life and keeps your system performing as it should.
Repairs You Can Rely On
Whether it’s a refrigerant leak, electrical fault or component failure, we diagnose issues accurately and complete repairs with quality parts that suit your vehicle’s make and model.
Our Work
Practical Cooling Solutions
We use industry-approved tools to carry out servicing, recharging and repairs, following a step-by-step process that ensures accuracy. Customers can expect clear communication, transparent pricing and a focus on maintaining effective cooling performance.
Our experience across a wide range of vehicles means we can service daily drivers, work utes, 4WDs and commercial fleets with the same care and attention. For professional air conditioning service, call 07 4725 1780 today.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should a car air conditioning system be serviced?
Most manufacturers recommend servicing every one to two years. Regular servicing includes checking refrigerant levels, inspecting components for wear, and ensuring the system is running efficiently to prevent costly repairs later.
What are the signs my air conditioning needs regassing?
If the air is no longer as cold as before, or the system takes longer to cool, the refrigerant level may be low. A licensed technician can test and recharge it.
Why does my car’s air conditioning smell bad?
A musty smell often means moisture and bacteria have built up in the evaporator. Cleaning and disinfecting the system, plus replacing the cabin filter, usually solves this problem.
