Leak detection and regassing in Fort William
Here, heat pumps are sized for low winter temperatures and exposed sites. If an older system in your Fort William home uses R22, replacement is usually the route, because it can no longer be recharged.
Flare joints are a frequent leak point on older split systems, so they are among the first things checked on a visit in Fort William. Fort William lies roughly 57 miles from Inverness, and we cover it as part of the Highlands. Homes in PH33 are all within our coverage.
Prices in Fort William
Guide prices around Fort William run from £220 to £895 leak find, repair and recharge including VAT. Access, the number of indoor units and any parts are what move the price, and we confirm it before booking. For reference, the Standard option in Fort William (leak in pipework or valve, full recharge) usually comes to about £350–£595. These figures exclude travel to Fort William. Any travel, ferry or accommodation cost is quoted separately, in writing, before anything is booked.
Simple
Accessible flare joint leak, small charge.
Standard
Leak in pipework or valve, full recharge.
Complex
Hidden or coil leak, multiple visits.
Regulations and records
Repairs, recoveries and leak checks in Fort William are carried out by F-gas certified engineers, and we keep the records the rules require.
The visit
Photos of the indoor unit's label and a description of the problem help us plan a visit to Fort William properly and quote the full cost first. Visits in Fort William are by arrangement. We quote the full cost, including any travel or ferry time, in writing before booking, and agree any extra work with you before it is done.
What is included
Here is what is included on every job in Fort William:
- Leak search with calibrated detectors
- F-gas record entry
- Nitrogen pressure test
- Repair of joints or components
- Recharge by weight to the nameplate
Nearby
Neighbouring places we cover include Oban (31 miles), Pitlochry (53 miles) and Aviemore (55 miles). See all services in Fort William or leak detection and regassing across the Highlands.