Aircon blowing pero hindi na malamig? Baka kulang na sa Freon. With Ayos Lamig, we offer professional Freon charging, and yes, home service na 'to! Our techs will check your unit, look for leaks, and recharge it safely para bumalik ang lamig.
What Is Freon Charging?
Freon (also known as refrigerant) is the chemical that allows your aircon to cool air effectively. Over time or due to leaks, the refrigerant level may drop, causing your aircon to lose performance.
Symptoms You Need Freon Charging:
- Your aircon runs but doesn’t cool the room
- Warm air is coming out of the unit
- Ice or frost is forming on the coils
- Water is leaking from the indoor unit
- Longer cooling time than usual
- You’ve had the unit for years without recharging
Running an aircon with low Freon can damage the compressor, an expensive fix!
What’s Included in Our Service?
- Diagnostic Check-Up
We start by inspecting the unit for cooling performance, pressure level, and any possible refrigerant leaks. - Leak Detection
If your unit has lost Freon, we test for leaks. We only recharge if it's safe to do so. If a leak is detected, we’ll recommend repair options. - Freon Charging
We use accurate pressure gauges and weighing tools to fill just the right amount, no overcharging or undercharging. - Cooling Test
After charging, we run a full test to ensure your unit is performing efficiently and safely.
Types of Freon We Use
We work with all common refrigerants based on your unit’s specifications:
- R-22 (Older models)
- R-410a (Most modern inverter and non-inverter units)
- R-32 (Eco-friendly, high-efficiency units)
Pricing – Honest & Affordable
Our Freon charging service is priced based on:
- Freon type (R-22, R-410a, or R-32)
- Quantity needed (measured in grams or pounds)
- With or without leak repair (if applicable)
You’ll receive a transparent quote before any work begins. No surprise fees.
Compatible With All Aircon Units
Book Your Freon Charging Today
Don’t suffer through poor cooling or risk a bigger repair later. Recharge your aircon with Ayos Lamig.
Prion, freon, refrigerant: all the same thing
A lot of people here say prion, and every technician knows exactly what is meant. It is the refrigerant, the gas that carries the heat out of your room and dumps it outside. Freon is a brand name that became the everyday word for it, the way Colgate became the word for toothpaste. Ask for any of the three and you are asking for this job.
- Cooling that faded over months rather than stopped in a day is the pattern that really does point at refrigerant.
- Cooling that stopped suddenly is usually something else. Check the power, the filter and the outdoor fan before anyone opens the gas.
- Weak cooling straight after a clean is worth knowing about: a coil packed with dust can hide a slow leak for a long time, and washing it takes the hiding place away.
- Ice on the pipes outside means stop using it. Ice is a flow problem, and running a unit in that state is how compressors are killed.
One thing worth saying plainly, because it decides whether topping up is worth your money: refrigerant is not fuel and it does not get used up. A sealed system should never need more. A unit that wants charging every year has a hole in it somewhere, and paying for gas without finding that hole is paying for the same gas twice.
What a reprocess doesQuestions people ask first
- Is prion the same as freon?
- Yes. Prion is how the word is usually written and said here, freon is a brand name that turned into the general word, and refrigerant is the technical one. All three get you the same job.
- How often should an aircon need freon?
- A sealed system should never need it. If yours does, the gas is escaping somewhere, so the useful work is finding the leak rather than replacing what has already gone.
- Can I buy a can and top it up myself?
- The cans on the shopping sites are mostly R134a, which is for cars and fridges, and a split type at home usually runs R32 or R410A. Putting the wrong one in is expensive, and charging is done by weight and pressure rather than until it feels cold.
Home service carries a travel fee on top of the job itself, worked out from how far the technician has to come to reach you. We tell you what it is when we confirm the booking, so nothing new lands on you at the door.
Book aircon freon charging
Tell us the unit type and the town. We confirm your slot, and the technician comes to the house.
Monday to Saturday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Sundays by special appointment only.