We are Specialists in Carbon Monoxide Testing
Mr Emergency Air Conditioning has a team of experts ready to test for carbon monoxide leaks in your home, which can be a genuine emergency. We’re on call 24/7, every day of the year, including weekends and public holidays.
The Dangers of a Carbon Monoxide Leaks
Carbon monoxide (CO) is an insidious threat that often goes undetected due to its invisible and odourless nature, making it challenging to recognize. It is produced as a byproduct of combustion in gas and wood heaters, as well as other gas-powered appliances, emphasising the importance of safeguarding against potential leaks.
To mitigate the risk of exposure, proper ventilation is crucial. Gas fireplaces, for instance, require flues to ensure that all emissions are safely directed outside the home.
Similarly, gas hot water systems are typically installed outdoors, while space heaters should only be used in well-ventilated areas to minimise the likelihood of gas or carbon monoxide leaks.
Given the elusive nature of carbon monoxide, which shares the flammability of gas, early detection becomes paramount. Taking proactive safety measures is imperative. If your gas appliances have not undergone testing, it’s imperative to prioritise this task.
Mr Emergency Air Conditioning specialises in comprehensive carbon monoxide testing services, offering round-the-clock availability, every day of the year, to ensure the safety and well-being of your household.
The Symptoms of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Recognising carbon monoxide poisoning can be challenging, as its symptoms often mimic those of the flu. Identifying the onset of poisoning becomes crucial, especially if multiple individuals, including pets, exhibit similar symptoms.
If such signs manifest, it’s imperative to promptly schedule a carbon monoxide test with Mr Emergency Air Conditioning.
Common symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning encompass:
- Headaches
- Weakness
- Dizziness
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Shortness of breath
- Confusion
- Blurred vision
- Loss of consciousness
An additional indication of a potential carbon monoxide leak is experiencing a significant improvement in symptoms when away from your home environment. Seeking medical attention is paramount if you encounter any of these symptoms.
While the situation warrants immediate attention, it’s reassuring to know that Mr Emergency Air Conditioning offers 24/7 availability. In emergencies, we guarantee a rapid response, aiming to arrive at your location within 30 minutes* of your call.
Where Do CO Leaks Come From?
Carbon monoxide is ubiquitous wherever combustion occurs. While CO generated in outdoor settings, such as from a campfire, poses relatively little risk, indoor environments present the greatest danger. Inadequate ventilation and compromised flues can lead to dangerous accumulations of carbon monoxide.
The primary sources of household carbon monoxide leaks include:
- Gas furnaces
- Gas stoves or ovens
- Fireplaces (both gas and wood-burning)
- Gas clothes dryers
- Vehicles
Typically, gas log fires and heaters are equipped with proper flues and ventilation systems. Any gas appliance installed by Mr Emergency Air Conditioning undergoes commissioning with a certificate of compliance, ensuring adherence to all government regulations.
However, if you possess older heating equipment, it’s prudent to enlist the services of Mr Emergency Air Conditioning for a comprehensive carbon monoxide test. With numerous potential sources of leaks, our expertise can guarantee the safety and integrity of all your gas appliances.
More Signs You Need Carbon Monoxide Testing
In addition to the flu-like symptoms associated with carbon monoxide poisoning, there are several other telltale signs that a CO leak may be present in your home.
These indicators include:
- Black or yellow stains: Sooty or yellow stains and marks around gas stoves and fireplaces may signal a loose connection.
- Yellow or orange flames: Gas burners on stoves should emit a blue flame when lit. If you observe yellow or orange flames, it could indicate improper ignition of the gas burners.
- Pilot light keeps blowing out: If the pilot light on furnaces, gas stoves, or water heaters flickers or fails to stay lit, it could signify a carbon monoxide leak.
- Condensation buildup: Accumulation of condensation on glass and windows in rooms where gas appliances are used might indicate inadequate ventilation, leading to improper venting of carbon monoxide.
Why Choose Mr Emergency Air Conditioning?
If safety is a concern, don’t hesitate to contact Mr Emergency Air Conditioning today to schedule a comprehensive carbon monoxide test with one of our skilled technicians.
There are numerous benefits to choosing Mr Emergency Air Conditioning for your CO testing needs. The primary outcome is ensuring your safety and providing you with peace of mind.
Here are some advantages of relying on our experience and professionalism:
- Our team consists of fully qualified and licensed air conditioning specialists.
- All our AC technicians undergo regular training to stay abreast of the latest technology and best practices.
- Local air conditioning technicians are available 24/7, 365 days a year to address your needs promptly.
- We provide a 12-month warranty on all air conditioning work, materials, and parts supplied and installed by us.
- With $20 million in public liability insurance, you can trust in our reliability and accountability.
- Our tracking and dispatch system uses state-of-the-art technology to ensure punctuality.
- We strive to arrive at your location within 30 minutes* of your call.
- Range of finance options** available for approved customers.
- There are no additional charges for after-hours work.
- We offer upfront fixed-price quotes, ensuring transparency and fairness.
- We charge based on the job, not by the hour, providing you with cost-effective solutions tailored to your needs.
Finance Options** for Carbon Monoxide Testing
If you suspect you’ve got a carbon monoxide leak in your home, it’s a genuine emergency. While it’s definitely not something you can put off, it might be the wrong time of year for your household budget.
That’s why Mr Emergency Air Conditioning offers a range of finance options** for eligible customers. Some plans accept a $0 deposit, so there’s nothing to pay upfront. Our CO testing specialist can take you through the easy application process and approval usually takes only a few minutes.
You can select a payment plan with one of our finance providers, Zip or Humm, and choose between weekly, fortnightly or monthly instalments, depending on the plan you select. Then you can rest easy knowing that your gas appliances have been thoroughly tested for CO leaks.
You can also pay by cash, cheque, direct transfer and credit card (Visa, Mastercard and American Express).
For more details on carbon monoxide testing contact Mr Emergency Air Conditioning. Get in touch by phone, or fill out our online form and one of our friendly customer service staff will get right back to you.
