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Split system installation
New wall-mounted heads and outdoor condensers. The install photographs further down show how the finished job is left: level on the wall, and the conduit run boxed in rather than stapled across the brickwork.
Weston, Hunter Valley NSWAir conditioning that
Air conditioning that
someone stands behind.
Nathan runs Eagles out of Weston and services the Hunter. Installs, repairs, servicing and fault finding on split systems. Locally owned and operated, listed open 24 hours, and rated 5.0 on Google.
5.0 from 13 Google reviewsOpen 24 hours, seven daysLicence no. AU: 55332
Split system installsBreakdown repairsServicing and cleaningFault findingController upgradesOpen 24 hoursWeston and the Hunter5.0 on GoogleSplit system installsBreakdown repairsServicing and cleaningFault findingController upgradesOpen 24 hoursWeston and the Hunter5.0 on Google
One bloke, one van, one name on it
The reviews all name the same person.
Ring Eagles and you get Nathan. Every review on this page describes him turning up and doing the work himself, which is a better guide to how a tradesman works than anything written about him.
The work covers the whole life of a split system. Putting a new one in, keeping an old one running, and getting a dead one going again. Every photograph on this page was published by the business itself, so these are its own jobs rather than stock pictures of somebody else's.
Locally owned and operated in the Hunter, based in Weston, and available on the phone when most places have shut for the day.
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A clamp meter on the outdoor unit's board. Faults get measured rather than guessed at, which is the difference between a repair and a replacement.
What Eagles does
Six things, done properly, on split systems.
If you are not sure which of these you need, ring and describe what the unit is doing.
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Breakdown repairs
Units that will not start, will not cool, or trip out. Electrical fault finding on the indoor board and the outdoor unit, with a meter on it rather than a guess.
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Servicing and cleaning
Filters pulled out and washed, covers and flaps stripped back and cleaned, coils cleared. It is the part people skip, and it is the part that quietly costs them.
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Checking the rest of the system
While the unit is open, the rest of it gets a look. One customer's review describes a second fault found in the roof space that would have cost a great deal more later.
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Controller upgrades
Replacing and upgrading the wall controller so the system is actually usable, rather than living with a controller that half works.
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Out of hours callouts
The listing says open 24 hours, seven days, and the reviews back it up: one customer was seen on a Sunday, another on Christmas Eve.
Servicing
The half of the job nobody sees.
A split system does not usually announce that it needs a service. It just quietly moves less air, runs longer to get to the same temperature, and puts whatever is living in the filter back into the room.
A service here means the covers come off. Filters out and washed, the front cover and flap stripped and cleaned, the coil cleared. The photograph beside this is one job's front cover, before and after.
- Filters removed, washed and refitted
- Cover and flap cleaned back
- Coil and fins cleared
- The rest of the system looked over while it is open
The same part, cleaned and uncleaned, in one photograph the business published itself.
Left too long
This is what the inside of a neglected unit looks like.
Packed fins, corrosion on the copper, and airflow that has nowhere to go. A coil in this condition makes the whole system work harder for a worse result, and it does not recover on its own.
It is also entirely avoidable. If it has been a few years since anyone opened yours, that is the phone call to make before summer rather than during it.
0431 050 483Repairs and fault finding
A dead unit is usually a component, not a write-off.
Systems that will not start, will not cool, or keep tripping out can fail on the electrical side as easily as the refrigeration side. Finding out which means putting a meter on the board and reading what it says.
The board in this photograph has a capacitor that has given up, which is visible the moment the cover comes off if you know what you are looking at. That is a part, not a new system.
Ring and describe the symptom, and it can be looked at properly from there.
One failed capacitor, found with the cover off.
Installs
A tidy install is the bit you live with.
Anyone can hang a head unit on a wall. The difference shows in where the pipework runs, whether the conduit is boxed in or stapled across the brickwork, and whether the outdoor unit sits level on something that will still be there in ten years.
Worth knowing
One review sums up how a job usually goes.
“Nathan came out on a Sunday to diagnose an issue with our aircon, then was able to fit us in the next day (3 days before Christmas!) to install our new aircon.”
Taylor Williams, Google review, 22 December 2025
Read the restReviews
What people in the Hunter have written.
5.0
13 Google reviews
Nathan was great. From communication, arriving on time & no hidden costs even giving me handy tips about looking after my air conditioning. Highly recommend this business.
Lindsay Meyn
Google review, 10 April 2026
I can’t recommend Nathan enough! To start, he came to assist us on Christmas Eve!! What a champ! Then today, he’s upgraded our control unit with upmost professionalism and respect for not only myself, but for my family and my home! 10 out of 10! Thanks Nathan!
Amanda Hudson
Google review, 14 January 2026
We couldn't recommend Nathan enough. He's everything you want in a tradesman - punctual, honest and so friendly. Nathan came out on a Sunday to diagnose an issue with our aircon, then was able to fit us in the next day (3 days before Christmas!) to install our new aircon. We couldn't be happier with his work and will be using Nathan for all of our air conditioning needs from now on, as well as recommending him to everyone we know. Thanks again Nathan!
Taylor Williams
Google review, 22 December 2025
Nathan did a fantactic job fixing an issue with the AC in our house. He was able to fit us in quickly (the morning after I contacted him). While on site he identified another issue with the unit in the roof space, if it had not been addressed it would have lead to much greater and costly repairs in the future. I highly recomment Nathan for your AC needs. Thank you Nathan!
Kyle Bruce
Google review, 17 December 2025
Our air conditioning died in the peak of summer and Nathan came out the very next day to replace the unit at a great price. Fast, reliable service and we’re really happy with the result. We’ll definitely be using him again in the future.
Michelle Lewis
Google review, 10 December 2025
Reviews are reproduced exactly as they were written on Google.
5.0
From 13 Google reviews
24 hrs
Listed open, seven days
AU: 55332
Licence number
Weston
Based here, servicing the Hunter
Get in touch
Ring Nathan, or send the details over.
The quickest way is the phone, especially if something has stopped working. If it is not urgent, the form sends an email straight through.
Phone0431 050 483Emailadmin@eaglesairservices.com
Based atStation St, Weston NSW 2326Servicing the Hunter
HoursOpen 24 hoursMonday to Sunday