Maintenance around your working schedule
For planned servicing, the starting point is the equipment’s maintenance schedule and service history. The scope may include the compressor alongside dryers and filters, with a work window that takes account of your operating hours and limits on downtime.
Our compressor servicing page explains how to set out scheduled or overdue maintenance requirements.
Repair work when equipment behaviour changes
A compressor that has stopped, struggles to start or displays a fault needs investigation before the repair scope can be established. Describe the change you’ve observed and whether it affects one piece of equipment or the compressed air supply used across your premises.
See the compressor repairs page for the information relevant to fault investigation and repair enquiries.
New installations and equipment changes
Installation work can involve a new supply, replacement equipment or relocation of an existing compressor. The project scope needs to account for the intended use, equipment position, existing connections and any associated equipment included in the work.
Our compressor installation page covers project requirements and dependencies such as delivery dates or a planned shutdown.
Discuss your Shrewsbury compressor requirements
You can start with the information you already hold. Include your equipment make and model if known, the site postcode, the work required and your preferred timing. If specifications or records are missing, say what still needs to be established.
Use the contact form to get in touch with Air Compressors Shrewsbury about servicing, a repair or an installation project.