Air Conditioning
Is Your AC Not Cooling Properly?​
We repair over 90% of AC failures during our first visit.
Give us a call and we’ll send a qualified technician to your home to restore comfort.
Air Conditioning Repair
Your air conditioner works extremely hard to keep you comfortable during the spring and summer months. In fact, your AC accounts for approximately 40% of your energy bill during peak season. As your AC runs continuously, complex components weaken and begin to fail.
If you are experiencing air conditioner issues, we are able to help. Our trained technicians will properly diagnose the issue and make the necessary repair to restore comfort. Our service vehicles are fully stocked, and we are able to repair more than 90% of AC failures during our first visit. Call us to today to schedule your repair.
With every repair, we go the extra mile!
At no additional cost, we will also perform a complete system check (refer to our checklist below) to ensure that everything is working properly. You will have a peace of mind knowing there are no other issues once we leave your home.
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How to avoid unexpected AC breakdowns?
Most air conditioner breakdowns can be avoided by having a trained professional perform preventive maintenance twice a year as recommended by most manufacturers. Our Comfort Priority Members enjoy scheduled maintenance and exclusive benefits. Click HERE to learn more.
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Complete System Check
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Cycle on A/C and test in cooling mode.
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Measure compressor/fan amperage and voltage.
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Check refrigerant charge, sub-cool and superheat.
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Inspect high voltage contactor for pitting and carbon build up.
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Check indoor air filters and replace. (Client provides filter(s) (Reserved for CPM)
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Inspect refrigerant lines and insulate if needed. (Reserved for CPM)
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Test equipment safety shut off devices.
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Clean out the condensate drain line and identify terminal point(s.) (Reserved for CPM)
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Inspect fan motor blade and bearing condition.
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Inspect high and low voltage wiring for damage.
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Measure capacitor and compare to manufacturer specifications.
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Measure return and supply air temperature differential.
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Inspect copper lines for friction and rubbing.
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Check compressor run, start and common terminals.
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Remove condenser internal debris. (Reserved for CPM)
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Clean condenser coil and wash outdoor unit. (Reserved for CPM)
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Inspect blower wheel housing and compartment.
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Inspect air handler plenum for air leaks and seal leaks as necessary. (Reserved for CPM)
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*Comfort Priority Member (CPM)
