Air conditioning repair
Refrigerant leak repair and recharge, compressor diagnostics, blower and fan motor replacement, contactor and capacitor service, and indoor coil cleaning across split and packaged systems.
Call for AC serviceHow we work
We would rather measure a system than describe it.
The first thing we do on any call is look at the filter and the airflow path. It is unglamorous, but a dirty filter or a crushed duct run will produce symptoms that look exactly like a refrigerant or compressor problem.
After that we put gauges on the system and check the charge, then measure static pressure and read the amperage at the outdoor unit. Those four readings separate an airflow fault from a refrigerant fault from an electrical fault, and they take less time than guessing.
We keep parts on the truck for the equipment we actually see out here. Older split systems and light commercial units are worth repairing, and having the motor or capacitor in hand is the difference between one visit and two.
When a system is not worth repairing, we will say so and explain why. A failed compressor on a thirty-year-old air handler is a different conversation than a failed capacitor on a well-maintained one.
