Air Conditioning Repair

When a system quits in July it is rarely a mystery. Most no-cool calls come down to a handful of causes: a failed capacitor, a seized contactor, a clogged condensate line that tripped the float switch, low charge from a leak, or a blower motor that gave up. We carry the common failure parts, so many repairs finish on the first visit.

We diagnose before we quote. We tell you what failed, why it failed, and what it costs to fix — along with a straight assessment of whether a repair makes sense on equipment that is near the end of its life. On a fifteen-year-old system with a compressor failure, spending money on the repair is usually throwing it away, and we will say so.

What this covers

• No-cool and warm-air diagnostics
• Capacitor, contactor and control board replacement
• Refrigerant leak search and repair
• Blower motor and fan replacement
• Condensate drain and float switch clearing
• Thermostat troubleshooting