Air Conditioning Repair

There are a few reasons your air conditioner may be running but not cooling. The most common cause is that the unit is low on refrigerant. When an AC unit is low on refrigerant, it can't cool your home. Our technicians are experienced and skilled in these issues and can have your ac repaired and working in no time. 

If your air conditioning is still under warranty, then it's definitely worth repairing it. However, if the contract has expired, you may want to consider whether the repair will be cost-effective. There are a few things to take into account when making this decision:

- The age and condition of your AC unit

- The cost of the repair vs. replacement of the unit

- Whether you plan to stay in your home for a long time or not

If your AC is old and needs frequent repairs, it might make more sense to replace it altogether. But if it's in good condition and the repair costs are relatively low, repairing it may be the better option. In any case, consult with a professional

Common AC problems include anything from the unit not turning on, poor cooling performance, strange noises, and more. If your AC unit has any issues, it's always best to consult a professional to get an accurate diagnosis and correct resolution. However, here are some common AC problems that you may be experiencing: 

AC unit not turning on: This could be due to various reasons, including a tripped circuit breaker, blown a fuse, incorrect thermostat settings, or an outdoor unit not receiving power. 

Poor cooling performance: There are many potential causes for this, including low Freon levels, constricted airflow due to dirty filters or coils, Return-Air leaks, and duct

We repair AC units for both residential and commercial properties. While our services are quick and affordable, we get the job done right the first time. Our trained AC repair technicians generally have same-day availability and will come to the scene to identify and repair the issue. On average, an AC repair takes 2-3 hours.

Yes, it is excellent for an air conditioner to run all day. Air conditioners are designed to run for long periods. You only need to worry about your air conditioner running all day if it begins to ice up. If this happens, simply turn off the unit and call a technician to come out and take a look at it.