If you’re finding it difficult to decide whether or not to replace your air conditioners, here are six simple guidelines to help you in your decision making process:

• If your system is greater than 10 years old or appears to be in bad running condition you should replace it.
• If you know your system is still running on ozone depleting R22 refrigerant that has stopped production worldwide in 2020
• If you have significiant maintenance or repair costs you should replace it.
• If you have seen a sizable increase in the past year to your cooling energy costs you should replace it.
• If your AC system does not provide for a consistent home temperature or adequately cool your premise you should replace it.
• If your system is having frequent breakdowns that force you with regular downtime, replace it.

Common problems would be the blower motor is not working efficiently or something more complex like a refrigerant leak. Whatever the cause, we can pinpoint the exact reason why your air conditioner is freezing and take care of the problem before it ruins your compressor.

A leaky air conditioner presents a double problem — it not only means your AC isn’t working, but it also leads to mold, mildew, and water damage inside your premise! If your AC condensate drain stops working and you have water inside your home, call us so we can clear out any blockages in the drain pipe for you. We’ll do whatever it takes to fix the problem.

If there are no obvious signs of damage to your air conditioner, but it’s blowing out warm air or not providing enough cooling, call us! It may be a simple change of parts like the sensor or lack of refrigerant, or there could be other problems. Let us figure out exactly what’s wrong so we can repair your broken-down AC quickly and correctly for you to enjoy a cool, comfortable home again