AC repair in Houston
When the house is 84 degrees and climbing, you want someone who shows up, finds the real problem, and tells you straight what it costs. That is the whole job.
Call if your system is doing any of this
- Air from the vents is warm or barely cool
- The outdoor unit hums but the fan doesn't spin
- Water is pooling around the indoor unit
- There's ice on the copper lines or the indoor coil
- The breaker trips when the AC kicks on
- The system turns on and off every few minutes
- The thermostat is blank or won't call for cooling
What we fix
- Full electrical, airflow, and refrigerant diagnosis
- Capacitor, contactor, and fan motor replacement
- Refrigerant leak checks and recharges
- Clogged condensate drains and float switches
- Thermostat troubleshooting and replacement
- Wiring repairs, including thermostat wire cut outside
From recent jobs
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Outdoor unit diagnosisTesting the capacitor and contactor with a clamp meter.
Outdoor unit diagnosisTesting the capacitor and contactor with a clamp meter. Refrigerant workPulling a vacuum on the refrigerant lines before the system is charged. Indoor unit serviceControl board and wiring in an indoor unit.
Questions about AC repair
Around Houston the usual causes are a failed capacitor, a dirty or iced coil, a clogged filter, or low refrigerant from a leak. Each one needs a different fix, which is why we diagnose before we quote.
Turn the system off if water is near wiring or dripping through a ceiling. Most of the time it's a clogged condensate drain, which is a quick fix. Left alone, it can ruin drywall.
Yes. If a system is low, it has a leak somewhere, so we look for it instead of just topping it off. Older systems that use R-22 cost more to recharge because that refrigerant is no longer produced.
AC acting up? Talk to the technician.
(832) 815-7936Call or text. You'll reach the person doing the work.