HVAC Repair in Arizona

Maybe, and maybe it is sized or ducted wrong for a 112 degree afternoon. We start by measuring the temperature split across the coil and checking static pressure, because a system low on refrigerant and a system choking on an undersized return look identical from the thermostat. If the equipment tests fine, the fix is usually duct and return work, not a new condenser. Call us and we will tell you which one you are looking at.

During a heat run we book the earliest opening we have, and no-cooling calls go ahead of maintenance visits. Tell us on the phone if anyone in the house is elderly, very young, or has a medical condition that makes heat dangerous, and we will move you up the list. We do not promise a window we cannot hold..

We work across the Phoenix and Tucson metros and the surrounding towns, plus stretches of northern Arizona. The city pages below list what we service in each area. If you do not see your town, call anyway. We cover more ground than the list shows and we would rather tell you yes or no straight than have you guess.

Know the thermostat brand and where the indoor unit lives, whether that is a hallway closet, the garage, or up in the attic. Have a rough idea of how old the system is if you know it. Clear a path to the outdoor unit and the indoor cabinet, and pen the dog if the yard is where we need to be. If you have had recent work done, the old invoice helps.

Five things. Confirm the thermostat is set to cool and swap in fresh batteries. Check whether a breaker tripped at the panel. Look at the filter, and change it if it is grey and packed. Clear leaves, dryer lint from the vent hood, or oleander clippings away from the outdoor unit. Walk the house and make sure supply vents are open and not blocked by furniture. Anything involving refrigerant, gas or high voltage is ours to handle, not yours. If you ever smell gas, get everyone out of the building first, call 911 or your gas utility from outside, then call us.