HVAC Heating and Cooling Repair

Refrigerant leaks and recharging.

Frozen evaporator coils.

Faulty compressors or condensers.

Inadequate cooling due to poor airflow.

Electrical component failures.

Defrost cycle issues.

Reversing valve problems.

Compressor or fan motor failures.

Low refrigerant levels.

Sensor or thermostat malfunctions.

Addressing sudden breakdowns or system failures.

Restoring heating or cooling in extreme weather condition

Cleaning coils, ducts, and filters.

Lubricating moving parts.

Inspecting electrical connections.

Testing safety controls.

Checking refrigerant levels.

Leaky or damaged ducts causing air loss.

Inadequate insulation.

Obstructed airflow due to debris or pests

Incorrect temperature readings.

Calibration issues.

Wiring problems.

Compatibility with the HVAC system.

Maintenance or repair of air purifiers, humidifiers, or dehumidifiers.

Replacement of filters and UV lamps.

Upgrading older systems with newer, energy-efficient models.

Installing programmable thermostats and smart HVAC controls.