Emergency Air Conditioner Repair

Types of AC Problems

Your AC system can run into a number of problems over time. Certain issues you may find can be:

• AC system isn’t providing enough cool air.
• There’s uneven cooling in your home.
• High energy bills.
• You hear loud or odd noises.
• You notice your unit is leaking.
• Hot air is blowing out of your unit.

Types of Emergency AC Repair

Emergency circumstances that need immediate repair will differ from a standard AC repair job in that there could be repercussions to not having your unit fixed as soon as possible. Certain situations to keep in mind are as follows:

• Burning Smells: If you notice burning scents coming from your vents this could point to overheated parts or problems with your AC’s wiring. With these types of issues, you may risk a fire hazard or damaging other components of the system.
• Loud Noises: Loud noises indicate a number of different issues. If you hear a shrieking noise it could point to a compressor operating with high pressure. Squealing sounds can indicate that a belt of an AC fan is wearing out. In these cases, there is a significant safety hazard that will require immediate service.
• No Air Flow: If there is no airflow whatsoever with your AC there can be several causes. As these types of situations can lead to discomfort in hot climates we’re here to offer our services any time day or night for your convenience.

Causes of HVAC Emergencies

Leaks within your HVAC system can be the product of plumbing or moisture issues around the surrounding wood. It may even spill onto the floor or ceiling or otherwise stagnate. If you notice mildew or mold spore proliferation then there may be serious services that you may need to have. With ACs and moisture, it’s important to have a technician out to your property in order to stop the potential spread to surrounding wood, ceilings, floors, and other areas. Oftentimes, emergencies will stem from ignored or accumulated wear brought on by one or two isolated part failures. Small issues that aren’t taken care of when they should be will often spiral out of control. That’s because one worn area will cause other areas to overwork and then add stress to your HVAC system over time leading to further system failure. Don’t leave problems on the back burner. Make sure to have your HVAC system serviced by a professional technician whenever you see signs of even minor issues. Getting repairs will save you from full-on replacements down the line.