Cool, quiet and actually comfortable.
Same-day AC repair, right-sized replacements and ductless mini-splits — from technicians who check the whole system, not just the refrigerant gauge.
- Same-day in the summer rush
- All major AC brands
Signs your AC is struggling.
Catching these early is the difference between a $200 repair and a $2,000 one.
Blowing warm air
Often a failed capacitor or contactor — usually a same-day fix. Could also be low refrigerant from a leak.
Ice on the lines or coilCall now
Turn the AC off and set the fan to ON to thaw. Usually airflow or refrigerant — running it frozen can kill the compressor.
Outdoor unit humming, not runningCall now
A classic failing capacitor or seized fan motor. Shut it off to protect the compressor.
Water around the indoor unit
A clogged condensate drain or failed pump — caught early, it's cheap and saves your ceiling.
Short-cycling
On for two minutes, off for five. Thermostat, refrigerant or an oversized system.
Clammy, humid house
The AC is cooling but not dehumidifying — usually sizing or airflow.
Breaker keeps trippingCall now
Don't keep resetting it. Electrical faults in the condenser need a technician.
Loud grinding or squealing
Fan motor bearings or a compressor in distress — a tune-up often catches it first.
Electric bill spiked
Dirty coils, low charge or an aging system working twice as hard.
A 20-point check on every AC repair call.
We fix what you called about — then make sure nothing else is about to fail on the next 90° day.
- Capacitor & contactor test
- Refrigerant pressures & superheat
- Condenser coil condition
- Condensate drain & pump
- Blower motor amperage
- Temperature split across the coil
- Thermostat calibration
- Electrical connections tightened
$79 diagnostic, waived when you approve the repair. Free for Comfort Club members.
Systems we install & service
When a new AC actually makes sense.
We'll show you the readings and the math — the decision is always yours.
Usually worth repairing
- System is under 10 years old
- A capacitor, contactor, fan motor or drain issue
- Small, repairable refrigerant leak
- Cooling evenly with reasonable bills
- Compressor is healthy
Time to talk about replacing
- AC is 12–15+ years old
- Uses an outdated, phased-out refrigerant
- Failed compressor on an older system
- Recurring refrigerant leaks
- Some rooms never cool down
Good to know: replacing an AC often means replacing the indoor coil too, so we quote the matched system. We'll also tell you when your furnace is new enough to keep.
Better air, smarter control.
Dry winter air, dusty rooms and allergies are HVAC problems too. We fix them at the source — the system that moves every cubic foot of air in your home.
- Smart & Wi-Fi thermostatsInstalled, wired correctly and set up on your phone.
- Whole-home humidifiersFewer static shocks, happier wood floors, easier breathing.
- Media & HEPA-grade filtrationCaptures pollen, pet dander and fine dust.
- Duct cleaning & sealingUp to 30% of air can leak from unsealed ducts.
Install day, start to finish.
- Free · 60 min
In-home estimate
We measure, check your ductwork and electrical, and give you 2–3 options with flat prices.
- Within the week
Schedule & permit
We pull the permit and schedule your install — often within 3–5 days in peak season.
- Usually 1 day
Clean install
Old unit removed and recycled, new system set on a fresh pad, line set pressure-tested.
- Before we leave
Commission & walkthrough
We verify charge and airflow, register your warranty and show you the thermostat.
Answers before the first heat wave.
Want a straight answer about your system? Call (555) 010-2400.
How much does AC repair cost?
Common fixes like capacitors, contactors and drain clears run $150–$400. Refrigerant leaks and motors cost more. Your technician always quotes a flat price before starting.
Why is my AC running but the house won't cool down?
Dirty filters and coils, low refrigerant, a failing capacitor or blower, or a system that's undersized for the house. On a 95° day, a healthy AC typically keeps the inside about 20° cooler than outside.
What SEER2 rating should I buy?
For most Lakeview homes, 15–17 SEER2 is the sweet spot for cost vs. savings. Higher-efficiency variable-speed systems make sense if you run the AC a lot or care about quiet and humidity control.
Is a ductless mini-split right for me?
They're ideal for rooms the main system can't reach — finished attics, additions, garages and sunrooms — and for older homes with no ductwork at all.
How often should my AC be serviced?
Once a year, ideally in spring before the first heat wave. Comfort Club members get it scheduled automatically.
House too warm? Let's fix it today.
Same-day AC repair, flat prices before we start, and a 1-year labor guarantee.