HVAC Repair

Air conditioners can fail in a lot of ways—loss of cooling due to low refrigerant, short cycling from failing capacitors, warm air from a bad TXV valve, or frozen evaporator coils caused by restricted airflow or low refrigerant. Electrical failures, dirty condenser coils, and worn compressor windings are also common in older systems. When we perform an air conditioning repair, we run full diagnostics on pressures, airflow, electrical components, and refrigerant circuits so the AC can cool properly again.

If the air in your home feels weak, uneven, or your system runs but never really moves air, the air handler is often the problem. Common issues include blower motors wearing out, dirty evaporator coils, sensors failing, or drain lines clogging and shutting things down. During an air handler repair, we test the blower, check static pressure, inspect the coil, and make sure the unit is communicating properly with the outdoor system.

Mini splits rely on sensors and inverter technology, so when something’s off, you’ll often see temperature swings, strange noises, or water dripping from the indoor head. Low refrigerant, a dirty indoor coil, a blocked drain, or a faulty fan motor can all cause issues. With a ductless mini split repair, we check refrigerant levels, test the inverter components, clean the indoor unit, and make sure each zone is heating or cooling the way it should.

Heat pumps can show trouble in lots of different ways—stuck in heating or cooling mode, outdoor coil frosting over, or the system running constantly without catching up. These problems often come from bad sensors, a reversing valve that isn’t shifting, or low refrigerant. When we do a heat pump repair, we check the defrost cycle, confirm charge levels, test sensors, and make sure the system can switch modes smoothly for year-round comfort.

If your home isn’t warming up, the blower sounds weak, or the system keeps shutting off, the heating side of your HVAC system may be struggling. Dirty burners, bad ignition parts, blocked airflow, or safety switches doing their job can all shut the system down. During a heating repair, we look at the burners, ignition, airflow, and safeties to find the issue and get your system heating safely again.

Most furnace issues show up through loud startups, short cycles, cold air blowing from the vents, or smells you don’t normally notice. A worn igniter, dirty flame sensor, bad inducer motor, or clogged filter can all keep the furnace from heating properly. When we handle a furnace repair, we test the ignition sequence, check gas pressures, examine the heat exchanger, and make sure the furnace is heating consistently across the home.

Boiler problems usually show up through uneven radiator heat, pressure changes, leaks, or banging pipes. These issues often come from air trapped in the system, a weak circulator pump, mineral buildup, or a failing expansion tank. For a boiler repair, we bleed the system if needed, check pump performance, inspect the heat exchanger, and balance everything so your home heats evenly again.