AC MAINTENANCE, REPAIR & INSTALLATION
You rely on your air conditioner to keep you comfortable when temperatures soar. If it breaks down in the middle of summer you can look forward to hot, sticky, humid conditions until its been repaired. Extreme temperatures can even be dangerous, especially to the elderly. There are a variety of problems that can cause your air conditioner not to function properly: it could be that your thermostat or sensor is not working correctly, or the motor or compressor may have failed. A dirty filter or evaporator could also cause problems, or you might be low on refrigerant. It's important to have an experienced and trustworthy technician examine your system.
Why Vu Ac Services?
It's important to have an experienced and trustworthy technician examine your system; improper care — like adding the wrong refrigerant, failing to fix a leak or making other errors – can create even more problems. Turn to the professionalism and technical expertise of One Hour Air Conditioning and Heating® to make sure the job is done right. The HVAC experts at local One Hour Heating & Air Conditioning® will inspect your system, diagnose what went wrong and thoroughly explain what your options are.
Routine maintenance is not enough
A simple cleaning may get your unit back up and running, but you may need to replace a part, or it might make sense not to repair and consider replacement of the air conditioner. If purchasing a new unit is the best solution, our technicians will help you understand your options in choosing the right size for your home that best fits your lifestyle.
Options may include:
+ Central air: often the best choice for cooling your whole home. Room units, which may be your best bet if you only need a room or two chilled.
+ A split system: which separates the outdoor compressor and condenser from the indoor component, and may be appropriate if your home is already equipped with proper ductwork.
+ Evaporative coolers: which use evaporated water to cool down air and work best in arid climates.
The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that heating and cooling accounts for nearly 50% of the average household's energy use