AC Repair
Diagnosis and repair for systems that are blowing warm, short-cycling, leaking or refusing to start.
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Heating, cooling and indoor air work for homes in Phoenix — diagnosed properly, explained in plain language, and priced before the work starts.
Same technicians, same pricing, same diagnostic process everywhere we work. Phoenix homes get a measured diagnosis before any part is quoted, and a written option list when repair and replacement are both reasonable.
24/7 Emergency HVAC Service
Call our main line and describe the problem — we will tell you the soonest we can be there.
Services
Diagnosis and repair for systems that are blowing warm, short-cycling, leaking or refusing to start.
Learn moreRight-sized replacement systems, installed with the ductwork, airflow and refrigerant charge verified.
Learn moreNo-heat calls, short-cycling, ignition faults and blower problems on gas, propane and electric furnaces.
Learn moreAir-source and ductless mini-split systems that heat and cool from a single piece of equipment.
Learn moreSeasonal inspection and cleaning that catches small faults before they become a no-heat or no-cool call.
Learn moreFiltration, ventilation and humidity control for homes with dust, allergy or stuffiness problems.
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Anything not covered here, call (602) 203-2395.
Not covered here? Ask us directly — describing the symptom over the phone is usually faster than reading about it.
(602) 203-2395It depends on the day, the season and where you are. The fastest way to get a real answer is to call — we can tell you the next available window while you are on the phone, rather than making you wait for a callback.
TODO — confirm the diagnostic fee, whether it is waived when the repair is approved, and any after-hours difference, then replace this answer. Please do not publish a number that has not been confirmed.
The brand and approximate age of the system, what it is doing (or not doing), when it started, and whether the thermostat has power. If you can reach the outdoor unit safely, note whether the fan is spinning. That is usually enough to bring the right parts on the first visit.
The most common causes are a tripped breaker, a dirty air filter that has frozen the indoor coil, a failed run capacitor in the outdoor unit, or low refrigerant from a leak. Check the filter and the breaker first. If the indoor coil has iced over, switch the system to fan-only for an hour to thaw it before anyone works on it.
It should never need it. Refrigerant is not consumed the way fuel is — it circulates in a sealed loop. A system that needs topping up has a leak, and adding refrigerant without finding the leak just pays for the same repair every season.
Next step
Tell us the symptoms and we will bring the right parts on the first visit.
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