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  1. Open-now stripAt 11pm the only question is whether anyone will come, so the strip says 24/7 and puts the number one tap away on every page.
  2. System replacement estimatorReplacement is a four-figure decision made in a cold house, and a price range on the page keeps the visitor from calling the next company for a number.
  3. Services with published pricesAn $89 diagnostic and a $19 plan printed on the page pre-qualify the caller and read as confidence.
  4. Response-time reviewsSpeed is what this customer judges, so the reviews up front are about how fast the van arrived.
  5. Named service areaListing the towns cuts calls from outside the area and helps the site show up in local searches for each one.
  6. License and warranty in plain viewThe state license number and the warranty terms sit on every service page, where a cautious buyer looks for them.
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Air conditioning repair

Warm air from the vents, a unit that hums and will not start, or ice on the lines.

Most summer breakdowns come down to a failed capacitor, a clogged drain line or low refrigerant from a leak. Our technicians are EPA 608 certified and carry R-410A and R-454B, so refrigerant work gets done on the same visit.

We find leaks before adding refrigerant. Topping up a system that is leaking costs you money every summer, so we show you the leak and give you the price to fix it.

What is included

  • Same-day service in summer
  • EPA 608 certified technicians
  • Capacitor replacement $189 installed
  • Leak search before any refrigerant charge

Common questions

Is it worth repairing an AC unit that is 15 years old?

If the repair is over about a third of the cost of a new system, replacement usually makes more sense. We give you both prices and let you decide.

Why is there ice on my AC lines?

Usually a dirty filter, a failing blower or low refrigerant. Turn the system off and let it thaw, then call us so the compressor is protected.

Questions before you book?

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