Freeport AC Repair have the expertise, skills, and experience needed to keep your heater or AC working year round. We are available to help you any time of the day.
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A common problem with HVAC systems is weak cooling. Sometimes the airflow isn’t getting all the way through your vents. In other cases, you can’t adjust a room’s temperature how you want it. Most of the time this happens because your air filter has become dirty or clogged. Be sure to swap it every few months. This will prevent dust and debris from reaching important components of your HVAC system.
But we can handle them too. In fact, that’s where our annual AC maintenance plans come in. Feel free to ask one of our techs for more specifics if you haven’t heard of them until now. We’ll tell you all about how they could increase your HVAC system’s energy efficiency and overall life span. We’ll have the opportunity to check important systems and check for leaks or wear and tear. We’ll also provide upkeep for moving parts. This consistently scheduled maintenance will reduce the risk of needing emergency help. That’s relieving news since those can be expensive and aggravating to work out.
The weak cooling is a common issue with HVAC systems. Sometimes your vents aren't getting enough airflow. You may not be able to set the room's temperature as you desire. This happens most often because your air filter is dirty or clogged. Make sure you change your filter every few months. This will stop dust and debris reaching HVAC system components.
And there is always the possibility the wiring has become damaged or disconnected from the system. Check your thermostat and breaker box first. If this doesn’t fix the problem, it may be time to call for a technician
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Ownership will display equal dedication to our "Internal Customer Service", "External Customer Service", and our work force by showing the highest degree of respect, fairness and compassion. Freeport AC Repair Controls provides a positive, engaging, and fun environment in which employees can take ownership of their roles.
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Freeport AC Repair provides the best AC service available in Freeport. Maybe your AC unit is having trouble? Many times these issues are connected. It is possible for one HVAC component to affect another. To have total confidence that the problem will be addressed professionally and safely, a trained technician is the best choice. To lower the risk of problems occurring, you can still perform a few tasks.
Freeport AC Repair will show a greater sense of urgency and fairness by providing exceptional follow-up and response times, as well as a fiduciary responsibility over your residence or business in order to provide the best economic and effective solutions.
As a result of the buildup, a dirty filter will also cause poor cold airflow in your air conditioning system. That cold air will be trapped inside your air conditioner, causing ice to form on its coils. Once that happens, your air conditioner will freeze up and become inoperable.
10-15 years
The average lifespan of an air conditioning system is 10-15 years. Central air conditioner lifespan is one of the more important factors to consider when planning to invest in a replacement unit. If your unit is close to ten years old or older, you may want to consider replacing it instead of repairing it.
Test the load: If you saw a voltage reading during the previous step, run the same test on the “load” side of the fuses. You should again see a reading between 220 and 240. If you see a voltage reading on the “line” side but not the “load” side, it means you have a blown fuse.