AC Repair on The Lakes’ Established Systems

Older systems fail in their own way: a coil that has weeped refrigerant for years, a charge down a few ounces, a fitting that finally let go. The telltale is a coil that ices over mid-summer, which traces to airflow or low charge, so we thaw it, find the cause, and stop it returning. The Lakes’ 80s and 90s homes mostly run original systems, and the man-made lakes add humidity that helps a marginal coil freeze faster. ENERGY STAR notes that dirty coils sap cooling and shorten equipment life. We measure before quoting.