What AC Repair Covers (And What We Check First)

AC repair covers everything that can go wrong with a central air conditioning system: electrical parts that wear out, motors that burn up, refrigerant that leaks out, coils that ice over or get clogged, and ductwork that loses pressure. Most AC failures start with one small issue that cascades into bigger ones if ignored.

Our technicians run a real diagnostic before quoting any repair. That means testing voltage and amperage on electrical components, checking refrigerant pressures on both the high and low sides, inspecting the coils for ice or debris, and measuring airflow at the registers. The U.S. Department of Energy’s ENERGY STAR program notes that proper diagnostics extend AC lifespan and prevent unnecessary part replacements. Once we know what is actually wrong, we tell you the cost and the options before we touch a wrench.