When the AC quits on a Wellington afternoon, you need answers fast — and right. Every repair visit starts with a full diagnostic: electrical checks, refrigerant readings, airflow, the drain line, and the thermostat. Only then do we quote.
You get the price in writing before work begins, and the work is done by our own employee technicians. Most common repairs are finished in that same visit.
Diagnose Before We Quote
Guessing is expensive. Warm air could be a failed capacitor, low refrigerant, a frozen coil, or a misreading thermostat — each with a very different fix and price. We test first and quote second, and you see the findings before approving anything.
Common Failures We Fix Every Day
South Florida heat and humidity punish the same components over and over:
- Failed capacitors — the fan or compressor hums but never starts.
- Bad contactors — pitted or burned contacts that stop power from reaching the compressor.
- Refrigerant charge issues — leaks or undercharge that freeze the coil.
- Clogged condensate drains — algae trips the float switch and shuts the system down.
- Frozen indoor coils — usually from low refrigerant, weak airflow, or a dirty filter.
Same-Day Service When It Matters
A failed AC in August is not a tomorrow problem. We prioritize no-cooling calls and carry the parts that fix most failures on the truck. If a specialty part has to be ordered, you get a straight answer on timing — not a vague promise.
And if the diagnosis shows the system is past saving, we tell you plainly and walk you through repair-versus-replacement with real numbers.
Call Now or Schedule a Visit?
Call right away if the system will not turn on, you smell burning or electrical odors, the breaker trips when the AC starts, or water is leaking from the indoor unit. Those can damage the system or the house.
Schedule a visit if the system runs but cools weakly, one room stays warmer, the system short-cycles, or your electric bill climbed for no clear reason. Real problems — just not emergencies.
The Electrical Side of an AC Repair
Many AC symptoms are electrical at the root: a breaker tripping at startup, a worn disconnect, loose connections that overheat. As a full electrical contractor, we fix both sides in one visit.
If your breaker trips when the AC kicks on, reset it once. If it trips again, leave it off and call us.
Common questions
My AC is blowing warm air. Is it a quick fix?
Sometimes — a blown capacitor or clogged drain is a one-visit fix. But warm air also comes from refrigerant leaks or compressor problems, which is why we diagnose before quoting.
How long does a repair visit take?
Most diagnostic visits run 45 to 90 minutes, and common repairs finish in the same appointment. If a part must be ordered, we tell you the timeline up front.
The indoor coil looks like a block of ice. What should I do?
Turn cooling off but leave the fan running to thaw the coil, check the filter, then call us. Running on a frozen coil can damage the compressor.
Can I reset the breaker myself if the AC stops?
Once. If it trips again, leave it off and call us — that signals a real problem.
What do you check on a repair visit?
Capacitor and contactor condition, refrigerant pressures, temperature split across the coil, airflow, the condensate drain, electrical connections, and thermostat operation.
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