A lot of Green Valley homes sit empty for part of the year, and a system that isn't running isn't telling you anything. Problems that would have been obvious in June get discovered in October, by someone who just got back.
A slow refrigerant leak, a failing capacitor, a clogged condensate line — in an occupied house you notice. In a house that's been closed up for the summer, the first sign is often arriving to a system that won't start.
That's why a check before you leave and a check before you come back is worth more here than almost anywhere else we work.
Yes — that's one of the more useful things we do out here. Finding a problem before you land beats finding it the night you get in.
Most often a condensate line that needs clearing, a capacitor that's weakened, or a charge that's drifted. None of those are dramatic if they're caught — they're just easier to miss when nobody's there.
Yes. We run Green Valley and Sahuarita together as part of our normal southern route.
$120, or $190 after hours. You'll know what the repair costs before we do it.
Call or text and we'll check the system before you arrive.
