A lot of the systems down here have years left in them if somebody actually diagnoses the fault instead of quoting a replacement on sight. We come out with gauges.
Plenty of what gets called a failed system is a capacitor, a contactor, a fan motor or a low charge. Those are repairs, not replacements, and on an older unit that's often the difference between a service call and several thousand dollars.
When a system genuinely is finished we'll say so and show you why. We'd rather tell you honestly than sell you a swap-out you didn't need.
Often yes. Age alone doesn't decide it — what failed does. A well-maintained older system with a bad capacitor is a cheap fix. We'll give you the repair cost and the replacement cost and let you decide.
Yes, and we do it a lot. A second opinion costs a service call and sometimes saves several thousand dollars. If they were right, we'll tell you that too.
$120, or $190 after hours. You'll know what any repair costs before we start it — no surprises at the end.
Our work is central systems, package units and mini splits. If a wall unit is what you have, call and we'll tell you straight whether we're the right people rather than waste your service call.
Call or text and we'll tell you what's actually wrong with it.
