AC Repair in Austin (And Surrounding Areas)

If your air conditioner won’t turn on at all, you’ve obviously got a problem. Before you do anything, it’s worth checking whether or not your circuit breaker has been tripped and that’s why your AC has shut off. If your AC is tripping your breaker, it’s because it’s pulling in more electricity than it should. This can be caused by a range of issues, most of which will require a professional repair. If the issue is resolved by changing out the air filter, we recommend more frequent AC maintenance.

Other issues that may prevent your air conditioner from turning on include coolant leaks, motor malfunction, wiring problems, thermostat failure, or complete system breakdown.

If your AC is struggling to cool during a hot Texas summer, it needs an assessment as soon as possible. A struggling AC might simply be a sign you’ve skipped regular maintenance but could indicate a larger problem requiring repairs or replacement.

A noisy air conditioner is more than a nuisance. Problematic AC unit noises range from hissing to grinding, and proper diagnostics are required to evaluate the origin of the problem.

Air conditioners work by taking hot air and humidity from inside your home and transferring it to the outside. In the process, moisture is naturally created.

If this moisture accumulates excessively, it can lead to leaks. Leaks can be caused by a clogged condensate line, a broken condensate pump, a broken float switch, a damaged drain pan, a disconnected drain line, frozen coils, or low coolant levels.

If you’ve noticed a drop in airflow, you might have an AC problem such as a malfunctioning fan or motor.

A rise in energy consumption is normal and expected throughout the long Austin summer, but if you notice a drastic sudden change in your energy bill patterns, your AC could be to blame. A certified AC technician will be able to diagnose any issue(s) properly, and regular preventative maintenance can save you money on repairs and energy costs in the long run.