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Air Conditioning Repair In Aubrey, TX

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Leading Experts In Residential AC Repair - Aubrey, TX and Beyond!

We do everything bigger in Texas - and that includes the numbers on our summer temps. If your air conditioner breaks down, you can't afford to wait for service - you need fast, efficient, expert attention to get the cool air flowing again. From Aubrey to Krugerville and beyond, the sight of our highly-trained technicians sends an important message - help is on the way. It is our mission to take care of our customers with exacting craftsmanship and unshakeable integrity; trust us with your HVAC system and we'll have you saying "mission accomplished."

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Is Your AC Broken? Listen To What Your AC Is Telling You

Most of the time, your AC hums along, doing its work without a care in the world, and you hardly notice it. But if there's something your system is doing that you do notice, chances are it's trying to get your attention. Keep an eye out for these signs:

  • Frozen AC - If your AC is regularly freezing up, that's a problem. Check to make sure it isn't running when the temperature is already below 62 degrees - and if it's not, you definitely have a deeper issue that needs to be addressed.
  • AC Blowing Lukewarm Or Hot Air - Feeling air coming from the vents, but without the cool kiss of comfort you expect? You could have an issue with your compressor, or even a refrigerant leak. Either way, you need it checked.
  • Water Leaks - If it's sweltering hot outside, it's normal to see some water dripping from your unit. But if it's happening all the time, or you see water collecting or soaking your unit, you could have a clog in your condensate line. You won't want to ignore that.
  • Bad Smells - Is there a burning, chemical or moldy smell coming out of your ductwork? This could be due to a number of problems, every one of which you'll want to get fixed, for the sake of your HVAC system and potentially also you and your family's health.

We don't expect you to diagnose the problem yourself - just know that if your air conditioner is doing anything out of the ordinary, it probably isn't supposed to. Get it checked out by one of our home AC repair professionals as soon as you can.

 

Sometimes Your Cannot Wait for Your AC Repair in Texas

Here in the Texas heat, the most urgent needs for air conditioning repair can vary depending on the circumstances - but in all cases an AC Repair is urgent. Some common situations that may require immediate air conditioning repair in Aubrey, TX, or any other location, could include:

  1. Complete AC Unit Breakdown: If the air conditioning system has completely stopped working, especially during hot weather conditions, it can be considered an urgent repair need.
  2. Major Air Conditioner Refrigerant Leak: A significant refrigerant leak can impact the efficiency of your Air conditioning system's ability to cool and potentially cause further damage. It's important to address refrigerant leaks promptly to avoid system malfunctions and potential health hazards.
  3. Electrical Issues In Your AC: We do not often think about the electrical part of our air conditioners, but truly small electrical issues could create major damage. Problems with the electrical components of an air conditioning system can lead to system failure or even pose a safety risk. Any signs of electrical problems, such as tripped breakers or burning smells, should be addressed urgently. If at all possible you should consider surge protection as well to prevent some kind of electrical issues.
  4. Strange Noises or Vibrations: Your Cooling system has lots of moving parts that could easily be damage while being out in the harsh environment near Aubrey. Unusual noises or excessive vibrations coming from the air conditioning unit can indicate mechanical issues that may require immediate attention. Ignoring these signs could lead to further damage - and quickly.
  5. Frequent Short-Cycling or Inability to Reach Desired Temperature: If the air conditioning system in your Aubrey home is turning on and off frequently or fails to maintain the desired temperature, it may indicate a problem with the thermostat, compressor, or other components. This can impact the comfort level in your home and should be addressed promptly. Because there are so many variables, please do not wait if this is happening.

To determine the most urgent need for air conditioning repair in Aubrey, TX, it is best to contact CVJ, your HVAC professionals. Our air conditioning repair technicians will assess your specific situation and provide appropriate recommendations based on their expertise and the inspection of your particular air conditioner.

AC Repair FAQs

Why is my house getting hotter with the air conditioner on?

Poor insulation and air leaks can allow the air that your air conditioner has worked so hard to cool to escape, making your house feel hot even when the air conditioner is running. The tracking of temperatures by your thermostat can be hampered by humidity, which also traps heat. The "why is my house so hot" phenomenon may be caused by blocked vents, which prevent the cooled air from reaching other parts of the house, leaving them hot and uncomfortable.

How do I troubleshoot my AC in my house?

The next time your AC is having problems, try these DIY troubleshooting tips:

 

Look for a dirty air filter: If your air conditioner isn't getting enough airflow, it can eventually fail completely and result in a whole host of other issues.

Verify the thermostat's settings: Make sure the thermostat is set to “cool” rather than “heat”. Also, be sure the fan is on “auto” and not “on”

Check the circuit breakers: Examine any circuit breakers that aren't in the ON position at the main electrical panel in your home. Look specifically for a circuit breaker marked "air conditioner" or "AC" if your circuit breakers are clearly labeled.

Look over your outdoor unit:  while you're outside use a hose on a gentle setting to remove any dirt you see on the exterior of the appliance.

Check each air vent: Make sure all supply vents, including those in unused rooms, are open and unblocked as you walk through your house.

What steps can I take to unclog the condensate drain tube?

To unclog the condensate drain tube of your air conditioning system, follow these steps:

Turn off the power to your HVAC system for safety.

Locate the condensate drain tube. It's usually a PVC pipe near the outdoor unit or near the furnace in the basement or utility closet.

Check the drain pan (if accessible) for water buildup. Clean it if needed.

Use a wet/dry vacuum to suction out any clogs from the drain line's end. Seal the connection between the vacuum hose and the line for better suction.

If the clog persists, flush the line with a mixture of vinegar and water or bleach and water (about a 1:1 ratio) to break down the debris. Let the solution sit for 30 minutes, then flush with water.

Inspect and clean the drain line opening and exit. Remove any visible debris by hand or with tools.

Reassemble and test the system. Turn the power back on and monitor the drain flow.

Regular maintenance, like monthly checks and cleanings, can prevent future clogs. If these steps do not clear the clog, it may be time to contact a professional HVAC technician for further assistance.

How much does AC repair typically cost?

The cost of AC repair varies depending on the nature and extent of the problem, the need for replacement parts, and the contractor's rates. Minor repairs like fixing a faulty capacitor or unclogging a drain line may range from $100 to $400. However, more significant repairs, such as replacing a compressor or repairing refrigerant leaks, can cost anywhere from $500 to $2000 or more. Costs also vary by location and the contractor's experience.

What are the most common AC problems that require repair?

The most common AC problems that require repair include:

  • Refrigerant leaks: Low refrigerant levels can reduce cooling efficiency.
  • Electrical issues: Faulty wiring or capacitors can cause system failures.
  • Frozen coils: Often due to airflow problems or refrigerant issues.
  • Thermostat malfunctions: Incorrect temperature readings or control issues.
  • Clogged drain lines: Can lead to water damage and reduced efficiency.
  • Dirty filters: Restrict airflow and cause the unit to overwork.
  • Compressor failures: Can halt the cooling process entirely.

Regular maintenance can help prevent these common issues.

Should I Repair My Air Conditioner Or Replace It?

It's a difficult question to answer. Replacing an entire air conditioning system is a major investment, one most people would want to avoid if they can help it. Most times, a simple repair will do. But if you're experiencing any of the items below, you may want to consider a new HVAC system.

  • You find yourself needing repairs on your unit fairly regularly.
  • Your energy bills are spiking for no good reason.
  • Your system is making loud banging sounds.
  • You regularly smell burning or chemical smells from your unit, even after repair.
  • Your unit is over 10 years old.

While we always hope we can fix your system, if it does need replacing, we can provide the right solutions for you there as well.

Choose Comfort. Choose CVJ.

Since 1993, we've taken care of the good people of North Texas with honesty, integrity and a commitment to excellent service. If your AC needs repair, we can do it on-time, on-budget and with the confidence you won't have to call us back out. If you're noticing the signs above or anything else strange happening with your unit, send us a message online or give us a call 940-251-2941 !