Nobody likes when their AC is on the fritz! Have you checked your thermostat settings? Is everything set to cool, and are your fan's settings on auto-mode? Okay, what else could it be? You might need a refrigerant leak fix, dirty coils cleaned up. Or maybe there was ice build-up in our evaporator coil or even some clogged filters. There are tons of ways we can get that air back down cold for you in no time at all with just one call over here at SuperTech HVAC Service- call or schedule online today!

The question is: "What does an AC repair cost?" Well, it depends on what problems you're having. Most homeowners pay between $150 and $600 for a standard repair, such as a refrigerator fix-up--but more complicated repairs like replacing your compressor or evaporator coil can run anywhere from $1,000 to $2,500!

Ready for a new system? If your air conditioning unit is about 12-15 years old, it might be time. The lifespan greatly depends not only on the age and how you've maintained it. Also, how well they were installed can play an important part in the process too! As our AC units get older there comes a point where replacing them is more sensible than repairing one that's over 10 years old right around then.

Your air conditioner is important; it helps you and your family stay cool in the summer heat. Make sure to service it before heavy usage starts, so that it can maintain peak performance! Did you know that an un-serviced system loses 5% of its efficiency every year? To help keep things running smoothly (and save a little on electricity!) change out or clean filters monthly too. Learn more about servicing your AC here!

Let's not forget about heating systems--they should be tuned up this fall for best results next winter.

Getting central air installed can be a bit of an investment, but it’s worth every penny. The average cost for installing the system in your home runs about $3,700 to $7000 bucks depending on what size unit is needed, along with the types of system you choose and the condition of your existing air ducts. But don't worry if that sounds like too much money - we have affordable financing options and low monthly payment plans!

You're debating between repairing and replacing, but which should you choose? If the unit costs less than half of its value it's usually best to repair. Consider the age of the unit, at 10 years old it is considered an old unit. However if repairs are becoming too frequent or costly, then replacement is your next option. It might be worth looking into tax deductions for a new system as well! Get in touch with our technicians today - they'll help determine what needs doing on your particular machine before giving their all-clear verdict.