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One of the first steps to repairing your central A/C is to have one of our licensed technicians do an in house diagnosis of your HVAC system. They will arrive in a fully stocked truck and will be ready to diagnose and repair almost all heating and cooling problems while they are there. Contact us anytime 24/7 at (919) 213-9147.
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System Diagnostic Check: $89.99
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Price of Average Repair: Starts at $145
Average Completion Time: 30 min - 3 hrs
Evaporator Coil Replacement: $860 - $2,500
AC Compressor Replacement: $870 - $2,500
Blower Motor Replacement: $340 - $820
Condenser Fan Motor Replacement: $240 - $775
New Circuit Board: $230 - $875
Refrigerant Leak Diagnosis/Repair: $230 - $875
Low: $145
Average: $250
High: $1,565
Thermostat battery: If the thermostat is dead, your AC unit won't run.
Check your air vents: If you don't feel any air flowing, check to make sure your air vents are opened properly so air flow isn't restricted.
Check the breaker: Check all of your circuit breakers and make sure they aren't tripped. Sometimes all you need is to turn a breaker back ON.
Thermostat switch settings: Take a look and make sure the thermostat is set to "COOL" and not "HEAT" setting (This happens a lot actually)
Check your air filter: When is the last time you changed your air filter? Dirty filters can be the cause of a lot of problems and prevent proper air flow. Replace yours if it is dirty.
Clean the outdoor unit: Remove any leaves, sticks or other loose debris from the condenser coils on your outdoor unit.
Change the thermostat batteries. If the thermostat batteries are dead, your AC unit won't run.
Make sure your vents are open. If you're not getting any air, check to make sure the supply vent is open fully.
Check the breaker. Make sure your circuit breaker isn't tripped. Sometimes all it takes is pushing the breaker back ON.
Check the thermostat switch. Make sure your thermostat is on "COOL" and not "HEAT" setting (This happens a lot actually)
Change your air filter. A dirty filter can cause a lot of AC problems and prevent proper air flow. Replace yours if it is dirty.
Clean the outdoor unit. Remove any leaves, sticks or other loose debris from the condenser coils on your outdoor unit.
