The AC Repair Dresher Calls When There’s an Emergency

We responded to a call about buzzing noises coming from a customer’s AC unit and were concerned that it was due to electrical problems. Our technician performed an electrical component inspection to ensure there were no electrical failures and that the system was running at optimal performance.

A customer called us because their AC unit wasn’t producing cold air. When we inspected the unit, we discovered the refrigerant levels were extremely low. We did a refrigerant recharge and soon the system was effectively cooling the home.

A customer called us complaining that their air conditioning wasn’t running properly. When we got on-site, we realized that they had a refrigerant leak. We located the leak and fixed it at its source so that the issue wouldn’t recur.

We received a call from a customer who noticed their HVAC system wasn’t responding to its thermostat. Once we were at their property, we realized that their thermostat wires were damaged. We fixed the wiring, and soon, the system was running like new.

A customer’s HVAC system was making a squealing noise whenever it ran, so they called us to investigate the issue. We realized that the fan belt was worn out and replaced it to eliminate the sound for good.

Our customer was in the middle of a home renovation when they realized they needed to add new air ducts to extend their home’s HVAC system. We installed the new air ducts and ensured they were operating seamlessly with the rest of the system.

We responded to a call about frozen evaporator coils and, during our diagnostics, discovered that there was a faulty expansion valve. We swiftly fixed the issue by replacing the expansion valve with a new one.

We answered a call from a client whose furnace wouldn’t start. We discovered that the furnace’s ignition system was faulty, and the burner wouldn’t ignite. Once we repaired the ignition system, the furnace returned to running efficiently.

Replaced the clogged air filter to improve airflow and system efficiency.

Cleaned the condenser coils to ensure the air conditioner operates smoothly and effectively.

Refilled the refrigerant levels to restore the unit’s cooling performance

Adjusted the thermostat settings for accurate temperature control

Tightened all electrical connections to prevent potential malfunctions

Lubricated moving parts to reduce friction and extend the air conditioner’s lifespan

Cleared debris around the outdoor unit to enhance performance.

Inspected the ductwork for leaks and sealed any found to ensure efficient cooling.

Cleaned the evaporator coils to boost the cooling capacity.

Tested the air conditioner’s fan motor to ensure proper operation.

Replaced a worn blower belt to maintain efficient airflow.

Tested the capacitors and replaced any that were weak or damaged.

Tested the air conditioner’s pressure switch for proper functionality.

Replaced worn-out fan blades

Checked the compressor for signs of overheating or failure

Inspected the air conditioner’s wiring for any signs of damage or wear

Scheduled regular maintenance visits for AC unit.

Repaired the AC unit by replacing the faulty compressor.

Troubleshot the system and discovered a refrigerant leak, which was repaired to prevent further issues.

Fixed the AC unit by repairing a significant leak in the refrigerant line

Repaired the blower motor.

Found and replaced a worn-out fan belt.

Sealed a leak in the ductwork.

Repaired a faulty expansion valve, which was causing the AC unit to freeze up intermittently.