Why is my AC freezing up?
Ice on a coil or line usually points to restricted airflow or a refrigerant issue. Turn the system to fan-only to thaw it, check the filter, and have the cause diagnosed before running it again.
Resources
What your system is telling you.
Short explanations of the symptoms homeowners call us about most, plus the questions we get asked before a first visit.
Resources
Common questions, answered plainly.
Understanding what your system is doing makes every service conversation shorter and clearer.
Where is this water coming from?
Most indoor leaks trace back to a blocked condensate drain, a full drain pan, or a frozen coil melting. Shut the system down to limit water damage and get the drain path inspected.
Why did my energy bill jump?
A sudden increase often reflects reduced efficiency: a dirty coil, duct leakage, a failing capacitor, or a system running longer to hit the same setpoint. Measurements identify which.
Repair or replace?
Age, repair cost relative to replacement, refrigerant type, and how the system has been performing overall all factor in. There is no single rule — the numbers should be shown to you.
How often should filters change?
It depends on filter type, occupancy, and pets. Check monthly and replace when the media is visibly loaded rather than following a fixed calendar date.
What does a maintenance visit actually cover?
A precision tune-up is measurement work: electrical values, airflow, temperatures, drain condition, and safety checks — recorded so this season can be compared to the last one.
FAQ
Before you book.
Straightforward answers about how a visit works.
Going deeper
Planning a replacement?
The repair-or-replace framework and the system-type comparison live with the service catalogue.