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Cranberry Township AC Repair
Dependable Air Conditioning Repair Services in Beaver County & Allegheny County
Air conditioning units often face many challenges, including regular wear and tear, lack of maintenance, or continuous exposure to harsh environmental conditions. These issues can become more evident without regular maintenance as the system ages. At Albert's Heating & Air Conditioning Inc., we can upgrade your air conditioning system to a unit with increased capacity and superior energy efficiency.
Our technicians start with a thorough diagnostic process to accurately identify the issues affecting your AC unit. This approach can ensure that our repairs are effective and sustainable, enhancing your system’s energy efficiency. We prioritize addressing the current issues and taking proactive steps to safeguard your long-term comfort and security.
If your air conditioner isn’t performing as it should, contact us at (724) 294-5207 or through our online form for our AC repair services in Cranberry Township.
Common AC Issues
Air conditioners work hard, especially during the summer, so it’s no surprise they are prone to specific issues as components wear out over time.
Some of the most common AC problems include:
- Refrigerant leaks: This can result in reduced cooling capacity and can cause harm to the environment. Fix leaks promptly and recharge the system with a certified professional.
- Dirty condenser coils: When dirt and grime accumulate on them, the system must exert more effort to expel heat, leading to increased wear and tear and decreased efficiency.
- Frozen evaporator coils: If there is a problem with the airflow and the coils become too cold, ice can accumulate on the outside. When that occurs, warm or no air will come from your AC system.
- Faulty fans: Worn belts, motor issues, or lack of lubrication can cause fan malfunction, which may block airflow and lead to the compressor overheating.
- Thermostat issues: Incorrect calibration or malfunctioning of the thermostat can sometimes cause the problem, affecting how the AC evaluates indoor temperatures.
- Worn contactor: This makes the electrical connection that starts the motors and compressor. If contactors are worn, they might not connect properly, preventing the motors from starting.
- Drainage problems: If the drain pan gets full or the drain line gets clogged, water can back up and damage your system.
If you notice any of these signs, contact us promptly for repairs. We can help restore comfort and prevent future complications.
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What Makes Us Stand Out?
We care about your comfort from start to finish.
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Albert's family is proud to serve yours with care. Your comfort is our business.
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Experience matters. We make it easy for you to have confidence in the team you call.
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Our team can service any HVAC brand and recommend the best products around.
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Our skilled technicians are equipped to service both homes and businesses.
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Our team of technicians are licensed, vetted, and insured.
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We make HVAC services affordable with financing options.
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We make it easy to get started with a completely free quote.
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Talk to our team about our heating and cooling services warranty!
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What to Do If Your AC Stops Working
It can be a major inconvenience when your air conditioning system suddenly stops working.
There are some steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue before calling Albert's Heating & Air Conditioning Inc., including:
- Check your thermostat: Make sure to check your thermostat for any incorrect settings or malfunctions. Set it to “cool” and lower the temperature below the current room temperature.
- Inspect the circuit breaker: Power surges or electrical issues can trip the circuit breaker connected to your AC unit. Check your home’s electrical panel and reset the breaker if necessary.
- Examine the air filter: A clogged air filter can restrict airflow, causing the system to shut down due to overheated internal components. If the filter is dirty, replace it with a new one to see if that resolves the issue.
- Look for visible ice: If ice is present on the coils or any other part of the unit, switch off the system and allow it to thaw. The AC can freeze and stop working due to ice buildup.
- Clear debris around the outdoor unit: Remove any leaves, twigs, or other debris from the area. Blockages in the airflow can significantly reduce the system’s efficiency and effectiveness.
- Avoid adjusting the thermostat frequently: Constant changes to the thermostat can stress your air conditioning system, leading to malfunctions. Set a comfortable temperature and give the system time to reach it without frequent adjustments.
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