AC Repair Services

If your room is too hot in the summer or too cold in the winter, it may be due to an issue with your air conditioning system. Inconsistent temperature is a common problem that can arise due to various factors, including issues with the thermostat, blocked air ducts, or a malfunctioning compressor.

Have you noticed any increases in your energy bills? If so, it could indicate that your cooling system is using extra power and working overtime to keep your home cool. This is a common issue in the summer months and can be caused by a range of factors—from low refrigerant levels to dirty air filters.

Feeling warm air from your air conditioning can be frustrating. If you’re certain you haven’t accidentally switched your system to “heat” mode, it may be time to call the professionals for help.

If your air conditioner makes loud, strange noises during operation, it could be a sign that something is wrong with the system. Loud banging, grinding, or squealing noises usually indicate that a part of the system is malfunctioning and requires immediate attention.

Foul odors coming from your air conditioning unit indicate that your system is not working correctly. Calling an experienced technician for help in this situation is essential.

Fast cycling on and off is a common issue that affects the AC motor. If your air conditioning system frequently cycles on and off or is stuck on full blast, it’s time to call the professionals. At All Heating & Air Conditioning, our skilled technicians have the necessary skills and training to inspect and diagnose any issues with your air conditioner. Whether it’s a faulty thermostat, a wiring issue, or something else entirely, we’ll make the necessary repairs to restore the smooth functioning of your AC motor.

If you notice a blank screen on your thermostat, there are a few potential causes to consider. The first possible culprit is a clogged drain line. If your air conditioning unit’s drain line becomes clogged with various debris, it can cause the system to shut down as a means of preventing water damage. Another possibility is a dead battery. Many thermostats require batteries to function. If the batteries run out of juice, you may see a blank screen.

Experiencing an AC leak can be a serious cause for concern, as the moisture or condensation from a damaged air conditioning system can cause both mold growth and water damage to your home. In addition to damaging your property, a malfunctioning air conditioning system can make for an uncomfortable living environment—especially during the hot summer months. Timely repair and regular maintenance are key when it comes to avoiding AC breakdowns and maintaining your home’s indoor air quality.