AC repair in Grand Rapids
Cool air back, and the real reason it quit found and fixed.
Most AC breakdowns on a hot day trace back to a short list: a failed capacitor, a burned contactor, a clogged drain line, a dirty coil, or low refrigerant from a leak. We check the indoor and outdoor units together, so we fix what failed and catch what's about to.
If you see ice on the copper line or the indoor coil, turn the cooling off and switch the fan to on. That lets it thaw so we can test it when we get there. Running it frozen can damage the compressor.
What's included
- Central AC and heat pump cooling repair
- Capacitors, contactors and fan motors
- Refrigerant leak checks and recharging
- Condensate drain clearing
- Indoor and outdoor coil cleaning
Call us when
- The air from the vents is warm or barely moving
- The outdoor unit hums but the fan doesn't spin
- There's water on the floor by the furnace or air handler
- You see ice on the refrigerant line
Questions people ask
Don't see yours? Call (616) 555-0117.
Does my AC just need more refrigerant?
An air conditioner doesn't use up refrigerant. If it's low, it leaked out somewhere. We can recharge it to get you cooling, but we'll also look for the leak and tell you what fixing it would take, so you're not paying for a recharge every summer.
Why is there water by my furnace in the summer?
Your AC pulls moisture out of the air and sends it down a drain line. When that line clogs or the drain pan cracks, the water ends up on the floor. Turn the AC off so it stops making more, and call us to clear the line.