Professional AC Repair in Tyler, TX

Fully licensed and insured, our technicians offer services including:

• Diagnosis and tune-ups
• Installation and upgrades
• System maintenance and cleaning
• Stopping weird noises or vibrations
• Stopping refrigerant leaks
• Restoring power to units
• Replacing evaporator coils
• Repairing and replacing defective fan motors
• Repairing and replacing defective compressors
• Clearing clogged condensate drains

AC Repairman Near Me in Tyler, TX

For quality air conditioning repairs, Aire Serv of Smith County is at your service. A local Tyler business backed by a nationwide brand, we're able to offer everything from flexible financing options to 24/7 emergency appointment availability. To learn more about us or our services, call and speak with one of our helpful associates today.

Sweating in the Texas heat? You don't have to! Give our Tyler air conditioner repair technicians a call today or reach out online.

How can I tell if my air conditioner is broken?

One of the best ways to tell if your air conditioner is broken is by checking if cool air is coming from all of its vents. If there is no cool airflow coming from one or more of your vents, then it’s time to call a professional for an inspection. Another way to tell if your AC unit is malfunctioning is through higher than normal energy bills. Inefficiency can be an indicator that something isn’t working properly inside your system. Lastly, strange noises coming from the unit may indicate that something needs to be repaired or replaced.

What are the most common problems in air conditioners?

The two most common problems in air conditioners are dirty coils and clogged filters. Dirty evaporator and condenser coils reduce airflow and efficiency while clogged filters can restrict airflow as well as cause ice buildup on the coils. It’s important to keep these parts clean and clear of debris in order to ensure proper performance of your AC unit. Additionally, refrigerant leaks are also among one of the most common problems with an AC unit. Low refrigerant levels can cause major damage if left unchecked so it’s important to get them inspected regularly by a professional technician.

When should I replace my air conditioner?

Typically, an AC unit should last between 10-15 years depending on how often it is used and maintained throughout its life span. If you notice that you need repairs more often or that it takes longer for your home or business space to cool down then you should consider replacing your AC unit with a newer model for improved energy efficiency and performance. On average, replacing an old system with a new model can help save up to 20% on energy costs over time which makes this a great long-term investment for any customer looking for cost savings over time.

Do you need emergency air conditioning repair? Call us today or contact us online to survive the Texas heat!

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