In Tallahassee, car AC is not a comfort item. July here averages a high of 92 degrees, the humidity runs from June clear through September, and a car closed up in a parking lot all day is far hotter than that when you open the door. We diagnose and repair air conditioning on-site, so you are not driving a broken system to a shop and back in the worst part of the afternoon.
Call (850) 726-3186Most AC failures here announce themselves in April or May: cools fine at highway speed but weak at idle, or blows cold for ten minutes and then goes warm. That is a system already low on refrigerant or already struggling, and June finishes it off. Recharging without finding the leak only buys a few weeks, so we look for the leak first. We bring recovery and recharge equipment to your location and test the whole loop β compressor, condenser, expansion valve, blower and controls β before recommending anything. The record high recorded in this city is 105 degrees. A marginal AC system does not survive a summer like that.
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Usually low refrigerant, or a condenser fan that is not pulling enough air through when you are standing still. Both are common here and both are worst in stop-and-go traffic on a 90-degree afternoon.
Yes. We bring the recovery and recharge gear to you. If the system is low it is low because something is leaking, so we find that first rather than sell you the same recharge twice.
A leak test and recharge is usually about an hour. A compressor or condenser replacement runs two to four hours depending on the vehicle.
March or April. Having it looked at before the heat arrives is far cheaper than a compressor that seizes in August, and you are not sitting in a hot car waiting on a shop.
We provide car ac repair throughout Tallahassee, Woodville, Midway, Crawfordville, Havana, Quincy and Monticello β Leon, Wakulla, Gadsden and Jefferson counties, all inside one drive of Capital Circle.