HVAC Repair

It costs around $225-$1,200 to fix an HVAC leak. Although, the price will vary depending on what type of leak it is. For example, your HVAC may have a water, gas or refrigerant leak. Regardless of the type of leak, it can be expensive to repair a leak, especially if you end up needing to have the whole component replaced. Additionally, for refrigerant leaks, the cost of recharging the refrigerant levels can be high depending on the type of refrigerant your HVAC system uses. To get your HVAC repaired, call us today. 

Some reasons you should have your HVAC system replaced rather than repaired are: 

• Your HVAC system does not properly heat and cool your home 
• Your HVAC system requires many repairs 
• Your HVAC system is over 10 years old 

Another reason you may need to replace your HVAC system rather than repair it is if you have seen a dramatic increase in your monthly energy bills. A failing or inefficient HVAC system will cost you more on repairs and energy bills. To get your HVAC system repaired, contact us today.  

Some things that can happen if your air conditioner is not serviced are: 

• You air conditioner will break down more often 
• Your air conditioner will not cool your home as effectively
• Your air conditioner will not last as long 

If you do not have your air conditioner serviced, it will also not be covered under warranty. Additionally, an unmaintained air conditioning system will also cost more in energy each month. To get your air conditioner serviced, give us a call today.

Your home HVAC unit may not be turning on because: 

• Your HVAC unit’s circuit breaker has tripped 
• Your thermostat is broken or needs new batteries 
• Your air filters are clogged 

Although your HVAC system may not be turning on due to one of the issues above, it could also indicate there is a deeper issue with your HVAC unit. If you assess your HVAC unit’s problem and it is not caused by one of these problems, then you should have an HVAC technician repair it. To get your HVAC unit repaired, contact us today. 

Deciding on whether to repair or replace your home AC unit near Bluffton, SC depends on a number of factors that include:

• The age of your AC unit. If your AC unit is more than 10-15 years old, it may be more cost-effective to replace it than to repair it. This is because older AC units are less energy-efficient and can require more frequent repairs.
• The cost of repairs. If the cost of repairs is more than half the cost of a new AC unit, it is usually better to replace the unit.
• The severity of the problem. If the problem with your AC unit is minor, it may be worth repairing it. However, if the problem is major, it is usually better to replace the unit.

Without having a expert HVAC technician look over your AC unit here is a general rule of thumb:

• If your AC unit is less than 10 years old and the cost of repairs is less than half the cost of a new unit, it is usually worth repairing it.
• If your AC unit is more than 10 years old or the cost of repairs is more than half the cost of a new unit, it is usually better to replace the unit.

It normally cost more to fix a home AC unit because modern high-efficiency equipment is significantly more complex than traditional HVAC systems. Consequently, technicians must possess specialized expertise in their field. Repairing an air conditioner that utilizes advanced technology components is considerably more challenging, and necessitating AC contractors to charge higher fees for AC repairs.

If your air conditioning unit is over 20 years old and you find yourself constantly paying for or needing repairs, it is likely a good idea to start contemplating an air conditioning replacement. This is particularly important if the cost of repairs is nearing 50% of the market value of your AC unit.