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Air conditioning repair

Cooling gone out, or running and not keeping up? We find the actual fault before replacing anything, and you know the diagnostic cost before we start.

From $89
Upfront diagnostic
Up front
diagnostic priced before the visit
24/7
emergency service for no heat and no cooling
Trane
Authorized Dealer · licensed & insured

What a visit includes.

Cooling gone out, or running but not keeping up? We diagnose it properly and fix the actual fault.

Same-day appointments are often available. For a house with no cooling at all, call us — 24/7 emergency service is available.

  • Full system diagnosis, not a parts-swap guess
  • Refrigerant pressures, electrical and airflow all checked
  • A plain explanation of what failed and why
  • Repair-versus-replace advice when the system is near end of life

We stand behind our workmanship. If a repair we made is not right, call and we will come back to it.

The diagnostic cost is given to you up front. A technician diagnoses the system on site. Diagnostic cost is given to you up front, and you approve the repair before any work starts.

Sound familiar?.

Any of these is worth a call. For no heat or no cooling at all, ring us rather than sending a request — emergency service runs 24/7.

  • Outdoor unit humming but the fan is not turning
  • Air from the vents is not cold, or barely cool
  • System runs constantly and never reaches the set temperature
  • Ice on the refrigerant line or the indoor coil
  • System shuts off by itself and will not restart
  • Water around the indoor unit, or a ceiling stain below it
  • House reaches temperature but feels damp and sticky
  • Breaker trips whenever the system starts

About ac repair on the coast.

What usually goes wrong

Most no-cool calls come down to a short list. A failed run capacitor — cheap, quick, and by far the most common. A seized contactor holding the compressor off while the indoor fan keeps blowing, which is why the vents are still moving air. A fouled or iced evaporator coil, which looks like a refrigerant problem from the thermostat but is usually an airflow problem. A blocked condensate drain tripping the float switch, which shuts the whole system down with no warning at all.

And a low charge — which matters more than the others, because refrigerant is not consumed. It circulates in a sealed loop. If it is low, it leaked, and adding more without finding the leak buys weeks rather than years. A technician should be telling you where it went.

In this climate there is a sixth cause worth naming: the system is fine and the house is humid. A home that hits its set temperature and still feels wrong is describing a moisture problem, not a cooling one, and no repair to the outdoor unit will change it.

How we diagnose it

Electrical, refrigerant side and airflow, in that order, before any part is replaced. That sequence is the difference between a repair that lasts and one that fails again in three weeks — a part swapped on a hunch fixes a symptom and leaves the cause running.

You get the finding in plain terms: what failed, why, and what it takes to put right. Where the system is far enough through its life that a repair is not worth making, we will say so and explain the reasoning rather than quietly steering you toward a replacement.

What you can safely check first

Before you call, four things are worth thirty seconds each. The filter — a badly clogged one causes most of what looks like equipment failure. The thermostat, including its batteries and that it is actually set to cool. The breaker. And whether the outdoor unit is clear of leaves, clippings and shrubbery growing into it.

What to leave alone: anything involving refrigerant, anything inside the electrical panel or the unit's control box, and the capacitor in particular — it holds a charge after the power is off. That is not caution for its own sake.

AC repair, priced.

Upfront diagnostics. Same-day service available. Repair price approved before work begins.

Diagnostic / service call
$89
AC tune-up
From $129
Capacitor replacement
From $179
Contactor replacement
From $189
Condensate drain clearing
From $149
Basic thermostat replacement
From $199
Smart thermostat installation
From $299
Refrigerant recharge
From $299
Leak detection
From $249
Leak repair + recharge
$499–$1,299
Condenser fan motor
$449–$799
Blower motor
$549–$1,099
Control board
$449–$899
Evaporator coil
$1,295–$2,795
Compressor
$1,799–$3,499
Major AC repair
Custom quote
After-hours / emergency
+$99 dispatch

Prices are starting points for standard work in the Savannah area. Final price depends on the system and site, and is confirmed before work begins. Permits and code-required upgrades may be additional.

Symptoms this fixes.

Each page covers the usual causes, what you can safely check yourself, and when it is time to call.

Not sure which it is?Describe it to the assistant

AC Repair in your town.

What is different about this work depending on where you are — the housing stock is not the same in Pooler as it is on Hilton Head.

Questions we get asked.

How soon can someone come out?
Same-day appointments are often available, though not guaranteed on any given day. For a house with no cooling at all, call rather than send a request — 24/7 emergency service covers exactly that, and those calls get prioritized.
What does a repair cost?
It depends entirely on what failed, which is why we diagnose before quoting. What you get up front is the diagnostic cost, and you approve any repair before work begins. No work happens on an unapproved number.
Do I need a repair or a replacement?
Under about ten years old with a discrete component failure, repair is usually right. Compressor failure, a coil leak, repairs starting to cluster, or a system still running R-22 all move the conversation toward replacement. We will give you the honest read either way.
My AC is blowing warm air. Is that the same as it not turning on?
No, and the difference is useful. If the blower is running, the electrical side is largely working and the fault sits in the heat-transfer chain — charge, airflow or a fouled coil. That narrows the diagnosis considerably before anyone arrives.
Can you work on any brand?
Yes. We are a Trane Authorized Dealer, which affects the equipment we install rather than what we will service.

Work it out first:Repair or replace?Cost & rebate estimatorSystem sizing guideSEER2 explainedBuying a new system

FAMILY-OWNED · SAVANNAH, GA · EST. 1997 ·

Family-owned since 1997. Still doing it the same way.

Savannah’s heat and humidity put real strain on a system. For 29 years we have kept homes and businesses comfortable across the Coastal Empire and the Lowcountry — same family, same standards.

  • Diagnostic pricing given up front, before any work starts

  • 24/7 emergency service for no-heat and no-cool calls

  • Ask about financing on replacements and larger repairs

  • We meet or beat any verifiable quote on comparable work

  • If something is not right, we come back and make it right

  • Trane Authorized Dealer, licensed & insured, background-checked technicians

Work that goes with it.

What people most often have us look at on the same visit.

Specific jobs under air conditioning repair.

Each one has a page of its own, with what it involves and what it starts at.

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Questions about air conditioning repair, answered.

Longer answers from the blog — costs, choices and what this climate does to the equipment.

FAMILY-OWNED · SAVANNAH, GA · EST. 1997 ·

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Same-day appointments are often available. For a house with no cooling at all, call us — 24/7 emergency service is available.

No heat, or no cooling at all?Call rather than send a request — (912) 858-3737 is answered around the clock.