AC Repair South Jersey

1. Sounds that are off – Not all sounds mean the same thing, but if there’s an abrupt sound that’s different from your unit’s regular operation then call in our South Jersey AC repair experts sooner rather than later as some problems get worse as time goes on.

2. Water or ice – Water can be leaking from the condensate line or the drain pan while ice can accumulate if there’s a dirty air filter blocking the airflow needed to regulate your coolant.

3. Off-putting smells – As cooling air required quite a bit of condensation there’s sometimes excess moisture in your ducts that can lead to mold or mildew growth. A burning smell coming from your unit should require the attention of our South Jersey AC repair experts.

4. No airflow or less airflow – If your unit is on and you’re getting no air it’s likely your blower fan that’s causing this issue. Less airflow is usually because of problems in your ducts.

5. Utility bills on the rise – If your AC isn’t at 100% it could need more electricity to achieve the same level of indoor air comfort you’re used to

When you need air conditioning repairs in South Jersey, you basically have two options. You can either opt for AC repair because it’s quicker and cheaper or consider replacing the unit. While South Jersey AC repair might seem like the more cost-effective solution, we’d recommend replacement in the following situations:

• Your AC is older than 10 years – Exactly how long your AC lasts depends on a number of factors including its age, brand, maintenance level, and how it is used. On average units, last 8-10 years so don’t throw more money into repairing a unit that’s on its last legs.
• It needs one repair after another – Our South Jersey AC repair experts are always available to fix your unit, but you shouldn’t be getting to know them by name they’re over so often. There comes a time when another ac repair visit is going to be more expensive than replacing the unit in the long run and the point is to make the switch before that happens.
• It requires R22 Freon – Since the beginning of 2020 Freon has been banned from production. While it is still completely legal to use the banned refrigerant, it’s only going to get more expensive to buy so pull the plug on that unit.