As a locally owned and operated HVAC company, we strive to provide Colorado Springs and the surrounding areas with the best HVAC services possible. One of our areas of expertise is AC repairs. If your AC unit isn’t turning on, you’re experiencing a leak, or you’re dealing with another complication, it doesn’t necessarily mean that you need to replace your entire AC system.
A lot of the time, an AC unit can be repaired and restored to proper working condition. Our team will perform a diagnostic test on your air conditioning unit and determine if the problem is repairable. We know how expensive air conditioners can be, so we use our resources to repair your unit, so you don’t have to replace it.
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If you live in a warmer climate, it’s normal for your AC unit to run throughout the entire day to maintain your desired indoor temperature. However, AC units should still turn off periodically. Once your space has cooled to the desired temperature, the cooling system receives a signal to turn off. An efficient and properly running air conditioning unit won’t turn back on until your indoor temperature increases. With this complication, our team will first check if the system is working properly according to manufacturer specifications and we will then check every component within the system, including duct work.
If you turn your AC on and your air conditioning unit is blowing hot air out of the air vents instead of cold air, you should contact a professional immediately. With this type of HVAC issue, your air conditioner will be running and costing you money while making your space hotter than you want it to be. The Polar Bear Mechanical team will investigate the issue and determine the root cause. Some of the most common causes to your air conditioner blowing hot air are a leaking coil, low refrigerant levels, air filters needing to be changed, or if there are any restrictions or obstructions within your air ducts.
Noticing a refrigerant leak is challenging, especially if you don’t work in the HVAC field. Some telltale signs of a refrigerant leak are a brightly-colored stain near your unit or a frozen air conditioner unit. If you suspect a leak, it’s crucial to turn off your AC unit and contact us immediately. When a unit operates on low refrigerant levels, it can cause permanent damage to your compressor, and replacing air compressors is one of the most costly repairs. Therefore, it’s important to schedule regular AC maintenance so that our team can help you avoid costly HVAC repairs and catastrophic failures.
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