Air Conditioning Repair in Idaho Falls & Pocatello
Quality AC Repair for Your Southeast Idaho Home
As soon as you have any reason to suspect a problem with your air conditioning system, you should contact a skilled, trained professional. That is simple to do, provided that you have our number at hand. Let us know if you have any concerns at all about the condition of your air conditioner, and one of our fine technicians will get right to the root of the problem. No matter what has gone wrong with your cooling system, you can count on us to resolve the issue entirely. You deserve to make it through the long, hot summer months in total comfort.
The AC experts at Advanced Home Services provide professional air conditioning repair in Idaho Falls and the surrounding areas. Call us today at 208-745-9406 or contact us online to make an appointment.
Common Signs That You Need Air Conditioning Repair
One of the best things that you can do to protect your comfort and the condition of your air conditioner is to familiarize yourself with some of the warning signs that air conditioning repair is necessary. Early detection really is in your best interest, as problems will only worsen the longer you wait for repairs.
Here are a few indicators to keep an eye out for:
- A spike in your energy costs may mean that some component in your air conditioner is malfunctioning or damaged. Your cooling costs should stay fairly regular, so unexplained spikes should be taken seriously.
- The development of any hot spots throughout your house, as this could indicate a problem with your duct system or filters.
- Odd noises coming from your system, such as squeaking, rattling, banging, grinding, or clanging noises.
- Pooling water or excessive moisture on your unit can be a sign of a coolant leak or a blocked or broken drain tube.
- Strange odors coming from your system can arise from a lack of maintenance, causing bacteria to develop and accumulate on your air conditioner coil.
If you’re noticing any of these issues, don’t wait! Call 208-745-9406 to have your AC inspected and repaired by the professionals at Advanced Home Services. We’re open 24/7 for any of your emergency AC repair needs to keep your home comfortable.
Benefits of Scheduling Professional Central Air Conditioning Repair
A central air conditioning system is far too complex to attempt to repair yours on your own. You don’t have access to the tools and training that our technicians do, let alone their experience. You risk doing serious damage to your central air conditioning system if you attempt to repair it yourself. Make the right call and allow a qualified professional to complete your central AC repair in Idaho Falls.
Count on Advanced Home Services for Your AC Repairs in Idaho Falls
When you need any HVAC repair, call Advanced Home Services. We have the training and skills necessary to expertly and accurately diagnose the cause of the problem with your air conditioning system. Once we do that, we can go about repairing your system in the most effective manner possible. We’re always available to help you beat the heat during the arduous summer months. Don’t put up with an inconsistent performance from your air conditioning system. Instead, let the pros on the Advanced Home Services team complete your HVAC repair. Whether you have central AC or a ductless system, you won’t regret it when you are cool and comfortable on even the hottest days that the summer can send our way. We offer a full suite of air conditioning services, from installation and replacement to maintenance and tune-ups, and we provide 24/7 emergency AC repair services.
Advanced Home Services delivers reliable air conditioning repairs in Idaho Falls, Blackfoot, Pocatello, Rigby, and beyond. Call 208-745-9406 or contact our AC specialists online today to schedule a service!
AC Repair FAQs
How do I know whether I need AC repairs or replacements?
If your air conditioner isn’t too old and the repairs aren’t too serious, you typically don’t need a replacement. Unless you really want benefits only a new AC can offer, your old AC doesn’t meet your needs, etc., you’ll come out ahead with repairs and maintenance. However, if your AC is nearing the end of its service life, you may want to talk to our team about a replacement unit.
How can I keep my AC repair costs down?
Controlling repair costs means avoiding needing major repairs in the first place. To achieve this, we recommend taking prompt action any time you notice a problem with your air conditioner, so the problem doesn’t have time to get bigger. Keeping up with your AC maintenance will also help you identify problems and minimize risks of unexpected part failure.
What sort of AC maintenance should I be doing?
There are two types of maintenance to think about — the monthly tasks you can keep up with at home and the professional maintenance you should have performed annually at minimum. For the former, you want to try to keep your unit free of dust and debris, clean out your filter or replace it regularly, and watch out for obvious problems. For professional maintenance, an HVAC technician should come to inspect and tune-up your AC once a year — this will also control costs and extend the unit’s service life.
My air conditioner runs all day when it’s hot. Is that bad?
As long as it’s keeping your home comfortable, an air conditioner that runs all day is usually a good thing; an AC that turns on and off uses up a lot more power than one that runs steadily. Of course, if your AC runs constantly and doesn’t keep your home comfortable or makes your home too cold because of a thermostat problem, or your bills seem bizarrely high, you might have a problem.
Why are my bills still high after AC repairs?
While a problem with your air conditioner or ducts can be the cause of high summer bills, it’s not the only potential source of issues. You might have poor insulation in your walls, poor seals or insulating properties around doorways or windows, etc.
Can I repair my air conditioner on my own?
There are a few things you might be able to do, like swap out a clogged filter, clean out duct obstructions, duct tape closed an obvious leak, but for the most part, you need professional help to solve air conditioner issues and determine why they popped up in the first place.