AC repair
Capacitor, contactor, compressor, refrigerant leak. Diagnosed on the first visit, priced before we touch a tool.
78%fixed on the first visit
Residential and commercial
Seven trades, one fleet, one phone number
We do not subcontract. Every technician on your driveway is on our payroll, carries our parts stock and is answerable to the same dispatch board.
- trucks in the fleet
- 22
- dispatch, no answering service
- 24/7
- flat diagnostic, credited to the repair
- $89
- trades run in house, none subcontracted
- 7
Pick the one that describes your problem
AC installation and replacement
Manual J load calculation before a tonnage is quoted. R-454B ready equipment, permit pulled, old unit hauled.
2-5tonresidential sizing range
Heating and furnaces
Gas furnace service, heat exchanger inspection and safety shutdown testing. Phoenix nights hit the thirties.
96AFUEhigh efficiency furnaces
Heat pumps
One system, both directions. In a climate that barely freezes, an HSPF2 rated heat pump usually wins on running cost.
8.5HSPF2typical heating efficiency
Ductwork
Static pressure tested, leakage measured. A perfect condenser feeding a leaking attic duct run is a wasted purchase.
0.50in. w.c.target total static pressure
Indoor air quality
Monsoon dust, construction silt and pollen. Filtration sized to your blower, not sold from a catalogue.
13MERVthe practical Phoenix sweet spot
Commercial HVAC
Rooftop package units, split systems and walk-in refrigeration. Planned maintenance with a named account engineer.
4hrcontract response target
Pricing, stated before anyone opens a panel
Flat rate, not hourly. A slow diagnosis is our problem, not your invoice.
Diagnostic
$89
Flat, any hour, any day. Credited in full against the repair if you go ahead.
After hours
$0 extra
There is no night, weekend or holiday premium on any of our work.
Quote
Written
The price is agreed in writing before a tool comes out of the van, and it does not move.
Parts warranty
2 yr
On every part we supply, on top of whatever the manufacturer offers.
Labour warranty
1 yr
If the same fault returns inside twelve months, the return visit is ours.
Second opinion
Free
Bring us another company’s replacement quote and we will read it with you at no charge.
Repair or replace, decided with arithmetic
The industry loves to reach for replacement. Here is the rule we actually apply, and the two things that override it.
Repair usually wins when
- The system is under year twelve.
- The repair is under a third of a replacement.
- The compressor is still inside its warranty.
- The refrigerant circuit has never been opened.
- Ductwork and static pressure test clean.
Replacement usually wins when
- The system runs R-22 and the compressor has failed.
- The repair passes a third of a replacement past year twelve.
- There is a leak in the evaporator or condenser coil itself.
- You have paid for two significant repairs in two years.
- The unit was oversized at install and short-cycles.
Before you book
What does a diagnostic cost?
A flat $89, credited against the repair if you go ahead. You get the price of the repair in writing before any work starts. We do not quote hourly, so a slow diagnosis is our problem and not your bill.
What actually breaks most often?
Run capacitors, by a wide margin. They are a cheap component that lives inside a metal box sitting in 115 degree sun, and heat is what kills them. After that: contactors with pitted or welded points, condenser fan motors, and clogged condensate drains tripping the float switch. Compressor failure is much rarer than the industry likes to imply, and any company that reaches for it as a first diagnosis deserves a second opinion.
Should I repair or replace?
Our working rule: if the repair costs more than a third of a replacement and the system is past year twelve, replacement usually wins. Two things override that arithmetic. An R-22 system with a failed compressor is almost never worth repairing because the refrigerant is out of production and the parts supply has dried up. And a system still inside its compressor warranty is often worth keeping even when it looks marginal on paper.
Are you licensed?
Yes, licensed, bonded and insured with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors. This is a demonstration website, so the licence number shown in the footer is an obvious placeholder rather than a real registration. On a live site you should be able to take the number straight to the ROC website and verify it, and you should do exactly that with any contractor you hire.
Still hot? Stop reading and call.
A dispatcher answers in person, at any hour, at the same rate as a weekday morning.