Alamo Heights AC Repair

Is your air conditioning system ready for the hottest day of the year? In Texas, a reliable AC system is a necessity. Don’t go without – the professional technicians at Air Care & Canyon Lake Air Conditioning are standing by to help keep your home cool.

We have been serving our neighbors in Alamo Heights and the surrounding areas since 1974. We are proud to bring the knowledge and experience that we have gained over these years to every job we take. You can count on our expert air conditioning services and superior customer service no matter the job.

If your air conditioner can’t keep up with the Texas heat, contact Air Care & Canyon Lake Air Conditioning right away at (210) 794-6859.

When to Call for Air Conditioning Repair

More often than not, it's very obvious when something goes wrong with your AC system. It either won't cool your home down quickly enough or won't cool your home down at all. However, there are some more subtle signs that indicate that part of the system is failing. It's important to call a professional HVAC technician as soon as you suspect something is wrong to prevent further damage to the system.

Signs your air conditioner needs service:

• Strange sounds - if you notice odd banging, clanging, or mechanical grinding noises while your air conditioner is running, it's a clear indication that something is amiss. The issue may be a simple fix, such as a loose part, or a more serious issue such as a damaged compressor. The professionals at Air Care & Canyon Lake Air Conditioning will be able to quickly diagnose the root of the excess noise and provide you with a solution.
• Lack of cool air - the air coming out of your vents should be about 15-20 degrees colder than the air inside your home in order to be able to adequately cool it. If you notice the air blowing out of your vents isn't quite cool enough, try replacing your air filter. If that doesn't solve the problem, you may have a Freon leak.
• Sudden spike in utilities - when air conditioners begin to fail they stop operating as efficiently as they used to. If your air conditioner is having to cycle on more frequently or run for extended periods of time on days that it's not excessively hot, your bills will begin to skyrocket. If you notice a spike in your bill outside of the norm, give us a call!