Henderson HVAC Blog - page 4

For a troubleshooting AC service in Henderson, it will cost you from between $75 to $180; this will depend on your geographical location and also the season (for instance winter, summer, Spring, etc.), in which you make the call.

Below are common AC problems and the average Henderson Air Conditioning Repair
cost for each:

Contactor or capacitor replacement – $90.00 to $400.00
Air Conditioner Compressor repair hard-start kit – $100.00 to $250.00
Condensate pump replacement – $90.00 to $250.00
Evaporator coil replacement – $650.00 to $1200.00

Fixing an air conditioner (AC) or heater. What can be done on your own, and when to contact the service?
In case your AC or Heater breaks down, it is worth to take a few steps before you decide to buy a new one. This can save you time and money.
Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning equipment creates a warm and comfortable atmosphere in your house. It is extremely unpleasant when it fails in the middle of the summer, especially if your warranty has expired. This subject is quite complex, and the general opinion nowadays is that, for example, if your heater breaks, it is easier and cheaper to buy a new one, rather than getting a heating repair service in Henderson.

Questions to Ask
⦁ Are they licensed, bonded, and insured?
⦁ Are their technicians certified through any professional AC Repair in Las Vegas?
⦁ What types of warranties and guarantees to do they offer on their work?
⦁ If your unit is still under warranty, is the AC Repair in Las Vegas pro certified to do warranty work for the brand of AC you own?
⦁ If something is offered “for free”, are there conditions that must be met to qualify for the special offer? ...

Sign #1: Air Conditioning Won’t Turn On
Possible cause: Often, the most likely culprit is the easiest to remedy; the thermostat is not set correctly, or power is not reaching the AC unit.
The fix: Make sure that the thermostat is set to AC or “cool,” that the temperature setting is correct, and that the battery is fresh. Second, check the circuit breaker: It could simply be a tripped fuse.