Professional Air Conditioner Repair Service in Laval

Frequently Asked Questions about : AC Repairs

• How much does a technician service call cost in Laval?
  A service call is priced at 149$, which is our minimum charge for a technician to arrive at your location. The service call fee is inclusive in the total price if you choose to proceed with repairs. Here’s how it works: you schedule a service call, and our technician arrives to inspect the issue. After identifying the problem, they provide a repair estimate, say $200 for instance. Upon completion of the repair, you’ll be billed $200, covering both the service call and the repair costs.
• What to check if your AC is not working?
  Make sure the outdoor breaker fuse is positioned correctly.

  • Check your electrical panel for a tripped breaker.
  • Confirm that your thermostat is switched on.
  • Check for a clogged air filter.
  • Check your condensate pump for proper operation.
• Why is my AC running but not cooling?
  There are a number of reasons why your air conditioning units might be running but not cooling. It could be an issue with the thermostat, the compressor, or the evaporator coils. Or, it could simply be clogged with dust and debris, which is preventing it from working properly.
• What is the life expectancy of an air conditioner?
  It’s important to be aware of how long air conditioners last, so you don’t get the unwelcome surprise of a broken air conditioner in the peak of the summer heat. In general, air conditioners that are properly maintained can last 15 to 20 years.
• How do I know if my AC needs freon?
  Your AC may be leaking refrigerant if you notice these signs:

  • The AC runs constantly without cooling the house.
  • The air from your vents isn’t cold.
  • You have abnormally high energy bills (because the system runs continuously.
  • There’s ice on the refrigerant lines.
  • Bubbling or hissing sounds happen when the AC isn’t running.
• Can an AC unit lose Freon without a leak?
  The level of Freon/refrigerant in the system always stays the same – unless there’s a leak. For clarity, it isn’t used up like gas in a car. It just gets pushed around your AC system. While moving through the system, it collects heat inside your house at the evaporator and dumps it outside in the condenser.
• Can i repair my air conditioner myself?
  While it might be tempting to attempt DIY repairs, air conditioners involve intricate electrical components and refrigerants, posing safety risks. Superior HVAC Service emphasizes the importance of safety and expertise in handling AC repairs. Our certified and trained technicians, ensure a safe, accurate, and efficient repair process. Trusting professionals is crucial to avoid personal injury, electrical hazards, or exacerbating the problem.