Greenville Air Conditioning Repair Services

Ideally, your air conditioner will keep your home or business cool and maintain good air quality. There are times, unfortunately, when your system may fail to do these things. Do you have someone you can call for timely and effective repairs? Call Staten Plumbing. Whether you are dealing with uneven cooling, too-frequent cycling, weak airflow, strange odors, unexpected spikes in your energy bill, or anything else, you can count on our licensed, insured, and highly trained team. 

For air conditioning repair services in Greenville, call (864) 657-4427. We offer same-day and weekend appointments.

When to Call a Professional for Air Conditioning Repair

At times, it is obvious you need a professional to repair your cooling system. For example, a full breakdown is a clear sign to call for help. However, many other issues are harder to detect, especially because they may allow your air conditioner to work seemingly as normal. 

So, what can you look out for that will let you know you should turn to an HVAC professional?

Call us if you notice:

• Gradual or sudden increases in your cooling bills
• Unexpected noises from your air conditioner during operation
• Strange, musty smells coming out of ducts or near your unit
• Water or fluids leaking from your air conditioner
• Cooling cycles that are more frequent than normal
• Issues with a faulty or inoperable thermostat
• Weak airflow or air that is not as cool as you need it to be

Why Is My AC Running but Not Cooling?

There are various reasons why your AC might be running but not cooling properly:

• Dirty Air Filters: When air filters get clogged, airflow is restricted, making it difficult for the AC to cool effectively.
• Thermostat Issues: A malfunctioning thermostat might not be sending the right signals to the AC unit to initiate cooling.
• Refrigerant Leaks: If there's a leak in the refrigerant, the AC won't be able to cool the air as it should. Detecting and fixing refrigerant leaks typically requires professional assistance.
• Blocked Condenser Unit: If the condenser unit outside is obstructed by debris or other objects, it can't release heat properly, which impairs the cooling process.
• Faulty Compressor: The compressor plays a crucial role in circulating refrigerant through the system. If it's faulty, the AC won't cool effectively.
• Dirty Evaporator Coils: Accumulated dirt and debris on the evaporator coils can hinder their ability to absorb heat efficiently, thus affecting cooling performance.
• Improper Size: If the AC unit is undersized for the space it's supposed to cool, it may run continuously but struggle to achieve the desired cooling effect.
• Electrical Issues: Problems with wiring or electrical components can interfere with the proper functioning of the AC system.
• Frozen Evaporator Coil: When the evaporator coil freezes, airflow is restricted, leading to inadequate cooling.

To troubleshoot, start by checking and replacing the air filters, ensuring the thermostat settings are correct, and clearing any obstructions around the outdoor unit. If the issue persists, it's advisable to seek assistance from a qualified HVAC technician for further diagnosis and repair.

What to Expect from Us

First and foremost, you can expect us to take the time to solve your air conditioner problems. We do not cut corners or provide band-aid fixes. We want to ensure your lasting comfort. 

Beyond this general approach, you can expect the following when you hire us:

1. We will carefully listen as you describe your cooling system’s issues. Then, we will perform an inspection to locate the problem’s source.
2. We will work to repair your cooling system efficiently. Our aim is to get your unit up and running, so you do not have to wait long to be comfortable again.
3. After repairs, we may inspect your air conditioner for any hidden issues. Ours is not a team of salespeople. We will never recommend unnecessary services. You can have complete confidence in any insights or suggestions for further work we offer.