Professional Air Conditioning Repairs
Although Hastings typically doesn’t get hotter than about 80 degrees Fahrenheit, it does have extremely high humidity. In other words, heat index values can soar to 90 degrees or higher, making your family very uncomfortable. Even if your residential AC in Hastings is running, you may still experience weak airflow or odd noises. Both of these indicate an issue that requires a professional inspection.
Our people-driven company can help. We’ll diagnose the problem and then perform the necessary repairs. From thermostat problems to insufficient cooling, our family-owned and operated business handles it all.
Warning Signs You Need AC Repair
Anytime your HVAC system struggles to perform optimally, it will run longer, trying to cool your home. This increases electric bills, and minor problems can quickly escalate into major, expensive issues. If you notice any of the following warning signs, contact us immediately for AC repairs in Hastings.
- Leaking refrigerant
- Unpleasant odors
- Frequent short-cycling
- New buzzing or rattling noises
- High humidity in your home
- Unusually loud AC
AC Replacement in Hastings
Whether you live in Riverwood or South Pines, eventually, your AC is going to need replacement. By having our team install a new AC, you’ll experience improved energy efficiency and a quieter operation. We can advise you on any applicable state and federal rebates that may help reduce your costs. Our technicians will inspect your electrical panel to ensure it can handle any increased load. They will also calculate the correct size for your new AC. When you work with Hurlburt, you know you’re in good hands.
Do You Need a New AC?
As your system ages, wiring may fray, mechanical components may wear out, and the system may not cool as well. When the AC has to run longer, your electric bills will be higher. At some point, a new AC becomes more cost-effective than paying escalating repair and electricity bills.
Replacing your AC will keep you from dealing with:
- Repeated breakdowns
- Costly compressor failure
- Increasing energy costs
- Inconsistent cooling
- Leaking refrigerant