AC Repair in Menomonie, WI
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We can experience some extreme weather in Wisconsin. The humidity in the summer can be difficult to handle for healthy individuals but AC failure can be a true emergency for children, elderly persons, immunocompromised individuals, and even pets.
Whether you simply feel uncomfortable without AC or have a health condition, we can be there to get your AC up and running anytime, day or night.
What does AC repair cost in Menomonie?
It depends on what is wrong with the unit. Some parts that fail frequently are pretty inexpensive and we can get you up and running for only a couple hundred dollars. Other parts (like fan motors or compressors) are more expensive.
We try to keep our costs reasonable so we can serve everyone in the Menomonie area. We will always discuss pricing options with you before we begin any repairs so there are no surprises at the end of the day.
Can Hurlburt repair my old R-22 air conditioner?
R-22 coolant has been phased out in favor of the more environmentally friendly R-410A. They stopped making R-22 air conditioners in 2010 and officially banned the creation and import of them in the US in 2020. That means coolant is hard to get and what is out there is extremely expensive. By expensive, we mean you might be spending nearly as much to charge your old R-22 system as you would be spending on a new unit.
If your old R-22 unit is leaking coolant, it would honestly be more cost-effective to replace the entire system.
If your old R-22 unit has a bad capacitor, contactor, or motor but the coolant level looks good, there is no reason why we can’t go ahead and repair it. Keep in mind that your R-22 AC is likely past its expected lifespan but as long as it’s not leaking, you might be able to get a few more years out of it.
How long do air conditioners last?
In our climate, air conditioners last 15-20 years if they are well maintained. We recommend an annual tune-up once a year in the spring to take a look at the coolant levels and see how everything looks. At the annual tune-up, our goal is to catch any potential problems before they become bigger issues later in the summer.
As a homeowner, the best thing you can do for your air conditioner is to regularly change the furnace filter. If you run your AC with a dirty filter, you could cause a whole host of problems down the road that could lead to some fairly expensive repairs.
If your air conditioner is nearing the 15-year mark, the annual tune-up is even more important. Most homeowners only call us when there is a problem but if you are trying to extend the life of your old AC, it’s a good idea to have us out to evaluate its health and address any concerns.
If my AC isn’t working right, is there anything I should do before calling Hurlburt?
There are three things you can check yourself before you make a call to us about your AC system.
- Change the batteries in the thermostat. We got several AC calls in the summer where the problem was as simple as dead thermostat batteries. Save yourself a service call and check them yourself. Not all thermostats have batteries but a majority of them do. Old, dial-type thermostats do not have batteries. Smart thermostats do not have batteries either but most other thermostats do. Some have an access compartment that is easy to get to while others you might have to take off the wall to get to the batteries on the back.
- Change the furnace filter. A dirty furnace filter creates air restriction, which makes your AC work twice as hard to do its job. At first, you might notice your AC struggling to keep up with the thermostat setting but if it continues to run with a dirty filter, the system might “freeze up” and begin to overheat. You might notice ice buildup on the coolant lines or water on the floor near your furnace from the coil.
- Clean the outdoor unit. Like a dirty filter, dirty coils can cause air restriction. When the condenser coils are plugged up with dirt, grass clippings, or cottonwood seed, your AC is unable to release the heat it removes from your home. You can take care of this yourself with a garden hose and a sprayer. All you need to do is rinse off the debris until the coils are clear. You don’t want to use too much water pressure to damage the aluminum fins. If you have any questions, we can show you how to do it at your annual tune-up.
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