AC blowing warm air? Not turning on? Running nonstop and still can't keep up? ACFLEX Mechanical Services finds the problem, gives you an upfront price and gets your home cool again, fast.
Treasure Valley summers regularly push into the high 90s and past 100°F, and that's exactly when an air conditioner is most likely to give out. Our technicians repair central air conditioners and heat pumps of all makes and models, find the real cause of the problem and explain your options in plain language before any work begins.
Among the most common summer failures often the reason an AC hums but won't start.
We find and repair the leak, then recharge to the correct level not just top it off.
We fix the root cause, usually airflow or low refrigerant, so it doesn't freeze again.
Repair or replacement when the outdoor fan won't spin or the unit overheats.
Clearing condensate lines to stop leaks, water damage and system shutoffs.
Troubleshooting, rewiring and replacement, including smart thermostat setup.
A few simple things can make an AC seem broken. Try these first if it still isn't cooling, give us a call.
Turn the AC off at the thermostat so the ice can melt running a frozen system can damage the compressor. Don't chip the ice off. Give us a call and we'll find out why it froze.
Tell us what your AC is doing and we'll schedule a time that works for you.
Our technician inspects the system and finds the root cause, not just the symptom.
You get a clear price and your options before any work starts. No surprises.
We complete the repair, test the system and make sure your home is cooling properly.
We'll always tell you honestly whether a repair makes sense. Here's a general guide:
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Yes. We offer 24/7 emergency AC repair across the Treasure Valley. If your air conditioning goes out during a heat wave, call (208) 202-8297.
Common causes include a failed capacitor, low refrigerant from a leak, a frozen coil, a dirty filter or a problem with the outdoor unit. A technician can pinpoint the exact cause and fix it.
Most indoor leaks come from a clogged condensate drain line or a frozen coil that's melting. Turn the system off and give us a call before the water causes damage.
Sometimes, but R-22 is no longer produced in the U.S., so recharging an older system is expensive. If your AC needs a major repair, replacing it with a modern system is often the better investment. We'll lay out both options for you.
Change your filter regularly, keep the outdoor unit clear and schedule a tune-up each spring before the summer heat. Maintenance catches worn parts before they leave you without cooling.
Tell us what your air conditioner is doing and the ACFLEX team will get your home cool again.