Hiring A Reliable Air Conditioning Repair Service

When your air conditioner needs more than the regular maintenance, hire a professional air conditioning repair technician.

A well-trained technician will find and fix problems in your air conditioning system.

However, not all service technicians are competent. Incompetent service technicians forsake proper diagnosis and perform only minimal stop-gap measures.

Prior to repair our technicians will ask you questions about the current problems with your air conditioner, as well as past history to gain a better understanding of the long terms issues you having been experiencing.

Our home air conditioner repair technicians use the latest and most accurate digital tools to ensure your systems are running at peek effciency which saves you money. We use Swiss made digital refrigerant guages with freon charts stored to memory and a temperature guage to measure system subcooling and superheat. This means you get the performance engineered by the manufacturer of the equipment which saves energy.

The training and experience of Texas Central Air's technicians distinguishes us from the competition. From in depth Manufacturer training, to using the latest digital tools, you will notice the difference the minuite we arrive for your ac repair around the Houston area.

Insist that the technician:

Check for correct amount of refrigerant

Check system performance to match manufacturer engineered subcooling rating

Test for refrigerant leaks using a leak detector

Test compressor amperage readings

Temperature differential

Capture any refrigerant that must be evacuated from the system, instead of illegally releasing it to the atmosphere

Check for and seal duct leakage in central systems

Measure air flow through the evaporator coil

Verify the correct electric control sequence and make sure that the heating system and cooling system cannot operate simultaneously; inspect electric terminals, clean and tighten connections, and apply a non-conductive coating if necessary; oil motors and check belts for tightness and wear; and check the accuracy of the thermostat.

Choosing a Contractor Choosing a contractor may be the most important and difficult task in buying a new central air conditioning system.

Ask prospective contractors for recent references.

If you are replacing your central air conditioner, tell your contractor what you liked and did not like about the old system. If the system failed, ask the contractor to find out why. The best time to fix existing problems is when a new system is being installed.