Set Appointment

Price Guide

Troubleshooting and minor repairs $149 first hour and $95 each additional hour.
Replace 1" filter
any additional filter $19.95 Merv 7
$29
Unclog drain line
use a pressurized bullet to unclog 3/4" drain line (add cleaning vinegar every 4 months to prevent a clog)
$38
Replace 4" filter

$65.00
Replace Capacitor
Included in service call. Part sold separately
$45-90
Install condensate drain trap
Including supplies
$149
Replace Contact coil
Including part 30A 40R 24v 240V starting at:
$149
Install Float Switch
Including supplies
$149.00
Replace Transformer
Including part 24v 40VAC starting at:
$195
Replace Condenser Fan Motor
plus cost of part starting at $295 Ground level up to 5 Ton system
$349
Add Refrigerant
R- 410a per pound (system takes 3-4 pounds per ton)
$89
Replace Blower Motor
plus cost of part starting at $295 with an accessible work area
$349
Add Refrigerant
R- 22 per pound (system takes 3-4 pounds per ton)
$129

Ductwork

Hard to access may add 50% of the cost.

Replace Flex Duct

4"-6" including supplies up to 20' R8 (damper included)
$295
Replace Flex Duct
12" or 14" including supplies up to 20' R8(damper included)
$495
Replace Flex Duct
7"-10" including supplies up to 20' R8(damper included)
$395
Check Airflow
Obtain the CFM readings at each vent to determine if the ductwork is balanced based on the room dimensions and heat load. up to 6 vents.
$295
Replace Plenum
1 inch fiberglass ductwork up to 4' includes supplies
$695
Trash Disposal
Remove trash up to 1 Ton or 8ft truck bed
$379
Add extension or box
1 inch fiberglass up to 4' with supplies
$495
HVAC MAINTENANCE:

Get Filter Replacement.

Protect Your Equipment
Most people are unaware of the fact that ALL A/C systems have a filter that must be cleaned or replaced every 30 to 90 days
Save on repairs
From our experience as technicians, we know that most of the time the homeowners that are aware of having to replace their filters - simply forget. And a small simple mistake can cost them thousands.
Extend the life of your A/C
On average, a system that fails completely and requires expensive repairs are due to dirty filters - which can be preventable.
Subscribe for Filter Maintenance starting at $48.75 plus tax per visit.

1" Filters

4 visits, one filter per visit, and check temperature split. add +19.95 for each additional filter.

4" Filters

Replace once a year. includes one 4" filter and system check.

Suggested Service Add ons:

every 6-12 months when performing filter replacement. add $49
Clean condensate trap
Every 6 months to remove biofilm buildup to prevent drain line from clogging up.
Check Temp Split
To determine system's efficiency and see whether refrigerant level is possibly low
Check Capacitor Charge
If Cap. has low MFD it will provide inadequate power to the compressor or fan motor, which may cause overheating and motor failure.
Check Refrigerant Charge
To determine if system is low in refrigerant, or overcharge. This information may help prevent compressor failure.

Ever wondered how an A/C system works?

A blower pushes air through the evaporator coil (equipment usually located in a closet or attic) This coil (if in cooling mode) will be Cold. Then the ductwork (if not a ductless system) will distribute the cool air throughout the supply air registers. Since air passes through the system, the air may have dirt. Which will eventually accumulate anywhere along the surfaces that it travels. Therefore, a filter is required to keep the evaporator coil clean.
If the system has a dirty coil or filter. The system will at first began working harder, thus consuming more energy. As it continues it will then freeze up. Ice will build up in the coil, because the coil is cold and no air is passing through due to dirt blocking the path. So eventually, the Compressor which is the heart of the system, will likely burn and if this occurs you will need a new equipment. It is important to check the temperature split and refrigerant level to make sure you're system does not have any leaks. When you find them in time you may save the compressor/system. A capacitor with low charge is advised to be replaced. If the condenser fan capacitor goes out the compressor will overheat and go out.
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