We need to visit your home and see your air conditioning system in order to give you an accurate quote. The last thing we want to do is give you a bad-faith estimate. For the average AC repair in Mesa, you can expect to pay between $100 and $600. If the cost is outside your budget, we do offer financing.

There are four things you should look for when selecting a heating or cooling contractor:

• Years of experience in AC repair
• Licensed and certified
• Comprehensive insurance coverage
• Customer-friendly warranties and guarantees

John's Heating and Cooling checks all of these boxes. Reach out at (480) 648-2400 to schedule heat pump or AC repair.

Air conditioners are closed systems and the level of liquid within should remain constant. If your system leaks refrigerant, there is a problem that needs to be addressed. Leaking AC refrigerant is bad for the environment and should be taken care of by professionals. We recommend contacting John's Heating and Cooling to uncover the source of your refrigerant leak and make sound recommendations. A new AC system is typically recommended If your system is older and uses a refrigerant being phased out. While this may seem counterintuitive, efficiency savings, rebates, and peace of mind will offset this high upfront cost.

The typical reason for a system freeze-up is an airflow problem or a refrigerant leak. A freeze-up can usually be fixed by changing the filter. If that doesn't solve the problem, check your air return to ensure good airflow. After that, pick up a phone and dial John's Heating and Cooling.

It isn’t a good idea. Much goes into the proper sizing, installing, and testing of an air conditioner. There are a number of electronic and chemical components that play a role, and tinkering with these can lead to injuries and even death. Leave AC replacement in Phoenix to the HVAC experts at John's Heating and Cooling.

We’ve spent years repairing and learning about various AC brands and have the expertise needed to fix equipment from any brand including:

• Carrier
• Bryant
• Goodman
• Lennox
• Trane
• Rheem
• American Standard
• York
• Frigidaire
• Amana
• Coleman

We're confident in our AC techs and their ability to deconstruct almost any HVAC unit.

Before calling to schedule AC repair in the Chandler AZ area, check:

• Nothing in the breaker box is flipped
• Your filter is clean
• The temperature is set correctly
• Your thermostat is set to cool
• The switch on your furnace is on
• Your thermostat has new batteries
• Nothing is obstructing the outdoor AC unit

If none of the above works, give us a call at (480) 648-2400. Our HVAC experts will soon set you back on the road to comfort.

A lack of cold air has three probable causes:

• Condenser Issues: Your condenser can sometimes get blocked by plants and/or other debris. Clean it off. Keep objects at least three feet from your condenser.
• Dirty Filters: Change your furnace filter on a monthly basis even during AC season since the same ductwork is used. Change it out if it is darker than a light gray.
• Evaporator Coil Issues: Your evaporator coil is filled with refrigerant and responsible for sucking the heat out of the air. If you see ice on it, the coil is likely the cause of your HVAC problems. After changing the filter, give the unit time to adjust.

The air from your AC should typically be between 15 and 20 degrees cooler than the air outside. You'll want to have the unit cycling for at least 15 minutes to allow the equipment time to hit its stride.

Modern air conditioners should be relatively quiet. Possible causes include broken parts, a bad internal blower, a broken compressor, unbalanced fan blades, or defective controls. Identifying the issue requires us to evaluate the problem in person.

Make sure your system is set to 'Auto' instead of 'On'. If that's set up correctly, and your system still doesn’t shut off, you'll want to contact a local HVAC specialist. In many cases, we find that the air conditioning unit serving your home is too large for the space it's cooling.

Always keep your vents open! Shutting them can lead to higher energy costs. Next, you'll want to schedule regular AC maintenance in Phoenix to ensure your system stays clean and efficient. Then, install blackout curtains. These can restrict the light and heat, making it easier for your AC unit cool effectively. Lastly, ceiling fans are a good idea. Redistributing the air may help attain comfort.