Common HVAC Problems
Is your heating or cooling system not working right? Find your issue below for expert guidance and professional repair solutions. We diagnose and fix HVAC problems throughout the Tampa Bay Area.
HVAC Emergency?
No heat in winter or no AC in summer can be dangerous. If you're experiencing an emergency, call us now for immediate assistance.
Emergency Issues
Require immediate attention
Urgent Issues
Should be addressed soon
AC Not Cooling
Your AC is running but not providing cold air or reaching the set temperature.
Learn moreAC Blowing Warm Air
Your air conditioner is blowing warm or room temperature air instead of cold.
Learn moreHVAC Making Strange Noises
Your heating or cooling system is making unusual sounds like banging, squealing, or grinding.
Learn moreThermostat Not Working
Your thermostat display is blank, unresponsive, or not controlling the HVAC system.
Learn moreRefrigerant Leak
Your AC system is losing refrigerant, causing poor cooling and potential damage.
Learn moreFrozen AC Coils
Ice has formed on your indoor evaporator coil or refrigerant lines.
Learn moreHVAC Short Cycling
Your heating or cooling system turns on and off every few minutes without completing a full cycle.
Learn moreCommon Issues
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High Energy Bills
Your heating or cooling costs have increased significantly without explanation.
Learn moreUneven Temperatures
Some rooms in your home are too hot or too cold compared to others.
Learn morePoor Airflow
Weak or no air coming from your vents despite the system running.
Learn morePrevent HVAC Problems
Regular Maintenance
Schedule professional maintenance twice yearly - once before cooling season and once before heating season.
Change Filters
Replace or clean air filters every 1-3 months. Dirty filters restrict airflow and reduce efficiency.
Watch for Signs
Address unusual noises, odors, or performance changes early before they become major problems.
Not Sure What's Wrong?
Our technicians will diagnose and explain the issue before any work begins.