The AC goes out on the hottest day of the year. That's how it always works. David Bookshar picks up the phone, comes out the same day, and gets it running. One person handles the call, the diagnosis, and the repair. No runaround.
Your system isn't cooling. Maybe it's blowing warm air, maybe it's not turning on at all. David will find the problem, explain what's going on in plain English, and give you a price before he starts. Most repairs are done the same visit.
David sizes the system for your house himself. No guessing, no overselling a bigger unit than you need. He handles the full install and tests everything before he leaves the job. You deal with one person from the estimate through the final walkthrough.
Seasonal inspection, refrigerant check, and performance test. This is how you catch a failing capacitor or a slow refrigerant leak before it turns into a $500 repair on a Saturday in July. Schedule this in the spring.
Dirty condenser and evaporator coils choke your system. Airflow drops, efficiency drops, and your electric bill goes up. David cleans both coils and gets your system back to where it should be.
David also installs smart and programmable thermostats, starting at $150. Ask about a maintenance plan that keeps your system tuned year-round. Call for pricing.
Same-day service across Lorain County. Call and David will get there.
Most AC breakdowns come down to a few parts: capacitor, contactor, refrigerant charge, coils, or compressor. We diagnose the problem, tell you what it costs to fix, and give you our honest take on whether the repair makes sense for the age of your system.
Common AC problems we fix:
If your system is past repair or getting close, we install new central AC units and heat pump systems from all major brands. We size the equipment to your house, square footage, insulation, ductwork, not to whatever's in stock. An oversized system is almost as bad as a broken one.
If your system is running right now but the house isn't cooling down, start here: what to check before you call. Four of those checks take about two minutes and don't need any tools.
A spring tune-up before the first heat wave is the best money you'll spend on your AC all year. We clean the coils, check refrigerant, test the capacitor and contactor, clear the condensate drain, and make sure the system is ready to run hard when it needs to.
Most problems we find during tune-ups, a weak capacitor, a slightly low refrigerant charge, dirty coils, cost $50 to $150 to fix. The same problems left alone become a breakdown on the hottest day of the year when every HVAC company in the county is backed up.
We work on Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Rheem, Goodman, Bryant, American Standard, Ruud, York, and Daikin. If your unit is a different brand, call us anyway. We work on everything.
"First day of a heat wave and they came same day. Honest, reliable, and quick."Vickie K.