AC Repair Delaware

Make sure your family stays cool during summer. Choose a reliable HVAC team to take care of your AC Repair in Delaware PA.

Make sure your family stays cool during summer. Choose a reliable HVAC team to take care of your AC Repair in Delaware County PA. We offer 24/7 support to Sussex, Dorchester, Worcester and Wicomico Maryland. With over 150 five-star reviews, we’re a brand that you can trust.

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We Diagnose & Fix All Your AC Problems

When you require AC Repair in Delaware, PA, our team at Above & Beyond Heating & Cooling can help.

We can fix all of your AC problems – no matter how small or large. Our team of experts have the experience and knowledge needed to take care of your AC unit.

We can fix all unusual sounds and smells, reduced air flow, uneven temperature distribution, moisture near your system, dirty air filters and coils, frozen AC units, plus much more!

Common Issues

Like all machines, eventually, air conditioners can begin to experience issues. This is commonly due to wear-and-tear, weather conditions, lack of maintenance, or outside debris getting into your system. A&B HVAC can help you quickly diagnose and repair the issue. However, it is always good to have knowledge about common issues your air conditioner may run into. You will find information about some of the most common problems below.

Water Leaks (Inside & Outside)

If you notice a water leak around your indoor unit, this typically signals an issue with your condensate drain or condensate pump. The drain could be clogged from lack of maintenance or growth of algae. If your condensate pump breaks, this can also cause a leak. In this case, it will most likely need to be replaced.

If you find water around your outdoor unit, it can signify a variety of issues. There could be problems with a variety of parts including the dry air filter, condensate pan, installation, loose or deteriorated seals, and more. The best and easiest way to ensure your air conditioner gets fixed properly is to rely on the professionals at A&B HVAC.

AC Refrigerant Leak

Refrigerant (also commonly known as Freon) is the mechanism that cools the air when your air conditioner is running. If you notice a refrigerant leak, it is very important that you get it repaired as soon as possible as it can be harmful to your family and environment. The severity of the leak determines the repair you will need. It is also important that your refrigerant is properly charged. A&B HVAC can help you ensure your air conditioner is repaired safely and properly.

Dirty Air Filter

Your air filter is responsible for removing the debris from the air so that particles don’t cause damage to the more sensitive components of your air conditioner. It can also help clean the air in your home, depending on the quality of filter you choose.

The filter gets covered in debris over time and needs to be changed or cleaned regularly. Otherwise, it can cause other problems with your air conditioner. If your filter is dirty, be sure to change or clean it. If it is causing other issues, call on the professionals at A&B HVAC for additional help.

Frozen Evaporator Coil

A frozen evaporator coil can cause your air conditioner to stop working completely. This occurs when the humidity in the air freezes on the coil. This ice can block the airflow and the refrigerant can no longer absorb the heat in the air. Then your system can no longer function properly. This is yet another common problem where it is best to rely on professionals as resolving the problem can be tricky.

Electrical Issues

Electrical corrosion is yet another common problem that can occur from lack of maintenance. When corrosion occurs, it causes resistance, thereby causing your system to malfunction. Wiring inspection should be part of the regular maintenance performed by A&B HVAC. This is just one reason why regular maintenance is so important. If you believe you have an electrical issue, call A&B HVAC as soon as possible.

AC Fan Failure

The condenser fan is responsible for dissipating heat. When it is not working properly, pressure builds up in your unit. Then your unit shuts off so that it doesn’t get damaged. This can be caused by a loose wiring connection or something blocking the airflow. Removing debris from around the condenser coil should be part of your regular maintenance routine. Be sure to turn off power to your unit before doing so. If you are experiencing an AC fan failure, A&B HVAC is more than happy to help.