AIR
CONDITIONING
Anyone in or around Houston, TX they know how important it is to have a properly operating air conditioning system. Most years these units may still be needed infrequently even coming into December. With one of the hottest and most humid summer seasons in the entire country, air conditioning service in Houston and the surrounding area is more than a luxury, it is a necessity. Our expert HVAC professionals here at Excel Houston A/C & Heating can help anytime.
24/7 Houston Air Conditioning Service
Not all air conditioners are considerate enough to only break down during normal business hours. Although the daytime (and especially the mid-afternoon to early evening) is usually when systems will feel the most strain, these units can go out at any point day or night. This isn’t even mentioning the possibility of weekends and holidays as well. Knowing that you can get in touch with us at Excel Houston your local AC service company, which is on call even in the dead of night, means that you never have to worry about being without it for too long.
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“Call Excel To Exhale”
24/7 Houston Air Conditioning Repair
When it comes to air conditioning systems, unfortunately, anything could go wrong at any time. With multiple working components in the refrigeration cycle, with each relying on the other. Something is bound to malfunction or break after some time. In many cases, it is often just a small and easily replaceable part such as capacitors, contactors, or thermostats. Other times, the problem can be much more serious. Examples of that include evaporator coils and compressors. Either way our trained and skilled technicians here at Excel Houston AC, will surely get the job done. Always remember we are just a quick phone call away.
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“Excel in Excellence”
Signs You Need an Air Conditioner Repair
*Air Conditioning system is blowing air, but not cold.
*Not enough air blowing out of vents.
*Your AC thermostat is not working.
*Loud noise coming from the indoor or outdoor unit.
*Any foul odor when the unit turns on.
*AC unit is cycling frequently.
24/7 Houston Air Conditioning Installation
The last thing as a homeowner you want to hear is that your air conditioning system needs a complete change out. But there are more advantages to replacing an AC unit versus keeping the old one that is frequently costing you more and more money every year to service and repair than it’s worth. Your equipment warranty has run out because your unit is past the lifespan expectancy. Which will be causing you to pay out all the expense costs on your own dime. Let us at Excel Houston A/C & Heating help you out, we are the experts to call when you need the job done right.
Signs You Need an Air Conditioner Replacement
*Your ac system is older than 15 years.
*Frequent service and part replacements on your equipment.
*Lack of cooling and airflow.
*High energy bills.
Advantage of an Air Conditioner Upgrade
*Improve the air quality in your home.
*New energy-efficient unit will cut your utility cost.
*New manufacturer warranty on selected parts up to 10 years.
24/7 Houston Air Conditioning Maintenance
Seasonal maintenance on ac units is one of the most overlooked items by homeowners. Nearly all individuals are unaware of how important this preventative measure is when it comes to savings and indoor air quality. The tune-ups and maintenance service plan we offer will ensure the efficiency and longevity of your air conditioner. Performing preventative maintenance is part of being proactive in detecting any loose wiring or malfunctioning parts that will cause other components to fail. Let us help to keep your pockets full and the comfort level in your home high. By detecting and eliminating small issues before they become major ac repairs. There are several benefits to staying on top of semiannual AC maintenance.
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*Improve your indoor air quality.
*Extend the life of your equipment.
*Reduce the possibility of expensive repairs.
*Keep your unit performing at a high level.
*Possible reduction in your utility bill.
AC Maintenance Checklist
*Inspect and clean outdoor unit condenser coil.
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*Inspect indoor unit evaporator coil if accessible.
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*Measure amperage and voltage draw.
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*Electrical wiring check and tighten all connections.
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*Check and monitor refrigerant operating pressures.
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*Inspect blower assembly and bearings.
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*Inspect disconnect box and wiring.
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*Inspect and test capacitor.
*Measure return/ supply temperature differential.
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*Flush and treat condensate drain line.
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*Visually inspect ductwork.
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*Thermostat- check for proper operations.
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*Safety controls- check for proper operations.
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*Inspect and check contactor for pitting.
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*Check AC system controls and operations.
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*Lubricate moving parts as applicable.
