AC Repair Washington DC Serviceswhat each one covers

Most calls start with a symptom: the system runs but does not cool, the outdoor unit hums, there is ice or water, or it will not start. The not-cooling page walks through the main causes and is a good place to begin.

Refrigerant leak repair covers finding and fixing leaks in long rooftop line sets, coils and mini-split joints. Capacitor and fan repair covers the outdoor electrical parts that fail most often in heat waves. Heat pump repair covers systems that heat as well as cool.

AC installation covers sizing, ducted and ductless options, permits and historic review for when replacement makes more sense than repair. Each page lists questions to ask and the sources behind it.

If you are not sure which applies, the troubleshooting guides help narrow it down, or call and describe the problem to a technician.

Every page is written for the kinds of homes found across the District, with notes on rooftop access, condos and historic districts.

Renters can read them too, so they can describe a problem clearly to a landlord or property manager.