Age
Arizona systems live hard lives. Past 12–15 years, efficiency and reliability drop fast.
Frequent repairs
Two or more repairs in a season is a pattern, not bad luck.
R-22 refrigerant
R-22 is no longer manufactured; a leak on an R-22 system is expensive to fix.
Rising bills
If your bill climbs while usage stays the same, the system is losing capacity.
Uneven cooling
Hot rooms often mean the system or ducts are undersized.
Noise
Grinding, screeching and rattling point to failing motors and compressors.
Selling the home
A new system is a strong selling point. See AC installation options.
Need ac installation & replacement? See our AC Installation & Replacement page, or find your city on the locations page and call (855) 459-5498.
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