Surfside Beach HVAC & Electrical Services
Common Signs Your Air Conditioner Needs to Be Repaired
In most cases, your AC unit won’t break down without warning. Here are some signs to look out for that your air conditioner is in need of repair:
Lack of Airflow
A lack of airflow is often indicative of a faulty compressor or issues with your ducts.
Water Leakage/Ice on Coils or Refrigerant Lines
The most common cause of AC water leaks is a clogged condensate drain. One of our experienced technicians will determine the exact source.
High Humidity
One of your AC’s jobs is to reduce humidity in your home, so it may be broken if it feels especially humid indoors.
Refrigerant Leaks
Improper AC installation and normal wear and tear of your AC tubes’ walls may be causing the refrigerant to leak out.
Unusual Sounds
Your AC unit should run relatively quietly. Any scraping, squealing or grinding noises are not normal.
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"Highly Recommended From Long-Time Customer"
I highly recommend their service. We have had them for several years and they keep getting better and better.
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"Professional & Safe"
Very professional, practice safe protocols, and explained everything in detail of the work performed.
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"Outstanding Service"
I called Swift and their response was outstanding.
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Very pleased with their work and would highly recommend.
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He provided excellent customer service as he knowledgeably checked out the systems.
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"Exceptional Customer Service"
Exceptional customer service.
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"He went above and beyond to assure that we were informed and fully aware of current system status and future options."Donnie Canales performed our scheduled semi-annual system service. He was prompt, professional, informative and proficient. He went above and beyond to assure that we were informed and fully aware of current system status and future options.James S.
