AIR CONDITIONER REPAIR & TUNE-UPS
IN RALEIGH, NC

Air Conditioning Repair Near You in Wake County

At Eco-Green Air we treat every job and every customer like they are our first, making sure that you are comfortable is our top priority. If you've ever come home on a hot summer day to finding that theres a problem with the operation of your home's central AC system, then you know how much of a headache that can cause. Eco-Green Air is here to alleviate the headaches that occur when dealing with heating and air conditioning systems.

Our seasoned cooling techs know how to service your AC no matter the make, year or model. No AC repair is too large or too small for our dedicated team, and we always can offer quotes on your needed service upfront. If you've noticed your AC isn't performing as it should, or has simply broken down then it's time to call an expert. Get in touch with our team today in Wake County for your repair.

Regular Maintenance Keeps Your AC Performing Well

Regular tune-ups reduce repair costs over time and help extend equipment life. In addition, properly cleaning the filters and coils will ensure that you're getting the highest possible efficiency from your system. Eco-Green Air technicians are experts at providing maintenance for air conditioners of all types and condition. If your home's AC is in pretty rough shape, a more diligent tune-up will be necessary. A typical AC tune-up includes:

• Inspect the entire system inside and out, and test heap pump operation prior to service and document any specific service issues.
• Inspect the refrigerant lines and the insulation of the refrigerant lines.
• Ensure the outdoor unit is level and draining properly.
• Inspect the outdoor unit coil for damage or anything that might obstruct airflow and clean as necessary.
• Inspect the indoor coil for dirt or debris and clean as necessary.
• Examine the indoor blower motor and blower wheel. Clean as necessary.
• Examine the outdoor unit fan.
• Check the condensate lines and or the condensate pump.
• Lubricate all motors and bearings as necessary.
• Check to outdoor safety disconnect.
• Start the system and fully test thermostat operation.
• Clean-up: We'll pick-up our tools, remove any old filters, and thoroughly clean our workspace.
• Visit Report: We'll explain our work and document any potential problems or recommended repairs.