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Step 1 is getting one of our licensed techs out to your home to diagnose your heating and cooling system. Our trucks come fully stocked and we are ready to repair most all heating and cooling issues on site. Call or text us 24/7 at (770) 594-9969
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Reliable AC Repairs Stats
Diagnosing the Problem: $89.95 (waived once repair is accepted)
Average Repair Price: Starting at $145
Average Time to Complete: 30 Min - 3 hr
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Average Cost Of An Central Air Repair
In Atlanta
- Low: $145
- Average: $250
- High: $1,565
Common Central AC Repair Costs
In Atlanta
- Replace evaporator coil: $860-$2,500
- Replace compressor: $870-$2,500
- Replace blower motor: $340-$820
- Replace condenser fan motor: $240-$775
- Replace circuit board: $230-$875
- Diagnose and repair refrigerant leak: $235-$1,600
Thermostat How-to Guide:
Having trouble with your thermostat or need help programming it? Read our Thermostat How-To Guide for answers.
View our How-to guide to troubleshoot various thermostats, including: Trane Nexia 850, Trane Nexia 1050, Honeywell T4, Aprilaire 8476, Aprilaire 8400 series, Nest Thermostat and more.
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AC Fixes
Try these easy fixes before calling a pro.
Is your Central AC not working at all?
- Change the thermostat batteries. If your thermostat batteries are dead, your unit won't run.
- Check your breaker. Check to make sure your circuit breaker isn't tripped. Sometimes all it takes is pushing the breaker back to the ON position.
- Make sure your vents are open. If you're not getting any airflow, check to make sure a supply vent (the vents that push out cool air) didn't accidentally get closed.
Is your AC blowing warm air?
- Check the thermostat switch. Check to make sure your thermostat is switched to "COOL" and not "HEAT". (It might sound obvious, but this happens.)
- Change your air filter. A dirty filter can cause a lot of AC problems. If yours is dirty, replace it with a new one.
- Clean the outdoor unit. Remove any leaves, sticks or other debris from the condenser coils on your outdoor unit. If you see a thick layer of dirt on the coils, you'll need a pro to clean them (they're very fragile).
If you tried these fixes and your unit still isn't working right, it's time to call a professional.