HVAC Company in Henderson

Heat and AC Repair

Our heat and AC repair services see us fixing faulty compressors, leaks, electrical problems, and everything in between. With plenty of experience working on a variety of commercial and residential unit types, our expertise knows no bounds when it comes to diagnosing and solving heating and AC issues at their source.

Some of our most-requested HVAC tune-up services include:

We’re equipped with a large selection of repair and replacement components that meet our rigorous quality standards. Talk to our team to learn more about the products and methods we’ll use to fix the AC and heating issues you’re facing.

Thermostat Repair

Your thermostat is the control center for your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system. It regulates indoor temperature by signaling the system to turn on or off based on your desired settings. Typically, thermostats use a temperature-sensitive sensor to detect changes in room temperature and communicate with your HVAC system to maintain your desired temperature level.

When working correctly, your thermostat accurately reads the ambient temperature and activates your HVAC system as needed to provide comfort. However, when your thermostat malfunctions, it can lead to various issues that affect indoor comfort and energy efficiency.

Here are some signs that tell you when your thermostat might need to be fixed or replaced:

• Inaccurate temperature readings displayed on your thermostat.
• Inconsistent heating or cooling, with your system not responding to temperature adjustments.
• Short cycling, where your HVAC system turns on and off rapidly.
• Failure to reach your desired temperature set on the thermostat.
• Unresponsive controls or buttons on your thermostat.
• Your thermostat display is blank or unlit.
• Incorrect operation of heating or cooling modes, including blowing hot air when cooling is selected.

When your thermostat isn't working, it can disrupt the operation of your HVAC system, leading to discomfort, energy waste, and the potential for a variety of different types of system damage.

Why Isn't Your Thermostat Holding the Temperature?

Many programmable thermostats have a "Hold" or "Temporary Hold" mode that overrides the scheduled temperature settings. If this mode is enabled, your thermostat will maintain the current temperature indefinitely until you cancel the hold.

If the "hold" mode is disabled and isn't the source of the problem, the culprit could be:

• Thermostat calibration problems
• Wiring issues
• Malfunctions within the rest of your HVAC system

Emergency AC Repair

Whether it’s a lack of hot or cold air, a mechanical problem, or a strange noise or a weird smell coming from your system, you can rely on our emergency AC repair service to get to the bottom of it as quickly as possible. We know that HVAC problems aren’t exclusive to regular business hours. That’s why we’re here to support you with reliable repair work around the clock.

When Should You Call for Emergency HVAC Repair Service?

You should call for emergency HVAC repair service whenever you want immediate support from a qualified HVAC contractor.

The following situations describe circumstances where Emergency HVAC repairs are warranted:

What Are Some Common Problems With AC Units?

It helps to know a little more about what you're dealing with when scheduling repairs for an AC unit that's not working as expected.

AC units of all varieties can run into the following common problems:

Why Has Your Air Conditioner Stopped Cooling?

Any of the common problems we've listed above can stop your air conditioner from cooling air as expected. Low refrigerant levels or leaks can result in insufficient cooling. The same applies to air filter blockages, compressor problems, and thermostat or electrical problems. When your air conditioner stops cooling air as desired, it's time to schedule an AC repair inspection.

How Do You Know If Your AC Is Leaking?

When you suspect your AC unit is leaking, you can check for the following signs:

While water leaks pose property and system damage risks, refrigerant leaks pose even greater health and environmental safety hazards. Be sure to schedule AC leak repair services as soon as possible to avoid the potential for harm or damage.

Why Is Your AC Motor Making New Noises?

A lack of proper lubrication, loose and misaligned components, or fan blade issues could cause your air conditioner to make sudden, unusual noises. Electrical problems, bearing wear and tear, and motor overload are also factors that could be affecting your AC fan's performance.

How Long Does HVAC Installation Take?

The time it takes to install an HVAC system varies depending on several factors, including the complexity of the installation, the size of your chosen system, and the specific requirements of your home or building.

Here's a breakdown of the timeline:

Preparation and Planning

Before installation begins, we thoroughly assess your home or commercial building to determine the best placement for system components like outdoor units, indoor units, ductwork, and thermostats. This planning phase may also involve obtaining necessary permits and scheduling utility connections.

Equipment Delivery and Setup

Once the installation plan is finalized, we will arrange for the delivery of equipment and materials, including your HVAC units, ductwork, and other components. Then, we set up the necessary equipment and tools on-site to begin installation.

Installation of HVAC Equipment

The actual installation process involves assembling and installing your HVAC unit, connecting ductwork, wiring electrical components, and configuring your thermostat. This step may require cutting and fitting ducts, mounting the indoor and outdoor units, and making electrical connections.

Testing and Calibrating

After installing your HVAC system, we perform comprehensive testing and commissioning to ensure all components function correctly and that your heating and cooling system operates efficiently. This may involve checking airflow, refrigerant levels, electrical connections, and thermostat calibration.

Final Inspection

Once testing is complete, we conduct final inspections to verify compliance with building codes and manufacturer specifications. We'll make any necessary adjustments to optimize system performance and ensure your satisfaction with its performance.

Clean-Up and Documentation

After we finish your installation, we clean up our work area, remove debris, and dispose of any leftover materials. We also provide documentation that includes warranty information and maintenance guidelines and review system operation with you.

Connect With Pro Price Heating & Cooling LLC’s Qualified HVAC Contractors

Pro Price Heating & Cooling LLC’s qualified HVAC contractors help ensure your new heating and cooling unit installations, repair work, and maintenance services provide you with the utmost value and satisfaction. We’re licensed professionals who go above and beyond to deliver personalized services that match your budget and expected turnaround times.