Emergency Air Conditioner Repair
We've all been there, getting home from being away from the house to find your air conditioner not working, making odd noises, or not cooling as well as you know it should.
That can cause stress, headaches, and worry. The next time that happens to you in you home or business in Saskatoon know that you can call Acme Mechanical day or night.
Our trained and experienced cooling technicians can handle your air conditioner issue large or small. They'll be able to diagnose your AC repair quickly, and with your approval get started on the service right away. Acme Mechanical is your air conditioner service expert in Saskatoon.
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New AC Installations in Saskatoon
Sometimes we arrive on an air conditioner service repair call to find that the customers system is ancient, and needs some serious work and money to repair correctly.
The best thing the customer can do in this scenario is to think about replacing their outdated central air conditioner with a new model.
New air conditioners are leagues ahead of those from decades past in terms of efficiency and effectiveness. With a new air conditioner from Armstrong Air or Concord you will see your utility bills go down, and have cooler air whenever you need your system running.
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AC Tune-Up For Your Home or Business
Although the individual tune-up list for your AC will vary depending upon the equipment type and its age, these steps are usually always accomplished during one of our professional AC maintenance visits:
System Inspection
- Inspect the outdoor blower motor and fan to make sure it’s operating smoothly
- Inspect the capacitor
- Inspect the contactor for burn marks or signs of ware
- Carefully check the high voltage for burn marks or signs or ware
- Check the outdoor unit coil for damage or anything that might affect airflow, clean if necessary.
- Check the outdoor disconnect
- Check refrigerant lines and insulation and ensure they are properly supported.
Indoor equipment::
- Check indoor unit(s) to see if they are level and secure
- Inspect the indoor unit filters for dirt or debris, and clean if necessary.
- Replace disposal air filters with new ones if necessary quality replacements.
- Inspect the indoor coil to ensure that it is not dirty, clean if necessary.
- Check the indoor unit fan and fan motor.
- Examine the system ductwork and ensure that it’s properly sealed and secure
- Check the condensate lines and any condensate pumps in the system
Start-up System and Test:
- Perform a full operating test
- Test wired thermostat operation and replace any control batteries as needed
- Measure and document the temperature rise on the indoor coil
- Measure and document the outdoor unit amp draw
