AC Repair in Orlando, FL

Residential & Commercial Air Conditioning Repair 

Central Florida’s subtropical climate, known for its sweltering heat and high humidity, makes a reliable air conditioning system an absolute necessity for both homes and businesses. When your AC system starts to falter or fails completely, having a trusted partner to turn to for prompt, professional AC repair in Orlando is crucial. 

Pro-Tech Air Conditioning & Plumbing Service offers repair services for all makes and models of air conditioning systems. Our certified air conditioning technicians have served our community for over 58 years, providing expert services for a wide range of residential and commercial systems. We understand the unique challenges posed by Florida’s weather and are committed to helping you maintain a cool and efficient home environment, no matter the season.

We can often provide AC repairs quickly and without ordering additional parts. Our one-year labor warranty covers all of our air conditioning repairs, so you can rest assured that if something goes wrong with your central air conditioner, heat pump, or ductless mini split, we will make it right. 

For AC repair in Orlando, FL, call us at (877) 416-4727 or schedule service online.

Common Reasons for AC System Repairs

Air conditioning systems are complex machines. Over time, various issues that require professional attention can arise. 

Here are some common reasons that AC systems may need to be repaired:

• Dirty or clogged filters: Neglected air filters can become clogged with dust and debris, restricting airflow and forcing your AC system to work harder. This increased strain on the system can lead to reduced efficiency and potential component failure.
• Refrigerant leaks: If your AC system is low on refrigerant, it’s likely due to a leak in the lines. Leaking refrigerant affects cooling performance and can damage the compressor and other components.
• Frozen evaporator coils: Insufficient airflow, low refrigerant levels, or dirty coils can cause the evaporator coil to freeze, preventing your AC system from effectively cooling your space.
• Faulty thermostats or sensors: Malfunctioning thermostats or sensors can cause erratic temperature fluctuations, short cycling, or continuous operation, putting additional strain on your AC system and increasing energy costs.
• Blocked or leaking drain lines: Clogged condensate drain lines can cause water to back up into your AC unit, leading to water damage, mold growth, and breakdowns.
• Worn or damaged fan belts: The fan belt connects the motor to the fan in your AC unit. A worn or damaged fan belt can cause poor airflow, decreased cooling efficiency, and even system failure.
• Electrical issues: Loose connections, faulty wiring, or malfunctioning capacitors can cause your AC unit to operate intermittently, overheat, or fail to start altogether.
• Wear and tear on components: Over time, the various components of your AC unit, such as motors, bearings, and compressors, can wear down and eventually fail, requiring repairs or replacements.