Air Conditioning Services in Colorado

Fix-it 24/7 is available 24/7 for emergencies, with same-day appointments whenever possible. If we cannot arrive the same day, we waive the diagnostic fee. When you book, you get a service window of about four hours, and we let you know when the technician is on the way. Once they arrive, the technician diagnoses the problem, explains it in plain English and gives you upfront pricing before any work begins. On the hottest days, demand is high across the area, so booking as soon as you notice weaker cooling gives you the best chance at a same-day visit.

During an Air Conditioning Deep Clean and Tune-Up, our technician removes the shell of the outdoor condenser, applies a dirt-extracting foam and sprays the coils from the inside out. That pushes packed-in dirt, dust and debris back out the way it came, instead of driving it deeper into the coil the way a quick rinse from outside can. Clean coils release heat more easily, so the system can cool your home with less strain. The technician also checks how the system is operating and explains what they found, along with honest recommendations if anything needs attention.

A few quick checks can solve some cooling problems on their own. Make sure the thermostat is set to cool and the set temperature is below the room temperature, and replace the thermostat batteries if it has them. Check the breaker panel for a tripped breaker on the air conditioner or furnace. Look at the air filter, since a clogged filter can choke airflow and even let the indoor coil freeze. Make sure supply vents are open and the outdoor unit is clear of debris. If cooling still does not return, turn the system off and schedule Air Conditioning Repair.

Short, frequent cycles usually mean the system is shutting down before it finishes a full cooling cycle. Common causes include a clogged air filter or dirty coil that makes the system overheat, a thermostat placed near a supply vent or in direct sun, low refrigerant from a leak, or an air conditioner that is too large for the home and cools the air before it can remove humidity. Short cycling wears out the compressor faster and raises energy use. Start by replacing the filter and checking where the thermostat sits. If the cycling continues, schedule Air Conditioning Repair so a technician can find the cause and give you upfront pricing before any work begins.

Water around the indoor unit usually comes from the condensate system, which carries away the moisture your air conditioner pulls out of the air. The most common cause is a clogged condensate drain line, where algae, dust and debris build up until water backs up and overflows the drain pan. A cracked pan, a failed condensate pump or a frozen coil that is melting can also cause leaks. Turn the system off, wipe up the water and check the filter. If the leak continues, schedule Air Conditioning Repair before the water reaches floors, ceilings or drywall.