AC Repair For All Makes & Models

Andy’s Air Inc provides expert troubleshooting and air conditioning repair of all makes and models of residential and commercial air conditioning and heating systems within the Pinellas County areas of Clearwater, St Petersburg and Tarpon Springs. With over 25 years of experience, we have seen every air conditioning problem from Freon leaks, to bad fan motors, to clogged drains, to damage caused by power surges, and more. Our AC Repair trucks carry hundreds of parts and supplies; which means we’ll probably have the parts you need with us when we arrive. Getting your system up-and-running as quickly as possible is our top priority!! We fix air conditioners; we won’t sell you equipment you don’t need. No games, no gimmicks, no deals too good to be true, no salesman in disguise. Just good old fashion, old school, air conditioning repair service.

To help you avoid AC Repair problems, we do recommend regular AC maintenance on your air conditioning unit to ensure that your system is working at its peak level. AC Equipment manufacturers require at least one regular maintenance service each year after the first year of ownership to keep your warranty intact. Tune Ups can be performed year ’round but most people prefer to have tune-ups done in the spring or fall.

Scheduled air conditioning maintenance keeps your system running the way it should during the entire season, and increases the efficiency of your system. Maintaining your AC system will saves you money in the long run. Scheduled maintenance also can increase the life of your system by regularly checking and replacing any parts that may not be performing at their proper level.

Want to avoid unnecessary Air Conditioning Repair Service Calls?

Before calling for service, check the following:

• Are all switches on the Thermostat in the correct operating position?
• Are the air conditioning circuit breakers in the “ON” position?
• Do you have a clean filter? Failing to change your filters will result in higher electric bills and cause your air conditioning system to fail before its time.
• Some ac units and thermostats have a 2 to 5 minute delay relay that may delay the unit from coming back on immediately. Be patient before calling for service. This is particularly important after a power failure.
• Be careful not to start and stop your unit. Turning the thermostat up and on at short intervals or switching it off and on can cause compressor problems.
• Check out your condenser (outside unit); be sure there is no debris causing your condenser to be starving for air.

Always remember, regular AC maintenance on your heating and air conditioning system is your best bet to minimize breakdowns.