AC or Heat Not Working in Spring Hill? Here Is What To Do.

When your AC or heat stops working in Spring Hill, you need someone you can trust to get it fixed right. Our technician is fully trained, licensed and insured. We service all makes and models and we stand behind the quality of our work. Whether you need a quick repair or a major fix, we have the experience to get the job done right.

Why AC Problems Get Worse Fast in Spring Hill

Spring Hill homes run their AC hard from April all the way through October. By the time the system has been running that long, problems that were small in the spring turn into full breakdowns by July. Freon leaks that were losing just a little refrigerant all season finally stop cooling entirely. Coils that were getting dirty all year freeze over completely. Sensors that were acting up start short cycling the unit on and off constantly driving up the electric bill. And heating systems that sat unused all summer sometimes will not fire up when that first cold front rolls through in December. None of it fixes itself and the longer it sits the worse and more expensive it gets.

What AC Repair in Spring Hill Actually Involves

A proper AC repair in Spring Hill starts with an honest diagnosis. Not a sales pitch for a new unit, not a list of things that might be wrong, an actual diagnosis of what is broken and what it will take to fix it. Most AC problems come down to a handful of issues. Freon leaks, frozen coils, bad sensors, failed capacitors, dirty coils restricting airflow or a blower motor that has given out. A good technician finds the problem fast, explains it in plain language and tells you honestly whether a repair makes sense or whether the unit is too far gone. If it can be fixed it should be fixed. Replacing a unit that still has years of life left in it is an unnecessary expense most homeowners do not need.

Common AC problems we fix:

• AC not cooling
• AC blowing warm air
• AC coils frozen
• AC fan stopped
• Outside unit not turning on
• Freon leak
• AC turning on and off frequently
• Weak airflow
• Thermostat not reading correctly
• Ever increasing electric bills

If your AC is doing any of the above visit our AC repair page for more information.

We Specialize in Older Units

Most HVAC companies push you toward a new unit the minute yours starts having problems. That is not how we operate. We specialize in repairing older units and will always give you an honest opinion on whether a repair makes sense for your situation. Sometimes a repair is all you need to get several more years out of your existing unit. We have seen it all and worked on it all. Before you spend thousands on a new system give us a call and let us take a look first.

What Happens When You Ignore a Heating Problem in Spring Hill

Florida winters are mild but when the heat stops working it is still uncomfortable. A cold front rolls through, temperatures drop into the 40s overnight and suddenly the house is cold and the system will not kick on. The most common heating repair problems we see in Spring Hill are systems that sat unused all summer and have a failed component, thermostats that are not reading correctly and heat pumps that are blowing cold air instead of warm. Same honest approach as our AC repair. If it can be fixed we will fix it.

Common heating problems we fix:

• Heat not working
• Heat blowing cold air
• Heat turning on and off
• Heat making noise
• Thermostat not reading correctly

If your heat is doing any of the above visit our heating repair page for more information.

Why Waiting Makes It Worse

Every week you put off a repair the job gets bigger and more expensive. A small Freon leak becomes a system that will not cool at all. A sensor that is acting up becomes a compressor that burns out from short cycling. A frozen coil that gets ignored causes water damage to the air handler. What costs a couple hundred dollars to fix today can turn into a thousand dollar repair next month. If something seems off with your AC or heat do not wait.

Commercial AC and Heating Repair Spring Hill

We handle commercial AC and heating repair in Spring Hill and surrounding areas as well. Whether it is a small office, retail space or warehouse we have the experience to diagnose and fix the problem fast. Commercial systems go down at the worst possible times and we treat every commercial call with the same urgency as a residential one. If your commercial AC or heat is not working give us a call at 352-600-4443 and we will get someone out to you.

AC and Heating Brands We Service

We service all major brands including Carrier, Trane, Rheem, Lennox, Goodman, Amana, Bryant, Ruud, American Standard, Heil, Tempstar, York, Comfortmaker, Coleman and Mitsubishi Electric. If you are not sure whether we work on your unit give us a call and we will let you know.

Serving Spring Hill and Surrounding Areas

We serve Spring Hill, Brooksville and the surrounding areas of Hernando County. Whether you need AC repair, heating repair or just have a question about your system we are here to help. Contact us today at 352-600-4443 or fill out our service request form and we will get back to you fast.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is my air conditioner blowing out warm air?

Warm air usually comes down to one of a few things. A dirty air filter or a thermostat set to ON instead of AUTO are the easy ones you can check yourself right now. Beyond that it is typically low refrigerant from a leak, a faulty fan motor, or a compressor that is failing. If the filter is clean and the thermostat is set correctly and you are still getting warm air, call us. Those other causes do not fix themselves.

How often should I change my air conditioners air filter?

Every one to three months is the general rule but in Spring Hill you should lean toward the shorter end of that range. The humidity here means your system runs more hours than most, and a clogged filter restricts airflow across the evaporator coil. That leads to frozen coils, weak cooling and higher electric bills. If you have pets in the house check it monthly.

Why is my AC system making strange noises?

It depends on what you are hearing. A grinding or squealing sound is almost always a bearing going out in the blower or condenser fan motor. A banging or rattling sound can mean a loose component or something caught in the fan. None of these sounds are normal and none of them get better on their own. The longer you let it run making noise the more damage it does.

My AC unit seems to be leaking water. Is this normal?

Some condensation around the unit is normal. Pooling water or water dripping from the air handler is not. A clogged condensate drain line is the most common cause and it is a straightforward fix. A frozen evaporator coil that is thawing out will also dump water. If you are seeing standing water under your air handler shut the system off and call us before it causes water damage.

Can I perform AC repairs myself, or should I hire a professional?

Changing your filter and keeping the area around your outdoor unit clear are things you can do yourself. Anything beyond that needs a technician. Refrigerant handling requires an EPA certification, electrical components can cause serious injury if you do not know what you are touching, and diagnosing the actual cause of a problem without the right tools usually means guessing. A wrong guess on an AC repair can turn a small fix into a much bigger one.

Why is my electric bill so high even when I have not changed how I use my AC?

A spike in your electric bill without any change in usage almost always means your system is working harder than it should to do the same job. Dirty coils, low refrigerant, a failing capacitor, a blower motor that is struggling, all of these force the system to run longer cycles to hit the same temperature. The longer it runs the more it costs. If your bill has been creeping up over the past few months your system is telling you something is wrong before it breaks down completely.

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Trouble Shooting Your AC

​We’re nearing the start of summer and our air conditioning units will soon be working overtime in Spring Hill, Florida. Inevitably, something may go wrong when you try to start your ac unit after the winter months.

Some of the most common problems you may face with your air conditioner are listed below. If you run into one of these problems, you can try these DIY AC Troubleshooting and DIY AC Repair techniques:

The Issue: Your AC Unit Won’t Turn On

Possible Causes:

If you can’t get your air conditioning system to start at all, then you may have a blown circuit breaker or fuse, an improperly set or faulty thermostat, or possibly an internal switch has been turned off.

Possible Solutions:

• Make sure the air conditioning unit is receiving power from the electrical panel.
• Reset the circuit breaker or replace the fuse.
• Check the thermostat settings to make sure it’s on “cool” and not set to “off” or “heat.”
• Check the ac units condensation overflow tray for excessive water. Some air conditioners have a sensor on the tray that turns the ac unit off when it senses water.
• Ensure that all switches in and around the air conditioner are set to the “on” position.
• Check the external safety switch which is usually near the condensing unit.
• Is the blower door on the air handler is securely closed?

The Issue: Your AC Unit Turns On But Isn’t Cooling

Possible Causes:

If you can hear the air conditioner running but it isn’t cooling, this could be a result of blocked airflow — filters, registers or compressors. Low freon levels could also be the problem. Without the right amount of refrigerant, heat & humidity cannot effectively be removed from the air.

Possible Solutions:

• Check the thermostat. Does it need new batteries? Is it set correctly?
• Look at the condenser to see if it’s dirty or blocked. If it’s dirty, clean the condenser and be sure to completely remove the blockage. Condensers can easily become blocked by weeds, grass, or other debris.
• Replace your air filters.
• Has ice has formed on the coils?
• Check the outdoor compressor? Is it dirty? If so, clean it. Your compressor could be faulty or your may be low on freon which would require a air conditioning professional to repair.

The Issue: Low/No Airflow Circulating Throughout Your Home

Possible Causes:

A blockage in your ductwork, or the ductwork has become disconnected. A dirty air filter could be causing the issue as well.

Possible Solutions:

• Replace or clean the air filter if it’s dirty.
• Look at all ductwork to make sure its not disconnected. You’ll need to check all ductwork including the ductwork in your attic or crawl spaces. Reconnect as needed.
• Are your register dampers set to an open position?
• If you have a basic understanding of the different parts of your air conditioning system, cleaning your air conditioner is something you can do yourself. If the problem persists, and you need professional ac service, we are just a phone call away.

Proper AC maintenance is the best way to avoid problems down the road. If you have any questions give us a call.

Tried everything above and it still is not working? Spring Hill Air Conditioning can handle any repair including Freon leaks, frozen coils and faulty sensors. Call us today and we will get it sorted out.

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