Air Conditioning Repair and Maintenance in St. Louis

St. Louis Heat Can Get Extreme

You simply cannot run the risk of an air conditioning failure, especially during those summer months when the temperature can reach up into the 100s! At Innovet Electrical & Heating and Cooling, we offer a comprehensive list of air conditioning services to meet all of your cooling needs. We’re the ones you call to repair your broken AC or to set up a maintenance plan that will optimize your system to run at peak capacity all summer long, year after year.

Our team of certified technicians are proud to offer swift and courteous service alongside our decades of experience in the HVAC industry. We are insured, licensed, and experienced in working with all makes and models of air conditioning brands. Our service vehicles are stocked with all of the supplies and parts needed to make common repairs in a single visit. This allows us to be in and out with little distraction to you, your family, or your business!

We’ve been the local air conditioning company that your neighbors trust. For high quality services, including AC maintenance and AC repair services in St. Louis, give Innovet Electrical & Heating and Cooling a call at 314-353-9700!

Common Air Conditioning Problems

There are a number of reasons your air conditioner might not be working properly. Take a look below to see if your AC unit — or something else entirely— is to blame.

• Faulty wiring – If there is a problem with wiring, it may prevent the AC from even receiving power in the first place.
• Issues with the thermostat – Such as the batteries are dead or the thermostat isn’t turned to the “on” position.
• Low freon levels – This could imply that there is a leak somewhere that needs to be fixed.
• Tripped electrical breakers – Often associated with bad wiring, when a high voltage circuit breaker is tripped and turned off, go to the power distribution panel and flip it back on.
• Clogged drain line – When the condensation that is trying to get out is blocked by dirt, insects, mold, leaves, etc., it might back up into your home.
• Dirty evaporator coil – Condensation can mix with the buildup or dirt on your coil, causing mucky water to drip into the pan and block the drain line.
• Frozen coil – The blocked airflow combining with the moisture already present in the air causes ice to build up around your coil.

 
Any one of these problems may require the help of a trained technician. Contact our team of air conditioning experts to take a look.