Florida Air Conditioning Services - Repair or Replace?

Best Electric & Air, Inc. has been in business since 1980. We have been providing electrical service to uncounted numbers of satisfied home-owners in Collier County, Lee County and most recently Charlotte County.

When your cooling system breaks down, you're often faced with the choice of repairing your existing unit by having one or more of the components replaced or by purchasing a new air conditioner. Many Florida air conditioning companies push clients to purchase new units because there is a higher profit margin in replacing existing equipment than there is in repairing it.

Best Electric & Air, Inc focuses on educating its Florida customers so that they themselves can make an informed decision regarding the replacement or the repair of an existing air conditioner. Often there's no absolute right or wrong answer. Repairs on an existing unit may be the least expensive immediate option, but may cost the customer more in the long run. Paying for repairs on an older, inefficient system simply prolongs the inevitable. An older system that breaks down once is likely to break down again. And it will consume more energy than a newer system. In fact, installing a new, energy efficient system can pay for itself over time. However, there are times when simple repairs can sufficiently prolong the life of an air conditioner so that immediate replacement of the unit is not the most sensible option.

Keep Your Air Conditioning System Running Smoothly

Precision Air-Conditioning Tune-up Benefits:

• Lower utility bills by reducing energy consumption and waste.

• Extended equipment life.

• Peace of mind for you and your family.

• Fewer repairs, and improved system reliability.

• Increased cooling capacity and efficiency

Our Precision Plan Includes:

1.       Chemically clean and thoroughly wash condenser coil (s).
2.       Thoroughly clean or replace standard air-filter (s).
3.       Wash and level condensing unit for proper motor and bearing wear.
4.       Lubricate motor and fan bearings as well as other moving parts as necessary.
5.       Clean and inspect evaporator coil and drain pan when readily accessible.
6.       Clean and inspect condensate drain lines and fittings.
7.       Clean, level, and calibrate thermostat.
8.       Adjust and thoroughly clean blower motor and fan assembly as needed.
9.       Inspect, tighten and test all electrical connections. This includes disconnect switch.
10.   Inspect all cooling system electrical wires, connectors, and terminals.
11.   Test system starting and running capacitors.
12.   Test all controls, switches, relays, transformers, contactors, motors, and fans.
13.   Measure starting and running amperes, line voltage, and control voltage.
14.   Test system-starting capabilities.
15.   Test system for proper airflow and air delivery.
16.   Inspect and adjust all safety controls.
17.   Monitor refrigerant (Freon) pressures and temperatures.
18.   Test and record super-heat and sub-cooling. Compare with factory specifications.
19.   Adjust Freon metering control device per factory/manufactures recommendations.
20.   Test and measure air-conditioning system for proper production and capacity.
21.   Monitor fan motors and compressor operating temperatures.
22.   Apply weather resistant protective coating to the outside unit. (Condenser)
23.   Complete and present full written report.
 

If you are looking for a Florida air conditioning company or service plan  please call us toll free today at 888-670-BEST or complete our online request form.