AC & Heating Service

When your AC is blowing warm on a 100-degree Franklin County afternoon — or your heater can't keep up on a frosty morning off US-59 — it's rarely just "add some Freon." We start by finding the actual cause: a leak, a tired compressor, a clogged condenser, a stuck blend door, or a cooling-system problem hiding behind it all. Then we tell you what it takes to fix it, in writing, before we touch a thing.

• AC recharge & leak check — we find leaks first, then recharge to spec so cold air lasts.
• Compressor & condenser — diagnosis and replacement when they fail.
• Heater & blower repair — weak or no heat, heater cores and blend doors.
• Radiator & coolant service — flushes, water pumps, thermostats and hoses.

Book AC & Heating Service Call (785) 214-8596

AC and heating trouble tends to sneak up right when you need it most — the first hot week or the first hard freeze. Bring your car in if you notice any of these:

• AC blows warm or barely cool, even on the highest setting
• Air smells musty or the AC cycles on and off quickly
• Heater takes forever to warm up or never gets hot
• The blower is weak, noisy, or dead on some fan speeds
• Windows fog up and won't clear on defrost
• Temperature gauge runs hot, or you see coolant on the driveway

Because the heater and AC both tie into your engine's cooling system, a comfort problem in one season often warns you about a cooling problem in the next. Catching a weak hose or a small leak now on Main Street is a lot cheaper than an overheated engine on the shoulder of I-35.