Solon’s Best Air Conditioning Service
When your AC malfunctions, you can turn to KW Lang Mechanical in Solon for quality air conditioning service and repair. Rely on us to restore the efficiency of your equipment. Components may need to be replaced, but sometimes they only require proper attention.
For example, dirty refrigerant coils increase your energy consumption by more than a third. The placement of the tubes leaves small, hard-to-reach spaces where debris and dust can accumulate. Moisture could also build up from the refrigerant cooling process, creating a layer of grime. When there is a considerable amount of dirt on the components, your system will work harder to cool your home. Your AC may switch on and off continually to try to keep up with the demand.
The repair professionals from KW Lang Mechanical can locate the source of any fault in your Solon system. We take our technicians through regular training programs to ensure you will always receive exceptional service. Our team has extensive knowledge of AC equipment. They can detect issues with your system to rectify a breakdown and even improve performance.
Uneven cooling may be caused by duct leaks, restricted airflow, inadequate return vents, thermostat placement, or an AC component that is not operating correctly. These problems can be especially noticeable in Solon homes with multiple stories, finished additions, older ductwork, or rooms located far from the central air handler. KW Lang can diagnose the cause and recommend the appropriate AC repair to improve comfort throughout your home.
Turn off the cooling system and allow the ice to melt before using it again. Avoid scraping or chipping the ice because this could damage the coil or refrigerant lines. A frozen air conditioner may be caused by restricted airflow, a dirty filter, a blower problem, dirty coils, or low refrigerant due to a leak. KW Lang can identify the underlying issue and complete the air conditioner repair needed to prevent the system from freezing again.
Water around the indoor unit may indicate a clogged condensate drain, damaged drain pan, malfunctioning condensate pump, or frozen evaporator coil. Because HVAC equipment in many Solon homes is located in a basement, utility room, or finished area, an unresolved leak can damage flooring, walls, and stored belongings. Turn off the system if water is spreading and schedule AC repair before operating it again.
Yes. Power outages and electrical surges during Northeast Ohio storms can affect capacitors, contactors, thermostats, circuit boards, and other AC components. Wind and heavy rain may also leave debris around the outdoor unit and restrict airflow. If your air conditioner stops working after a storm, check the thermostat and breaker once, but avoid repeatedly resetting the breaker. KW Lang can inspect the system and provide the necessary AC repair.
