AC repair
Warm air from the vents, ice on the lines, water leaks, or a unit that won't start.
For
Heating and air conditioning repair and replacement
Tell us what's going on. We'll call or text to schedule a visit and give you repair or replacement options in writing.
- Repair and replacement options in writing
- No obligation
- Reply STOP anytime
Services
Heating repair
Furnaces, heat pumps, backup heat and thermostats.
Tune-ups
Seasonal maintenance for cooling and heating systems.
System replacement
Written options for new AC, heat pump and furnace systems.
Indoor air and ducts
Airflow, filters, humidity and duct problems.
Repair or replace
Central air conditioners and heat pumps typically last 12 to 17 years, and less in hot, humid climates. Furnaces often last longer. This is a rough guide. Your technician decides after seeing the system.
Repair is usually the better choice
Systems installed around 2010 or earlier may use R-22 refrigerant, which is no longer produced in the US. That can make leak repairs expensive.
Common problems by region
Climate affects what wears out first. Choose your region.
What fails
What to watch for
What the technician checks
What a tune-up covers
- Clean the outdoor coil
- Inspect the indoor coil
- Check refrigerant charge
- Test capacitor and contactor
- Flush the condensate drain line
- Check or replace the filter
- Check thermostat operation
- Run the heat pump in heating mode
- Check the defrost cycle
- Test backup heat
- Inspect furnace burners and ignition
- Check flue and carbon monoxide
- Check or replace the filter
- Test the thermostat
Book cooling maintenance in spring and heating maintenance in fall. We confirm what's included and the price before the visit.
How it works
Send your request
Tell us what's going on and enter your address.
We schedule a visit
We'll call or text to set a time. If we can't serve your area yet, we'll tell you.
Get written options
The technician inspects the system and gives you repair or replacement options in writing. You decide whether to go ahead.
Questions
Email support@steadyair.net if you don't see your question here.
Who will contact me?
Steadyair will call or text you at the number you give us. If you don't agree to calls and texts, we'll email you instead.
Is the visit free?
Sending a request is free. We confirm the price of a visit or tune-up before the technician comes out.
I rent. Can I still request service?
Yes. Landlords usually arrange and approve repairs, so check your lease first. If you're cleared to book, mention that you rent in the notes.
My heat or AC stopped today. Can someone come now?
Choose "No heat or cooling right now" in your request. We'll tell you how soon we can come.
If anyone in the home is unwell from heat or cold, call 911.
Do you offer financing?
Ask your technician about financing when you get replacement options.
What if you don't serve my area?
If we can't serve your area yet, we'll tell you.
How do I stop texts?
Reply STOP to any text. We'll stop contacting you about this request by text and phone. Reply HELP for help.
Book a service visit
Tell us what's going on. We'll call or text to schedule a visit and give you repair or replacement options in writing.