Stan’s Heating and Air Conditioning is prepared to diagnose and repair any issues with your HVAC system. We service all of Austin, Georgetown, and much of the surrounding areas. Our team of highly skilled and trained technicians roams the region daily, ready to be dispatched to homes in need. No matter the make, model, or type of AC unit, Stan’s is prepared to service it, quickly and efficiently.
North American Technical Excellence certification is one of the industry’s top certifications. Only the best technicians are certified. NATE certified technicians must maintain continuing education credits to stay current. Stan’s always has NATE certified technicians available to help diagnose the hardest problems.
Looking to repair your unit? Stan’s AC is currently offering a 10% off repairs promotion. The offer is valid on all makes and models, and all of our work is backed by our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.
Offer expires May 31, 2019
HVAC System DiagnosticStan’s technicians perform a 20-point diagnostic to pinpoint issues with your system. We check system static pressure for efficient airflow and we test the refrigerant circuit to ensure correct refrigerant levels. We check electrical circuits for suitable voltage and ampere draw. We examine the overall installation to make sure it was done without errors. We check what needs checking to enable us to do any necessary repairs.
All HVAC systems have drain lines that remove condensate produced by the evaporator coil. These lines can clog and humidity increases in the home. If not quickly addressed, water can seep into the home and cause damage. Mold and algae can also grow and cause musty odors.
HVAC systems have a few motors, at least one to run the compressor, one to run the outdoor fan, and another to run the indoor blower. If any of these motors malfunction the system will not operate properly.
HVAC systems use electric circuitry to control their various functions. While the simplest systems can only turn on and off, contemporary systems often have multiple-speed blowers, reversing valves for heat pumps, dehumidification functions, emergency heating elements, and more. Bad circuitry can completely disable a system and a circuit board replacement can be necessary to get the system working again.
Capacitors give motors a power boost to help them get moving. HVAC systems have several capacitors and each can potentially fail. A failed capacitor will prevent a motor from starting and all of a system’s motors must run for the cooling or heating to function properly.
HVAC systems operate with refrigerant in a closed-loop system. In theory, the amount of refrigerant in the system should remain constant for the life of the system. If, however, a leak develops somewhere in the refrigerant loop, refrigerant will be lost and the system will transfer heat less effectively. Finding the leak, repairing the leak, and replacing lost refrigerant is necessary to bring the system back to its full operating potential.
An HVAC system should distribute heating & cooling evenly throughout a house. If it’s not the duct system is likely damaged or poorly designed. Stan’s is equipped to analyze, repair, and rebuild duct systems to increase efficiency and effectiveness. Learn more about our expert airflow testing and ductwork repair services.
Call Stan’s at 512-929-9393 or fill out the form to schedule a free AC repair estimate.