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These are the issues homeowners call us about most often. If yours matches, we have seen it before and know how to fix it.
A complete loss of cooling usually points to compressor failure, a refrigerant charge that has dropped too low to sustain the cooling cycle, or a tripped safety switch shutting the system down. Running the unit in this state can cause additional damage to the compressor or expansion valve. We diagnose the root cause before recommending a repair path so nothing gets replaced unnecessarily.
When the air conditioner runs but the air at the vents is warm or only slightly cool, the most common causes are low refrigerant from a slow leak or an evaporator coil that is dirty enough to block heat transfer. Both conditions prevent the system from reaching the target temperature no matter how long it runs. We check refrigerant pressure, inspect the coil, and restore the system to full cooling capacity.
Short cycling, where the system turns on, runs briefly, and shuts off before the space cools, is often caused by a faulty thermostat reading, incorrect refrigerant pressure, or an overheating component triggering the high-limit switch. Left unchecked, short cycling puts excessive wear on the compressor and drives up electricity use. We identify which component is causing the short cycle and make the targeted repair.
Ice forming on the evaporator coil or the lines running to the outdoor unit is a sign that airflow is severely restricted or refrigerant pressure has dropped below the point where the coil can absorb heat properly. Operating a frozen system accelerates wear on the compressor and can push liquid refrigerant where only vapour should be. We restore airflow, check refrigerant levels, and address the source of the icing.
Mechanical noise during operation usually comes from a loose or failing blower fan, a worn motor bearing, debris caught in the outdoor condenser fan, or a failing compressor beginning to seize. Ignoring these sounds typically leads to a full component failure and a more expensive repair. We locate the source of the noise and replace or secure whatever is causing it.
The indoor air handler produces condensation during normal operation, but water pooling near the unit means the condensate drain line is blocked, the drain pan has cracked, or the evaporator coil has frozen and is now melting faster than the drain can handle. Water damage to the surrounding area can develop quickly if this is ignored. We clear the drain, inspect the pan, and check the coil to stop the leak at its source.
A significant increase in electricity costs during cooling months usually means the system is working harder than it should to reach the set temperature. Common causes include a dirty coil reducing heat transfer efficiency, a failing capacitor making the motor draw more current, or low refrigerant forcing the compressor to run longer cycles. We assess system efficiency and identify the component responsible for the increased load.
When the system operates normally but one or more rooms stay warm, the issue is usually airflow-related: blocked or undersized ducts, a dirty filter restricting supply air, or a damper stuck in the closed position. In some cases the evaporator coil is partially restricted, reducing the volume of conditioned air reaching the space. We test airflow at the registers and trace the restriction back to its source.
After a power outage or surge, an AC may fail to restart due to a tripped internal breaker, a safety lockout on the control board, or a capacitor damaged by the voltage fluctuation. Simply resetting the main breaker often does not clear the fault. We check the internal electrical path, reset any safety controls correctly, and verify the system is running safely before leaving.
I asked Gas Services Edmonton for their 313D certificate number before booking and the office had it ready within minutes. That kind of transparency made the decision easy compared to two other companies I called first.
Called three companies asking about insurance and licensing before this one. Gas Services Edmonton was the only one that answered every question directly instead of getting vague or defensive. Booked on the spot.
Had to wait on hold a little longer than expected to book, but once I got through the technician was thorough and clearly qualified. Would call again despite the initial wait.
Our last provider couldn't even tell us what a service visit included when asked directly. This technician walked through the entire checklist before starting and it was clear the difference in training right away.
Worried our system was too old or unusual a brand for most companies to handle properly. Gas Services Edmonton knew exactly what to check and had the right parts on hand for our specific model.
No surprise charges and no pressure to book immediately, just a clear explanation of what the visit would cost and why. Refreshing compared to the pushy sales calls I got from other local companies.
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