There is nothing worse than hearing your AC unit running full blast on a hot Sorgho, KY afternoon, only to feel warm, humid air coming from the vents. This is the classic symptom of a refrigerant leak. We are your local AC repair specialists. We don't just "top off" the system and walk away; we find the source of the leak, repair it properly, and recharge your system to factory specifications so you stay cool for the long haul.
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Your air conditioner is a closed-loop system. Unlike gas in a car, it does not "use up" refrigerant (often called Freon or Puron). If your system is low, it means there is a leak. Continuing to run an AC with low refrigerant causes the compressor to overheat and eventually fail—turning a manageable repair into a complete system replacement. When you search for ac needs freon not cooling in Sorgho, KY, you need a technician who understands the thermodynamics of cooling, not just a salesperson.
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Finding a pinhole leak in a copper coil is like finding a needle in a haystack. We use advanced diagnostic tools to locate the issue with precision:
Once the leak is found—whether it’s a vibration crack in a copper line or a rusted evaporator coil—we present you with repair options. We perform skilled brazing repairs or component replacements. After the system is sealed, we perform a precision freon refill. We weigh in the exact amount of refrigerant required by the manufacturer, checking subcooling and superheat levels to ensure maximum efficiency.
Why is my AC blowing warm air?
Low refrigerant is the most common cause. When pressure drops, the indoor coil freezes up, blocking airflow, or the system simply cannot absorb heat from your home.^^
Can you just add Freon without fixing the leak?
We advise against this. "Topping and going" is a waste of your money because the refrigerant will just leak out again. It is also harmful to the environment. We prioritize fixing the leak first.^^
How often does my home AC need a recharge?
Ideally, never. Since it is a sealed system, it should retain its charge for the life of the unit. If you need a recharge, you have a mechanical failure that needs attention.^^
Do you handle R-22 (Old Freon) systems?
Yes, but R-22 is being phased out and is very expensive. We can repair these systems, but we may also provide a cost-benefit analysis on upgrading to a modern R-410A or R-454B system.^^
How much does a leak search cost?
We offer flat-rate pricing for diagnostic leak searches. We will let you know the cost upfront before we open our tool bag.
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If your AC is struggling, don't wait for the compressor to burn out. Let our experts find the leak and restore your cool air today.
Call for priority diagnostics: (833) 963-1661
"My AC froze up completely. I thought I needed a new unit. The technician found a small leak in the outdoor line, brazed it shut, and refilled it. Saved me thousands."
"Honest techs. Another company tried to sell me a new system. These guys did a nitrogen test, found the leak, and fixed it same-day. The house is freezing cold now!"
"I called them because my vents were blowing lukewarm air. They showed up on time, explained exactly what 'superheat' meant, and got my system running efficiently again."
Sorgho, Kentucky, originally named and known as Sorghotown, the boundaries of this unincorporated community were described in an order dated 12 May 1874, by Daviess County, Kentucky Judge Triplett, worded as follows: " Upon the application of ten voters to be effected by the change hereinafter specified; and it appearing to the Court right and proper that said change should be made; and further that the requirements of the law as to notice before application has been complied with, – it is therefore ordered that an additional voting precinct be and the same is hereby established in Daviess County (Kentucky), in District No. 1, to be called and known as 'Sorghotown Voting Place'...." The community was named for the Daviess County Sorgho Sugar Company which was formed there in 1868–'69 by Dr. J. Q. A. Stewart, J. Balee and E. Guthrie. that organized there in the winter of 1868–69 for the manufacturing of sorghum sugar. Once the factory was established the community began to develop.
Zip Codes in Sorgho, KY that we also serve: 42301
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