10 Capacitor Replacement
$265Installation of a new 10 Single Capacitor: 1. Turn off power & discharge capacitor 2. Remove old capacitor 3. Install new capacitor 4. Secure wiring connections 5. Restore power, test system & check electrical amps
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Heating & Air Conditioning
60 itemsService / Repairs
44 items25 Capacitor Replacement
$265Installation of a new 25 Single Capacitor: 1. Turn off power & discharge capacitor 2. Remove old capacitor 3. Install new capacitor 4. Secure wiring connections 5. Restore power, test system & check electrical amps
30 Capacitor Replacement
$265Installation of a new 30 Single Capacitor: 1. Turn off power & discharge capacitor 2. Remove old capacitor 3. Install new capacitor 4. Secure wiring connections 5. Restore power, test system & check electrical amps
30-5 Capacitor Replacement
$265Installation of a new 30-5 Dual Capacitor: 1. Turn off power & discharge capacitor 2. Remove old capacitor 3. Install new capacitor 4. Secure wiring connections 5. Restore power, test system & check electrical amps
35-5 Capacitor Replacement
$265Installation of a new 35-5 Dual Capacitor: 1. Turn off power & discharge capacitor 2. Remove old capacitor 3. Install new capacitor 4. Secure wiring connections 5. Restore power, test system & check electrical amps
40-5 Capacitor Replacement
$265Installation of a new 40-5 Dual Capacitor: 1. Turn off power & discharge capacitor 2. Remove old capacitor 3. Install new capacitor 4. Secure wiring connections 5. Restore power, test system & check electrical amps
45-5 Capacitor Replacement
$265Installation of a new 45-5 Dual Capacitor: 1. Turn off power & discharge capacitor 2. Remove old capacitor 3. Install new capacitor 4. Secure wiring connections 5. Restore power, test system & check electrical amps
5 Capacitor Replacement
$265Installation of a new 5 Single Capacitor: 1. Turn off power & discharge capacitor 2. Remove old capacitor 3. Install new capacitor 4. Secure wiring connections 5. Restore power, test system & check electrical amps
50-5 Capacitor Replacement
$275Installation of a new 50-5 Dual Capacitor: 1. Turn off power & discharge capacitor 2. Remove old capacitor 3. Install new capacitor 4. Secure wiring connections 5. Restore power, test system & check electrical amps
55-5 Capacitor Replacement
$275Installation of a new 55-5 Dual Capacitor: 1. Turn off power & discharge capacitor 2. Remove old capacitor 3. Install new capacitor 4. Secure wiring connections 5. Restore power, test system & check electrical amps
60-5 Capacitor Replacement
$275Installation of a new 60-5 Dual Capacitor: 1. Turn off power & discharge capacitor 2. Remove old capacitor 3. Install new capacitor 4. Secure wiring connections 5. Restore power, test system & check electrical amps
7.5 Capacitor Replacement
$265Installation of a new 7.5 Single Capacitor: 1. Turn off power & discharge capacitor 2. Remove old capacitor 3. Install new capacitor 4. Secure wiring connections 5. Restore power, test system & check electrical amps
70-5 Capacitor Replacement
$280Installation of a new 70-5 Dual Capacitor: 1. Turn off power & discharge capacitor 2. Remove old capacitor 3. Install new capacitor 4. Secure wiring connections 5. Restore power, test system & check electrical amps
70-7.5 Capacitor Replacement
$275Installation of a new 70-7.5 Dual Capacitor: 1. Turn off power & discharge capacitor 2. Remove old capacitor 3. Install new capacitor 4. Secure wiring connections 5. Restore power, test system & check electrical amps
80-5 Capacitor Replacement
$280Installation of a new 80-5 Dual Capacitor: 1. Turn off power & discharge capacitor 2. Remove old capacitor 3. Install new capacitor 4. Secure wiring connections 5. Restore power, test system & check electrical amps
80-7.5 Capacitor Replacement
$280Installation of a new 80-7.5 Dual Capacitor: 1. Turn off power & discharge capacitor 2. Remove old capacitor 3. Install new capacitor 4. Secure wiring connections 5. Restore power, test system & check electrical amps
Accumulator Install
Contact for pricingThe technician inspected the system and found the the accumulator metering device is no longer working. The accumulator must be replaced. 1. Turn off power and discharge the system – Ensure the system is powered off and refrigerant is properly evacuated. 2. Remove the old accumulator – Locate the accumulator, disconnect the refrigerant lines, and remove any clamps or mounting brackets. 3. Inspect the system – Check for debris, leaks, or damage in the surrounding components before installing the new accumulator. 4. Install the new accumulator – Place the new accumulator, reconnect the refrigerant lines, and secure it with mounting brackets. 5. Vacuum and recharge the system – Vacuum the system to remove air and moisture, then recharge it with refrigerant. 6. Test the system – Turn the system on and check for proper operation and any leaks. Warranty: ➢ 1 Year Warranty on Brazing ➢ No Warranty on Refrigerant
Blower Motor Install
$710Blower Motor Installation: 1. Shut off power at the breaker and verify no voltage is present 2. Disconnect wiring and remove the blower assembly from the unit 3. Detach the old blower motor and inspect the wheel and housing for debris or damage 4. Install the new blower motor, securing it properly and aligning the wheel correctly 5. Reconnect wiring, ensuring tight and secure connections 6. Restore power, test system operation, and verify proper amperage and airflow
Compressor Install
Contact for pricingInstallation of a new compressor: 1. Shut off power at the breaker and discharge the capacitor 2. Recover refrigerant if needed 3. Disconnect wiring and remove the old compressor 4. Install the new compressor, securing it properly to the mounting base 5. Reconnect wiring and braze refrigerant lines 6. Perform a vacuum pull to remove moisture and contaminants from the system 7. Recharge the system with the correct refrigerant type and amount 8. Restore power, test system operation, and verify proper amperage and pressures
Condensation Pump Install
$615Condensation Pump Installation: - Turn off the power to the HVAC system. - Select a suitable location near the HVAC system for the pump. - Place the Condensate Pump on a stable, level surface. - Cut and prepare a 3/8" copper line set for the condensate drain. - Braze the 3/8" copper drain line to the evaporator coil or furnace drain outlet. - Allow the brazed joint to cool, then inspect for a proper seal. - Connect 3/8" discharge tubing from the pump’s outlet to a proper drain location. - Ensure the discharge tubing is secured and properly sloped for drainage. - Plug the condensate pump into a nearby power outlet. - Turn on the HVAC system. - Test the pump by pouring water into the reservoir to ensure it activates and drains properly. - Verify proper operation and check for leaks.
Condenser Fan Motor Install
$685Condenser Fan Motor Replacement: 1. Turn off the power to the HVAC system. 2. Remove the access panel to the condenser unit. 3. Disconnect the fan motor wires from the capacitor and contactor. 4. Remove the fan blade by loosening the set screw. 5. Unscrew and remove the old fan motor from the fan grille. 6. Mount the new fan motor onto the fan grille. 7. Reattach the fan blade, ensuring proper alignment. 8. Reconnect the fan motor wires to the capacitor and contactor. 9. Secure the access panel back in place. 10. Turn the power back on to the system. 11. Test the unit to ensure the fan motor is operating correctly. Warranty: ➢ 45 Day Labor Warranty ➢1 Year Parts Warranty
Contactor Install
$265Contactor Replacement: 1. Turn off the power to the HVAC system. 2. Remove the access panel to the electrical compartment. 3. Disconnect the wires from the old contactor. 4. Remove the old contactor by loosening the mounting screws. 5. Install the new contactor. 6. Reconnect the wires to the corresponding terminals. 7. Secure the access panel back in place. 8. Turn the power back on to the system. 9. Test the system to ensure the contactor is functioning properly.
Control Board Install
Contact for pricingControl Board Replacement: 1. Turn off power to the HVAC system. 2. Remove the access panel to reach the control board. 3. Take a photo or label wires for reference. 4. Disconnect all wiring and mounting screws from the old board. 5. Remove the old control board. 6. Mount the new control board and reconnect all wiring. 7. Double-check connections and restore power. 8. Test the system to ensure proper operation. Warranty: ➢ 1 Year Labor Warranty
Disconnect Box Installation
$225Installation of new Disconnect Box 1. Shut off power at the main breaker and verify no voltage is present 2. Disconnect wiring and remove the old disconnect box, inspecting for damage 3. Mount and secure the new disconnect box, ensuring proper alignment 4. Reconnect wiring to the appropriate terminals and tighten all connections 5. Restore power, test system operation, and verify proper voltage and amperage levels
Dual Capacitor Installation
$265Installation of a new Dual Capacitor: 1. Turn off power & discharge capacitor 2. Remove old capacitor 3. Install new capacitor 4. Secure wiring connections 5. Restore power, test system & check electrical amps
Filter Base Install 20x20
$850Installation of a 20x20 filter base 1. The technician found that the system did not have a filter base. The filter base houses the filter. 2. The filter base holds the filter in place to prevent debris from accumulating in the evaporator coil. 3.The technician to install a new filter base. The full inside unit must be removed. Then the filter base will be secured and after the system can be reinstalled.
Flush Drain Lines Service
$125Flush Drain Lines: 1. Turn off power to the HVAC system. 2. Locate the condensate drain line and access the cleanout or drain connection. 3. Disconnect the drain line if necessary for access. 4. Flush the drain line using water or approved cleaning solution. 5. Use a wet/dry vacuum at the termination point if needed to clear blockage. 6. Repeat flushing until water flows freely through the line. 7. Reconnect all drain line connections securely. 8. Verify proper slope and drainage path. 9. Pour water into the drain pan to confirm proper flow and operation. 10. Restore power and check system operation.
Hard Start Kit Install
$275Hard Start Kit Installation (The Hard Start Device is an electrical component that provides a power boost to help start up the compressor): 1. Turn off power to the HVAC unit. 2. Access the condensing unit’s electrical compartment. 3. Mount the hard start kit inside the electrical compartment. 4. Connect the hard start kit leads to the compressor’s start and run terminals as per manufacturer specifications. 5. Secure all wiring and close the electrical panel. 6. Restore power and test system startup to ensure improved compressor performance.
In-Depth Leak Search
$545In-Depth Leak Search: 1. Turn off power to the HVAC system. 2. Inspect the entire system for visible signs of oil stains, corrosion, or refrigerant residue. 3. Pressurize the system with nitrogen to the appropriate test pressure. 4. Monitor pressure readings for any drop indicating a leak. 5. Use electronic leak detector to scan all refrigerant lines, coils, and brazed joints. 6. Apply soap solution to suspected areas to confirm leak location. 7. Inspect evaporator coil, condenser coil, service valves, and all fittings. 8. Check TXV, pressure switches, and line set connections thoroughly. 9. Isolate sections of the system if needed to narrow down leak location. 10. Document all findings and pinpoint leak source(s). 11. Repair or recommend repair based on severity and location of leak. 12. Retest system after repair to confirm no further leaks are present.
Leak Search Service (Level 1)
$125The technician found the system was leaking refrigerant. The technician conducted a Level 1 leak search and found the refrigerant was leaking from the _. The level 1 leak search includes a visual inspection of the system and an electronic search using a refrigerant leak detector device. An estimate will be sent for the replacement of the _.
Leak Search Service (Level 2)
$275The technician found the system was leaking refrigerant. The technician conducted a Level 2 leak search and found the refrigerant was leaking from the _. The Level 2 leak search includes up to 1 pounds of refrigerant, nitrogen, and the necessary labor to complete the Level 2 inspection. An estimate will be sent for the replacement of the _.
Leak Stop Treatment (Level 1)
$275The technician completed Level 1 Leak Stop Treatment. 1. Turn off power to the HVAC system. 2. Connect service gauges to the system. 3. Inject leak stop treatment into the low side of the system. 4. Run the system to allow the product to circulate through the refrigerant circuit. 5. Monitor system pressures and operation during runtime. 6. If the leak persists a replacement may be necessary for the leaking component or the complete system. Note: - Does not include refrigerant recharge - Does not include pressure testing - Leak location is not identified or repaired - No guarantee of complete leak seal; intended as a temporary solution
Leak Stop Treatment (Level 2)
$585The technician completed Level 2 Leak Stop Treatment. 1. Turn off power to the HVAC system. 2. Connect service gauges to the system. 3. Verify current refrigerant pressure and system condition. 4. Recharge the system with the required refrigerant if needed. 5. Inject leak stop treatment into the low side of the system. 6. Run the system to allow the product to circulate through the refrigerant circuit. 7. Monitor system pressures and operation during runtime. 8. Allow sufficient time for the treatment to circulate and seal minor leaks. 9. Recheck refrigerant pressures for stabilization. 10. Verify proper cooling/heating operation of the system. 11. If the leak persists a replacement may be necessary for the leaking component or complete system. Note: - Leak stop treatment is a temporary solution and is not guaranteed to fully seal all leaks.
Low Pressure Switch Installation
Contact for pricingLow Pressure Switch Replacement: 1. Turn off the power to the HVAC system. 2. Recover the refrigerant from the system. 3. Locate the low pressure switch, typically installed on the suction line or near the compressor. 4. Disconnect the electrical connector from the low pressure switch. 5. Remove the old switch using a wrench or appropriate tool. 6. Install the new low pressure switch onto the service port or fitting. 7. Reconnect the electrical connector to the new switch. 8. Evacuate the system with a vacuum pump. 9. Recharge the system with the correct type and amount of refrigerant. 10. Restore power to the system. 11. Test the unit to verify proper operation and ensure the switch is functioning correctly.
Reme Halo Installation
$889RGF Reme Halo In-Duct Air Purifier, 110 VAC, Aluminum/Polymer The award winning REME HALO in-duct air purifier is the next generation of indoor air quality (IAQ) technology and capable of purifying every cubic in of air that your central air conditioning system reaches. Designed to eliminate sick building syndrome risks by reducing odors and air pollutants, the REME HALO in-duct air purifier is the best solution for whole house and building air purification.
Safety Condensate Switch Installation
$275Installation of a New Safety Condensate Detection Device: 1. Turn off power – Shut off the power to the HVAC system. 2. Select installation location – Place the wet switch in the condensate pan or near any area prone to water accumulation. 3. Connect wiring – Wire the wet switch to the HVAC system's control circuit. 4. Secure the switch – Mount the wet switch securely in place, ensuring the sensor is properly positioned to detect water. 5. Test the switch – Turn the power back on and pour a small amount of water to check that the switch shuts down the HVAC unit when water is detected.
Service Call
$85Service Call Fee
Service Call Fee (Austin)
$125Service Call Fee
Service Call Fee (Boerne, New Braunfels, San Marcos)
$95Service Call Fee
Technician Inspection
$85The technician inspected the system and found
Thermostat Installation
$215Installation of a new non programable digital thermostat. 1. Turn Off Power & Remove Old Thermostat 2. Install Thermostats Mounting Cap 3. Connect Wires to New Thermostat 4. Attach Thermostat & Restore Power 5. Verify Operation & Cleanup
Thermostat Wire Replacement Service
$90Thermostat Wire Replacement The technician inspected the system and found that the wire going from the inside unit to the thermostat is bad and needs to be replaced. The technician removed the old thermostat wire that goes from the inside unit to the thermostat and replaced it with a brand new wire. The technician then tested the thermostat to assure the wire was installed correctly.
Transformer Install
$250Transformer Replacement: 1. Turn off power to the HVAC system. 2. Locate and disconnect the low-voltage and high-voltage wiring from the old transformer. 3. Remove the old transformer from its mounting location. 4. Mount the new transformer securely in place. 5. Connect the high-voltage and low-voltage wires to the corresponding terminals on the new transformer. 6. Double-check wiring connections for accuracy and safety. 7. Restore power to the system. 8. Test for correct voltage output and verify system operation.
TXV Installation
$750Thermostatic Expansion Valve (TXV) Installation 1. Recover refrigerant from the unit 2. Remove the Old TXV 3. Install the New TXV 4. Evacuate the System: Use a vacuum pump to evacuate the system to remove any moisture and air. 5. Recharge the system with refrigerant 6. Ensure the unit operates correctly. ➢ 1 Year Warranty On Brazing
Install / Replacements
10 itemsCharger Water Softener Install
$3,300Charger Brand Water Softener Installation: 1. Turn off the water supply to the home. 2. Select a location for the water softener near the main water supply line, ensuring proper drainage for the backwash cycle. 3. Cut the main water line where the softener will be installed using a pipe cutter. 4. Install the bypass valve on the water softener following the manufacturer’s instructions. 5. Connect the inlet and outlet ports of the water softener to the water supply lines using appropriate fittings. 6. Install the drain line from the water softener to a suitable drain or standpipe. 7. Add the recommended amount of water softener salt to the brine tank. 8. Connect the power supply to the water softener unit. 9. Turn on the water supply and check for leaks at the inlet, outlet, and drain connections. 10. Set the water softener regeneration cycle and hardness settings per manufacturer guidelines. 11. Test the system to ensure proper water flow and softening function. 12. Check the brine tank and salt levels and adjust as needed.
Evaporator Coil Install
Contact for pricingTon Evaporator Coil Installation: 1. Turn off power to the HVAC system. 2. Shut off the refrigerant supply and recover the refrigerant. 3. Disconnect the refrigerant lines. 4. Remove paneling to access the coil. 5. Remove the old evaporator coil. 6. Position the new evaporator coil in the same location. 7. Reconnect the refrigerant lines to the new coil. 8. Transition and seal the plenum. 9. Perform a leak check on all connections. 10. Recharge the system with the correct amount of refrigerant. 11. Turn the power back on to the system. 12. Test the system to ensure proper operation. Warranty: ➢ 1 Year Labor Warranty On Brazing ➢ 10 Year Parts Warranty On Evaporator Coil
Evaporator Coil Replacement
Contact for pricingTon Evaporator Coil Replacement: 1. Turn off the power to the HVAC system. 2. Shut off the refrigerant supply and recover the refrigerant. 3. Disconnect the refrigerant lines from the evaporator coil. 4. Remove the access panel to the evaporator coil. 5. Slide out the old evaporator coil from the housing. 6. Position the new evaporator coil in the same location. 7. Reconnect the refrigerant lines to the new coil. 8. Perform a leak check on all connections. 9. Recharge the system with the correct amount of refrigerant. 10. Reinstall the access panel. 11. Turn the power back on to the system. 12. Test the furnace and AC to ensure proper operation. Warranty: ➢ 1 Year Labor Warranty On Brazing ➢ 10 Year Parts Warranty On Evaporator Coil
Fur Down Install
Contact for pricingReplacement of a First Company R454B/410A??? Fur Down Air Handler: 1. Turn off power to the system. 2. Recover refrigerant from the existing system. 3. Disconnect refrigerant lines, electrical wiring, and drain line from both units. 4. Remove the old bathroom fur down unit. 5. Install the new bathroom fur down unit in the existing location. 6. Braze new refrigerant lines or reconnect existing ones. 7. Pressure test with nitrogen, then evacuate the system. 8. Reconnect electrical wiring and drain line. 9. Recharge the system with the correct refrigerant. 10. Restore power and test the system to verify proper operation. Warranty: ➢ 1 Year Warranty On Labor ➢ No Warranty On Refrigerant
Gas System Install
Contact for pricingInstallation of a Carrier _ Ton SEER2 Single Stage Gas Heat AC System (R-454B) 1. _ Ton SEER2 Residential Condensing Unit 2. _ Ton Evaporator Coil 3. Gas Furnace 4. Non-Programmable Thermostat 5. Safety Condensate Detector 6. Dispose of Old System 7. Pre-Installation Assessment: Verify site readiness and inspect the space for proper equipment placement. 8. Equipment Installation: Install the AC unit and secure all necessary components. 9. Electrical Connections: Connect the unit to the electrical system, ensuring compliance with safety standards. 10. System Configuration: Set up the heating system. 11. Thermostat Programming: Program thermostat to ensure efficient system operation. 12. Final Testing: Conduct thorough testing to verify the units' heating and cooling functionalities. Warranty: ➢ 10 Year Limited Manufacturer Parts Warranty ➢ 1 Year Labor Warranty on Repairs ➢ No warranty on Refrigerant
Heat Pump Installation
Contact for pricingInstallation of a Carrier __ Ton SEER2 Single Stage Heat Pump (R-454B) 1. _ Ton SEER2 Heat Pump Residential Condensing Unit 2. _ Ton Residential Fan Coil 3. _KW 208-230V HEAT KIT 4. Non-Programmable Thermostat 5. Safety Condensate Detector 6. Dispose of Old System 7. Pre-Installation Assessment: Verify site readiness and inspect the space for proper equipment placement. 8. Equipment Installation: Install the AC unit and secure all necessary components. 9. Electrical Connections: Connect the unit to the electrical system, ensuring compliance with safety standards. 10. System Configuration: Set up the heating system. 11. Thermostat Programming: Program thermostat to ensure efficient system operation. 12. Final Testing: Conduct thorough testing to verify the units' heating and cooling functionalities. Warranty: ➢ 10 Year Limited Manufacturer Parts Warranty ➢ 1 Year Labor Warranty on Repairs ➢ No warranty on Refrigerant
Mini Split Install
Contact for pricingPreliminary Estimate For The Installation of a Ductless _ Ton High Wall Indoor Mini Split System: - Ductless _K High Wall Indoor Heat Pump Unit - Ductless _K Single Zone Heat Pump Condenser (R32 or R454b) - Copper Line Set & Cable Wire - Condensate Pump - Composite Slab * Mount the indoor air handler securely on the selected wall or ceiling. * Install the outdoor condenser on a level surface with proper clearances. * Run and braze the refrigerant line set between indoor and outdoor units. * Pressure test with nitrogen, then evacuate the system. * Connect communication and power wiring per manufacturer specs. * Install the condensate drain line with correct slope. * Restore power, start the system, and test in both cooling and heating modes. * Verify refrigerant charge, airflow, and overall performance. Warranty: ➢ 10 Year Manufactures Limited Warranty On Parts ➢ 1 Year Warranty on Labor ➢ No Warranty For Refrigerant Note: - Prior to installation, location needs to be determined for where the inside and outside units will be mounted. - Prior to installation, a certified electrician needs to install a disconnect box where the outside unit will be located. AC American Air does not specialize in running high voltage electrical wire. - A certified electrician must install a 120V outlet near the unit prior to installation.
Straight Cool Install
Contact for pricingInstallation of a Carrier _ Ton Single Stage Straight Cool AC System (R-454B) 1. _ Ton SEER2 Straight Cool Residential Condensing Unit 2. _ Ton Residential Fan Coil 3. _ KW HEAT KIT 4. Non-Programmable Thermostat 5. Safety Condensate Detector 6. Dispose of Old System 7. Pre-Installation Assessment: Verify site readiness and inspect the space for proper equipment placement. 8. Equipment Installation: Install the AC unit and secure all necessary components. 9. Electrical Connections: Connect the unit to the electrical system, ensuring compliance with safety standards. 10. System Configuration: Set up the heating system. 11. Thermostat Programming: Program thermostat to ensure efficient system operation. 12. Final Testing: Conduct thorough testing to verify the units' heating and cooling functionalities. Warranty: ➢ 10 Year Limited Manufacturer Parts Warranty ➢ 1 Year Labor Warranty on Repairs ➢ No Warranty On Refrigerant
Wall Mounted Air Handler Install
Contact for pricingInstallation of a First Co. _ Ton Wall Mounted Air Handler w/ _KW Heat kit: 1. Turn off power to the system. 2. Disconnect refrigerant lines, electrical wiring, and condensate drain from the existing unit. 3. Remove the old air handler from the wall bracket. 4. Install the new wall bracket if required. 5. Mount the new air handler securely on the wall. 6. Braze refrigerant lines to the new unit and connect control wiring. 7. Connect the condensate drain line with proper slope. 8. Restore power and test the system for proper operation. Warranty: ➢ 1 Year Manufactures Parts Warranty ➢ 1 Year Installation Warranty ➢ No Warranty On Refrigerant
Wall Mounted Unit and Fur Down Apartment Install
Contact for pricingReplacement of a First Company _ Ton Wall-Mounted Condensing Unit and Fur Down Air Handler: 1. Turn off power to the system. 2. Recover refrigerant from the existing system. 3. Disconnect refrigerant lines, electrical wiring, and drain line from both units. 4. Remove the old wall-mounted condensing unit and bathroom fur down unit. 5. Install the new bathroom fur down unit in the existing location. 6. Mount the new condensing unit on the existing wall brackets or install new ones if needed. 7. Run and braze new refrigerant lines or reconnect existing ones if in good condition. 8. Pressure test with nitrogen, then evacuate the system. 9. Reconnect electrical wiring and drain line. 10. Recharge the system with the correct refrigerant. 11. Restore power and test the system to verify proper operation. Warranty: ➢ 1 Year Warranty On Parts ➢ 1 Year Warranty On Labor ➢ No Warranty On Refrigerant
Maintenance / Add-ons
6 items1 Year Maintenance Agreement
$160Maintenance Agreement Spring Visit: ➢ Standard Cleaning for Coils ➢ Standard Cleaning for Blower Wheels ➢ Check All Electrical Components ➢ Replace Air Filters (if provided by owner) ➢ Flush Drain Lines ➢ Clean Drain Pans ➢ Measure Refrigerant Levels ➢ Check for Leaks and Overflows ➢ Check For Any Repairs ➢ Preset Maintenance Schedule Maintenance Agreement Winter Visit: ➢ Standard Cleaning for Coils ➢ Standard Cleaning for Blower Wheels ➢ Check All Electrical Components ➢ Replace Air Filters (if provided by owner) ➢ Flush Drain Lines ➢ Clean Drain Pans ➢ Measure Refrigerant Levels ➢ Check for Leaks and Overflows ➢ Check For Any Repairs ➢ Preset Maintenance Schedule Note: If maintenance agreement appointments are not scheduled within the year they are purchased, the maintenance agreement will be forfeited. However, AC American Air will attempt to contact the customer multiple times before this occurs.
Condenser Coil Cleaning Service
$165Condenser Coil Deep Cleaning The technician inspected the unit and found that the condenser coil was excessively dirty and needs to be deep cleaned. The technician removed the blower wheel and assembly and deep cleaned the coil with coil cleaning liquid and water.
Evaporator Coil Cleaning Service
$450Evaporator Coil Cleaning (Complete Removal): 1. Turn off the power to the HVAC system. 2. Recover the refrigerant from the system. 3. Disconnect the refrigerant lines from the evaporator coil. 4. Detach the drain line from the drain pan. 5. Remove any mounting screws or brackets securing the coil. 6. Carefully slide out the evaporator coil from the housing. 7. Take the coil to a suitable cleaning area. 8. Use a soft brush to remove loose debris from the coil fins. 9. Apply coil cleaner thoroughly to both sides of the coil. 10. Rinse the coil with water until all cleaner and debris are removed. 11. Allow the coil to fully dry before reinstalling. 12. Reinstall the coil into the housing and secure with brackets or screws. 13. Reconnect the refrigerant lines and drain line. 14. Perform a leak check and recharge the system with the correct amount of refrigerant. 15. Reinstall the access panel. 16. Turn the power back on and test the system to confirm proper operation.
Fresh-Aire UV Light Install
$450Fresh-Aire Blue-Tube UV Light, 18 - 32 VAC, 15 Inch Length The patented Blue-Tube UV is popular because it works. It’s the simple, safe, and effective way to keep the HVAC system clean and improve indoor air quality. The powerful UVC light neutralizes germs continuously and is known for its reliability, ease of installation, innovative features and quality components.
Spring Full Maintenance
$109Spring Maintenance Visit: ➢ Standard Cleaning for Coils ➢ Standard Cleaning for Blower Wheels ➢ Check All Electrical Components ➢ Replace Air Filters (if provided by owner) ➢ Flush Drain Lines ➢ Clean Drain Pans ➢ Measure Refrigerant Levels ➢ Check for Leaks and Overflows ➢ Check For Any Repairs ➢ Preset Maintenance Schedule
Winter Full Maintenance
$109Winter Maintenance Visit: ➢ Standard Cleaning for Coils ➢ Standard Cleaning for Blower Wheels ➢ Check All Electrical Components ➢ Replace Air Filters (if provided by owner) ➢ Flush Drain Lines ➢ Clean Drain Pans ➢ Measure Refrigerant Levels ➢ Check for Leaks and Overflows ➢ Check For Any Repairs ➢ Preset Maintenance Schedule
Plumbing
22 itemsService / Repairs
12 itemsPlumbing Inspection
$85The Plumber inspected the __ and found
Shower Valve Replacement
$740Shower Valve Replacement: 1. Turn off the water supply to the shower. 2. Remove the handle, trim plate, and any decorative components. 3. Cut open the wall as needed to access the valve body. 4. Disconnect the hot and cold water lines from the existing valve. 5. Remove the old shower valve. 6. Install the new shower valve and secure it in place. 7. Connect the hot and cold water lines to the new valve. 8. Turn the water on briefly to check for leaks. 9. Close the wall or install a service panel if applicable. 10. Reinstall the trim plate, handle, and showerhead. 11. Turn the water supply back on and test for proper operation and temperature control.
Sink Auger Service
$125Sink Auger Service: 1. Inspect the sink drain to confirm a blockage. 2. Remove the P-trap if necessary for better access. 3. Insert the auger cable into the drain opening. 4. Rotate the auger handle to break up or retrieve the clog. 5. Continue augering until the obstruction is cleared. 6. Remove the auger and clean any debris from the line. 7. Reinstall the P-trap if it was removed. 8. Run water to verify proper drainage. 9. Check for leaks at all connections. 10. Clean and restore the work area.
Sprinkler Backflow Preventer Valve Service / Replacement
$694Sprinkler Backflow Preventer Valve Service / Replacement: 1. Turn off the main water supply to the irrigation system. 2. Open test cocks or valves to relieve pressure in the backflow preventer. 3. Inspect the existing backflow preventer for damage or leaks. 4. Disconnect unions or couplings from the existing unit. 5. Remove the old backflow preventer (if replacing). 6. Install the new backflow preventer in the correct flow direction. 7. Secure all connections and ensure proper alignment. 8. Slowly turn the water supply back on. 9. Check for leaks at all fittings and joints. 10. Test operation of the backflow preventer and verify proper water flow to irrigation zones. 11. Close test ports and clean up the work area.
Toilet Acid Treatment Service
$100Toilet Acid Treatment: 1. Turn off the water supply to the toilet. 2. Flush the toilet to drain most of the water from the bowl. 3. Use a plunger or vacuum to remove any remaining water, if necessary. 4. Carefully pour Bowl Buster acid cleaner into the toilet bowl, following the manufacturer’s instructions for amount. 5. Allow the acid to sit and work on mineral deposits and stains for the recommended amount of time. 6. Use a toilet brush to scrub the bowl thoroughly, focusing on stained or scaled areas. 7. Flush the toilet several times to rinse out the acid completely. 8. Turn the water supply back on. 9. Check for proper flushing and confirm the bowl is clean and clear. ***DUE TO THE CONDITION OF THE TOILET, THE ACID TREATMENT MAY NOT FULLY RESOLVE THE SLOW FLUSH ISSUE.***
Toilet Auger Service
$95Toilet Auger Service: 1. Inspect the toilet to confirm a clog is present. 2. Lay down protective coverings around the work area. 3. Insert the toilet auger into the bowl drain opening. 4. Rotate the auger handle to break up or retrieve the blockage. 5. Continue augering until the obstruction is cleared. 6. Remove the auger carefully to avoid splashing. 7. Flush the toilet to verify proper drainage. 8. Repeat the process if necessary to fully clear the line. 9. Clean and sanitize the work area.
Toilet Installation (Elongated)
$571Installation of a KOHLER Single Flush Elongated Chair Height Toilet in White with Soft Close Seat. 1. Turn Off Water & Drain Toilet – Shut off the supply valve, flush to empty the tank, and remove any remaining water with a sponge. 2. Disconnect Water Supply Line – Detach the water supply line from the tank. 3. Remove Old Toilet – Unbolt the toilet from the flange and carefully lift it off. 4. Clean & Inspect the Flange – Remove old wax, check the flange for damage, and prep for the new toilet. 5. Install New Wax Ring – Position a new wax ring on the flange to create a proper seal. 6. Set & Secure the New Toilet – Lower the toilet onto the flange, align bolts, and tighten evenly to secure. 7. Reconnect Water Supply Line – Attach the supply line and ensure a tight, leak-free connection. 8. Test for Leaks & Adjust– Turn the water back on, flush, and check for leaks around the base and supply line. 9. Seal & Final Cleanup – Apply caulk (if needed), dispose of the old toilet, and clean the work area.
Toilet Installation (Round)
$583Installation of a KOHLER Single Flush ROUND Chair Height Toilet in White with Soft Close Seat. 1. Turn Off Water & Drain Toilet – Shut off the supply valve, flush to empty the tank, and remove any remaining water with a sponge. 2. Disconnect Water Supply Line – Detach the water supply line from the tank. 3. Remove Old Toilet – Unbolt the toilet from the flange and carefully lift it off. 4. Clean & Inspect the Flange – Remove old wax, check the flange for damage, and prep for the new toilet. 5. Install New Wax Ring – Position a new wax ring on the flange to create a proper seal. 6. Set & Secure the New Toilet – Lower the toilet onto the flange, align bolts, and tighten evenly to secure. 7. Reconnect Water Supply Line – Attach the supply line and ensure a tight, leak-free connection. 8. Test for Leaks & Adjust– Turn the water back on, flush, and check for leaks around the base and supply line. 9. Seal & Final Cleanup – Apply caulk (if needed), dispose of the old toilet, and clean the work area.
Toilet Rebuild
$175Toilet Rebuild (flapper, fill valve, supply line): 1. Turn off the water supply to the toilet. 2. Flush the toilet to drain most of the water from the tank. 3. Remove the tank lid and soak up any remaining water with a sponge or towel. 4. Disconnect the supply line from the bottom of the tank. 5. Remove the old fill valve from the tank. 6. Install the new fill valve and adjust the float level as needed. 7. Unhook the chain from the flush handle lever. 8. Disconnect the old flapper from the overflow tube. 9. Lightly sand the flapper seat to ensure a smooth sealing surface. 10. Attach the new flapper to the overflow tube. 11. Connect the chain to the flush handle lever with slight slack. 12. Replace the toilet’s supply line with a new one. 13. Reconnect the supply line to the tank and tighten all fittings. 14. Turn the water supply back on and allow the tank to fill. 15. Test flush the toilet and check for leaks or issues. 16. Adjust components if necessary to ensure proper operation.
Tub Auger Service (In addition to toilet)
$35Tub Auger Service: 1. Inspect the tub drain to confirm a clog is present. 2. Remove the drain cover or stopper. 3. Lay down protective coverings around the work area. 4. Insert the auger into the drain opening. 5. Rotate the auger handle to break up or retrieve the blockage. 6. Continue augering until the obstruction is cleared. 7. Remove the auger carefully. 8. Run water to verify proper drainage. 9. Reinstall the drain cover or stopper. 10. Clean and sanitize the work area.
Washer and Dryer Drain Auger Service
$125Washer and Dryer Drain Auger Service: 1. Inspect the washer drain line and/or standpipe to confirm a clog is present. 2. Unplug the washer (and dryer if applicable nearby) for safety. 3. Lay down protective coverings around the work area. 4. Disconnect the washer drain hose from the standpipe or drain connection. 5. Insert the auger into the drain line or standpipe opening. 6. Rotate the auger handle to break up or retrieve the blockage. 7. Continue augering until the obstruction is fully cleared. 8. Remove the auger carefully and clean any debris. 9. Reconnect the washer drain hose securely. 10. Run a test drain cycle to confirm proper drainage. 11. Check for leaks at all connections. 12. Clean and restore the work area.
Water Heater Flush (Add On)
$45Water Heater Flush: 1. Turn off power to the water heater (breaker for electric or gas control setting for gas unit). 2. Turn off the cold water supply valve to the water heater. 3. Connect a hose to the drain valve and run it to a suitable drain location. 4. Open a hot water faucet in the home to relieve pressure. 5. Open the drain valve and allow the tank to fully drain. 6. Flush the tank by briefly turning on the cold water supply to stir up sediment. 7. Repeat flushing until water runs clear from the drain hose. 8. Close the drain valve and remove the hose. 9. Reopen the cold water supply to refill the tank. 10. Once full, close the open hot water faucet. 11. Restore power or relight the gas water heater. 12. Verify proper operation and check for leaks.
Install / Replacements
10 items40 Gallon ELECTRIC Water Heater installation
$1,475Installation of a 40-Gallon Rheem Electric Water Heater. The installation includes complete removal and disposal of the old unit, installation of the new unit with proper plumbing connections, installation of an expansion tank, installation of an anti-siphon valve, installation of a drain pan water sensing alarm and final testing to ensure proper functionality. Warranty: ➢ 6 Year Manufactures Warranty ➢ 1 Year Labor Warranty
50 Gallon Gas Water Heater Install
$2,705Installation of a 50-Gallon Rheem Gas Water Heater: The installation includes complete removal and disposal of the old unit, installation of the new gas unit with proper gas and plumbing connections, installation of an expansion tank, installation of an antisiphon valve, installation of a drain pan with a water sensing alarm, connection of the flue venting system, and final testing to ensure proper functionality and safe operation. Warranty: ➢ 6 Year Manufactures Warranty ➢ 1 Year Labor Warranty
Cartridge Install
Contact for pricingCartridge Replacement 1. Turn off the water supply. 2. Remove the faucet handle. 3. Take off the decorative cover. 4. Loosen and remove the cartridge nut. 5. Remove the old faucet cartridge. 6. Prepare the new cartridge. 7. Install the new cartridge into the valve body. 8. Reattach the cartridge nut and tighten it. 9. Reinstall the faucet handle. 10. Turn the water supply back on and check for leaks.
Expansion Tank Install
$225Expansion Tank Installation: 1. Turn off the water supply. 2. Relieve pressure. 3. Disconnect the old expansion tank. 4. Apply Teflon tape or pipe dope to the new tank’s threads. 5. Install the new expansion tank onto the cold water line or designated connection. 6. Ensure the tank is securely tightened. 7. Turn the water supply back on. 8. Check for leaks at all connections.
Faucet Install
$350New Faucet Installation 1. Turn off the water supply. 2. Disconnect the water supply lines. 3. Loosen and remove the mounting nuts. 4. Lift out the old faucet. 5. Clean the sink surface. 6. Insert the new faucet into the mounting holes. 7. Secure the faucet with mounting nuts. 8. Reconnect the water supply lines. 9. Turn the water supply back on and check for leaks. 10. Test the faucet for proper operation.
Garbage Disposal Install Badger 5
$295Replacement of existing garbage disposal with a new Badger 5, 1/2 HP Continuous Feed Kitchen Garbage Disposal, Badger Series: 1. Disconnect the power to the garbage disposal. 2. Disconnect the drain pipe and dishwasher connection (if applicable). 3. Loosen the mounting ring and remove the old garbage disposal. 4. Align and attach the new garbage disposal to the mounting ring. 5. Reconnect the drain pipe and dishwasher hose (if applicable). 6. Connect the power cord or hardwire the unit as required. 7. Test for leaks by running water and checking all connections. 8. Turn on the power and test the garbage disposal for proper operation. Warranty: ➢ 3 Years For The Garbage Disposal ➢ 6 Months Labor Warranty
Garbage Disposal Replacement (W/O providing Disposal)
$227Garbage Disposal Replacement: 1. Turn off power to the garbage disposal at the breaker. 2. Disconnect the existing disposal electrical connection. 3. Place a bucket under the sink to catch any water. 4. Disconnect the drain lines from the disposal. 5. Remove the existing garbage disposal from the sink mount. 6. Install the mounting assembly for the new disposal. 7. Mount the new garbage disposal onto the sink flange and secure it. 8. Connect the drain lines to the new disposal. 9. Connect the electrical wiring or plug in the unit if applicable. 10. Restore power at the breaker. 11. Test the disposal for proper operation and check for leaks. 12. Clean and secure the work area.
PRV Install
$8393/4" Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) replacement 1. Shut off the main water supply. 2. Relieve system pressure. 3. Disconnect the existing PRV. 4. Remove the old PRV. 5. Prepare the new PRV. 6. Install a new valve box. 7. Install the new PRV. 8. Reconnect the inlet and outlet pipes securely. 9. Turn the main water supply on and check for leaks. 10. Adjust the PRV pressure setting. 11. Test water flow and pressure.
Reverse Osmosis Install
$745Reverse Osmosis System Installation (Essence Series Top Tier 5-Stage Under-Sink): 1. Turn off the water supply to the kitchen or designated faucet. 2. Disconnect the drain pipe from the existing sink drain. 3. Install the faucet for the reverse osmosis system in a suitable location on the sink, drilling a hole if necessary. 4. Mount the Essence Series Reverse Osmosis system under the sink in a secure location. 5. Connect the feed water line from the cold water supply to the inlet port on the reverse osmosis unit. 6. Install the pre-filters according to the manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring proper alignment and fit. 7. Connect the product water line from the reverse osmosis unit to the new faucet. 8. Attach the drain line to the reverse osmosis system and the drain saddle clamp to the sink drain pipe. 9. Secure all connections, ensuring no kinks or leaks in the tubing. 10. Turn the water supply back on and check for leaks. 11. Flush the system per manufacturer instructions to remove debris or manufacturing residues. 12. Test the system by turning on the reverse osmosis faucet and checking water flow.
Wax Ring Install
$210MAKE SURE TO ADD SERVICE CALL FEE Toilet Wax Ring Replacement - Turn off the water supply to the toilet. - Flush the toilet to drain the tank and bowl. - Disconnect the water supply line. - Remove the toilet by loosening the bolts at the base. - Lift the toilet and set it aside. - Scrape off the old wax ring from the flange and toilet base. - Place the new wax ring onto the flange or toilet outlet. - Carefully lower the toilet back onto the flange, aligning the bolts. - Press down gently to seal the wax ring. - Reinstall and tighten the toilet bolts. - Reconnect the water supply line. - Turn the water back on and check for leaks. - Flush the toilet to ensure a proper seal.
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