AC Repair & Installation in Salt Lake City

HVAC manufacturers recommend replacing your AC unit every 16-18 years; many brands come with a standard 10-year parts limited warranty. However, the actual lifespan of your air conditioning system depends on a variety of factors, including unit size, running time, poor installation practices, improper ductwork, setting the wrong temperatures, and more.

Many systems can also last longer if you regularly perform inspections, maintenance, and repairs, whether they are large or small. It is also a good idea to start preparing to replace your current air conditioner with new equipment when your system is around 15 years old, so you will be ready when it is time to replace it.

If your unit needs replacing, contact Manwill for AC installation in the Greater Salt Lake area.

The cost of repairing your air conditioner depends on the service you require. However, on average most homeowners will pay between $166 and $586 for air conditioner repairs. Factors that can impact the cost of having your AC repaired include part, project complexity, age of the unit, and technician fee. We recommend preparing to pay between $200 to $550 for the most common repair services.

To ensure that you get the best price for your AC repair, Manwill offers complete cost transparency. Our technicians will thoroughly inspect your air conditioning system before starting any repair and discuss any issues that they might find. Along with providing cost breakdowns, our technicians offer financing to those that qualify. We also offer competitive pricing to all our customers and highly durable, OEM, factory-authorized parts in our replacement services.

If you are worried about the cost of AC repairs, we recommend doing all you can to avoid a costly breakdown. Annual maintenance will help ward off many of the most common repairs Utah homeowners experience throughout the year. You should perform this maintenance at the beginning of spring to avoid breakdowns in the middle of summer.

It would help if you considered replacing your air conditioner every 16-18 years. However, if you are frequently experiencing problems with an AC unit over 12-14 years old, you could also benefit from a new air conditioner.

Of course, you should expect a repair service every so often, but it shouldn’t be frequent. If you find yourself repeatedly calling an HVAC technician to come and look at another problem with your air conditioning system, consider replacing it. Service costs can add up if you continue to stack on additional repairs. It could be wise to invest in a newer, more efficient AC unit that will help save you money in the long run.

Other signs that it might be time to repair or replace your air conditioner include:

• Your air conditioner is making a strange noise
• There are unusual odors throughout your home whenever you run your HVAC system
• Your energy bill continues to increase
• You feel uncomfortable in your home during warm days
• Your thermostat shows an inaccurate temperature
• Excessive repairs

If you notice any of these issues, contact Manwill to schedule an appointment with an HVAC technician today.

When the weather begins warming, it is time to start your air conditioning systems. But don’t be too quick to switch to ‘cool’ on your thermostat. Your AC might need a tune-up or repair before you kick things into gear. A few of the signs that your air conditioner needs a repair include the following:

• Warm Air
• Water Leaks
• Insufficient Airflow
• Frequent Cycles
• Bad Odors
• Unusual Noises

If you notice any of the following issues, your AC unit could use a tune-up. Don’t wait to tackle air conditioner repairs. Call your Salt Lake City AC maintenance experts at Manwill today.

It is usual for your air conditioner to run most of the day throughout the summer, especially on hot days. For your system to maintain a cool temperature in your home, it might need to run longer than usual. However, if you notice that your air conditioner is always on, but you can never get comfortable, you might have a bigger problem that you need to address. A few of the problems that could be the issue include:

• Restricted airflow caused by a dirty air filter, faulty ductwork, closed air vents, or blocked vents covered by furniture or drapes.
• If your indoor AC unit has a dirty evaporator coil, it could be tough for refrigerant to absorb heat, limiting your air conditioner’s ability to cool the way it should.
• Dirt build-up on your outside AC unit’s condenser coils can also block the refrigerant from expelling heat from the refrigerant.
• If your air conditioning system is low on refrigerant, it will struggle to cool your home or business, causing it to run constantly and costing you more.
• An inappropriately sized AC will constantly run, but it will be too small or too large to meet your home’s cooling demands. Manwill can calculate heat load to determine your unit’s exact size to cool your home.

If you notice that your AC unit runs longer than it should without efficiently cooling your home, contact Manwill. Call us to schedule an appointment today.

Our licensed technicians recommend receiving annual maintenance on all air conditioner systems. The best time of year to receive a tune-up is during the spring when the outdoor temperature reaches about 68-70 degrees. These preseason check-ups will ensure that your air conditioner can operate at its best for any upcoming warm weather.

An air conditioner should never freeze up. If your air conditioner is freezing up or there is frost on the lines, it indicates something is wrong. Most freeze-ups result from restricted airflow, a clogged or plugged filter, or closed or blocked vents. It can also result from low refrigerant or an internal restriction within the system. Whatever the underlying issue, you will need a qualified technician for a proper diagnosis and repair. Contact our technicians at (801) 262-4671 to schedule an appointment.