Included
An AC repair inspection typically includes a thorough examination of the entire air conditioning system to identify any issues or potential problems. The following are some of the components that are typically inspected during an AC repair inspection:
- Air filters: The inspector will check the air filters to ensure they are clean and not clogged. Dirty or clogged filters can restrict airflow and decrease the efficiency of the system.
- Refrigerant levels: The inspector will check the refrigerant levels to ensure they are at the correct levels. Low refrigerant levels can cause the unit to freeze and reduce the efficiency of the system.
- Compressor: The inspector will check the compressor for any signs of wear or damage. The compressor is the heart of the AC system and any issues with it can cause the entire unit to malfunction.
- Electrical connections: The inspector will check all electrical connections to ensure they are tight and not corroded. Loose or corroded connections can cause power issues and decrease the efficiency of the system.
- Thermostat: The inspector will check the thermostat to ensure it is functioning properly and is calibrated correctly.
- Evaporator coils: The inspector will check the evaporator coils for any signs of corrosion or blockages.
- Drain lines: The inspector will check the drain lines to ensure they are clear and not clogged.
After the inspection, the inspector will provide a detailed report of any issues found, and will recommend any necessary repairs or maintenance. It’s important to have your AC system inspected regularly, as this can help prevent costly breakdowns and prolong the life of your unit.
Excluded
- It does not include AC filter / deep cleaning and spare part costs
