Find the Best HVAC Services and AC Repair in Phoenix, AZ

How to choose HVAC repair services in Phoenix

Due to the typically dry and hot climate in Phoenix, HVAC problems are among the top complaints of homeowners. Typical HVAC issues include: faulty wiring, eroded or loose parts, compressor leak, failing motor, low coolant, dirty air filter and excessive pressure in the system.

Winter temperatures can drop to the 40s and even 30s, so heating systems also must be maintained.

Average Phoenix temperatures and humidity levels

Regular maintenance of HVAC systems is important to run your system as efficiently as possible for as long as possible. High levels of dust, allergens and pollutants in Phoenix make it especially important to change air filters based on the manufacturer’s recommendation (usually every 1-3 months). If you’ve fallen behind schedule or are unsure of your building’s maintenance history, hire an HVAC company to clean the air ducts and eliminate built-up dust and allergens that make for poor indoor air quality.

When choosing a heating, ventilation and air conditioning repair company in Phoenix, be sure it has a contractor’s license and bond insurance. HVAC contractors are required to be licensed with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors and carry bond insurance of up to $7,500. You can look up company licenses and insurance details on the ROC website. In Maricopa County, a permit is required for most HVAC replacements or new installations.

HVAC repairs in Phoenix average $350. However, some minor repairs could cost only $75. Major repairs may cost more than $1,000. How fees are charged depends on the company. Some charge for a service call to diagnose the problem, but will waive that cost if you purchase repairs from that company. Then the repairs can cost a flat-rate, based on typical costs to repair that issue, or an hourly rate plus parts.

One way to save on HVAC costs in Phoenix is through rebates from the two local utility companies, Arizona Public Service (APS) and Salt River Project (SRP). APS offers rebates for a smart thermostat. SRP offers rebates for energy efficient AC installations, smart thermostats and testing/repairing leaky ducts.