Service/ Repair
When your heating and air conditioning system stops running it can be extremely frustrating. Whether it be in the heat of the summer or the chill of the winter, we know how important it is for your system to be up and running.
Brooks and Done Mechanical has skilled technicians with over 15 years of experience in the field. We are able to work on all types of systems along with all makes and models. We specialize in all air conditioning repair and furnace repair. We pride ourselves on our workmanship and will thoroughly inspect your HVAC system to make sure nothing is missed. Before any work is performed, you will receive a detailed diagnostic along with upfront pricing.
Repair or Maintenance?
Many HVAC issues can be prevented or caught early on with a scheduled maintenance. We offer a variety of maintenance plans that fit everyone's budget and keep your unit lasting longer without costly repairs. If your unit is working but just seems like it is not running as well as it used to? Your unit might just need a maintenance done. See our residential maintenance page by clicking below for more information.
Common Air Conditioning Issues
Blowing Warm Air
A/C is Constantly Running
A/C is Constantly Running
When an air conditioner is blowing warm air, there is multiple reasons why this could happen. The most common is lack of maintenance, improper refrigerant charge, or lack of airflow.
A/C is Constantly Running
A/C is Constantly Running
A/C is Constantly Running
When your system is constantly running it is a sign that your unit needs to be repaired. Some causes of a unit constantly running is lack of maintenance, undersized unit, or restricted airflow.
Strange Odors
A/C is Constantly Running
Ice Build Up on Unit
Strange odors coming from the A/C unit can be dangerous. If there is an odor coming from your unit, the issue will need to be inspected by a certified HVAC technician.
Ice Build Up on Unit
A/C is Constantly Running
Ice Build Up on Unit
Ice buildup on your A/C unit could be due to lack of airflow through the evaporator coil. Restricted air flow can be caused from lack of maintenance, low refrigerant levels (which could possible mean there is a leak)