AC repair · Mohave & Yavapai County
AC Repair in Kingman, Bullhead City and Mohave County
AC not cooling? Call (928) 565-6440. Phones are answered 24 hours a day, Monday through Saturday. We diagnose with a meter instead of a guess and give you the repair price before we touch anything. Local and veteran-owned.
(928) 565-6440A live person answers 24 hours a day, Monday through Saturday. Call (928) 565-6440 or text (928) 227-8441.
Why AC breaks down out here
Manufacturers rate cooling equipment at a 95° outdoor temperature. Kingman spends a good part of July and August past that, Lake Havasu City regularly clears 115°, and Bullhead City and Fort Mohave see 120° afternoons. Every degree above the rating pushes head pressure up and capacity down, so a capacitor that is a little weak or a charge that is a little low turns into a failure here, usually on the hottest day of the week.
Dust is the other half. Condenser coils pack with fine desert grit that acts like a blanket on the one surface that is supposed to shed heat. Then summer storms bring power flickers that are hard on capacitors, contactors and control boards, and humid monsoon air puts more water through the condensate drain than it sees the rest of the year.
None of that means your system is junk. It means it needs to be checked by someone who measures what is actually going on before recommending anything.
We would rather keep a good system running than sell you a new one. If repair is the better money, that is what we will tell you.
How we quote, every callCommon AC failures we fix
AC Not Cooling
Running all day and the house still sits at 80. Usually a capacitor, contactor, low charge or a dusty coil, not a dead system.
We measure superheat and subcooling, check static pressure and read the temperature split. Those numbers separate a charge problem from an airflow problem from a failing compressor.
Capacitors, Contactors & Boards
The outdoor unit hums but will not start, or quit right after a monsoon storm.
Run and start capacitors, contactors, condenser fan motors, control boards and surge damage. A capacitor that gives up at 112° is one of the most common summer calls we take.
Refrigerant Leaks
Low charge means a leak. We find it instead of topping it off and leaving.
A real leak search, then a repair price before any work starts. We work on current A2L and R-410A equipment as well as older systems.
Frozen Coils & Lines
Ice on the copper lines or the indoor coil, and weak air at the vents.
Usually low airflow from a filter, blower or duct problem, or low refrigerant. We find which one, because thawing it out without a fix just means it freezes again.
Drain Lines & Float Switches
Water in the pan, a wet ceiling stain, or a system that shuts itself off for no clear reason.
Clogged condensate lines and tripped float switches are common in monsoon season. We clear the line and check the safety switch is doing its job.
Package Units & Manufactured Homes
The single outdoor cabinet on most manufactured homes in Bullhead City and Golden Valley.
We service the cabinet, the duct connections underneath, and the transitions where most of the leakage hides. Plenty of contractors would rather not deal with them. We do.
Ducts & Airflow
One room never cools, or the bill climbs and nothing feels colder.
Attic ducts and underfloor ducts on manufactured homes come apart over time. We test static pressure and inspect accessible runs for disconnects, crush points and leaks.
Mini-Split Repair
Garages, casitas and additions with a ductless unit that stopped keeping up.
Error codes, sensors, boards, charge, drain leaks and iced coils on single- and multi-zone mini-splits. Adding one instead? See mini-split installation.
What an AC repair visit looks like
- You call or book online. A real person answers. You get the service call price on the phone and an honest arrival window.
- We check before we guess. The technician looks at the thermostat, filter, breaker and disconnect, then puts gauges and a meter on the system: refrigerant pressures, superheat and subcooling, capacitor and amp readings, static pressure and the temperature split at the vents.
- You see what we found. We show you the reading or the failed part, explain what it means, and give you the repair price before any work starts. If the system is older and the repair is big, we put a replacement option next to it so you can compare.
- We fix it and test it. After the repair we run the system and check the numbers again, so you know it is cooling right before we leave.
The diagnostic is credited toward the repair when you approve it. Financing is available on approved credit for larger repairs and replacements.
AC repair in Kingman, Bullhead City and the rest of the county
Kingman. At around 3,300 feet, Kingman runs cooler than the river towns, but a July afternoon still pushes past what most equipment is rated for. Kingman has a mix of older split systems, heat pumps and swamp coolers, and plenty of homes where the AC was added years after the house was built. See HVAC service in Kingman.
Bullhead City, Fort Mohave and Mohave Valley. Down on the Colorado River, the heat load is the highest we work in, and package units on manufactured homes are everywhere. This is where small problems become no-cooling calls fastest. See Bullhead City, Fort Mohave and Mohave Valley.
Golden Valley, Lake Havasu City and the outlying towns. Golden Valley has a lot of manufactured homes and propane heat, and Lake Havasu City has long, hot summers and plenty of rooftop package units. We also cover Golden Valley, Lake Havasu City, Dolan Springs, Meadview and Topock.
Prescott and Yavapai County. Summers are milder up the hill, but heat pumps there work hard in both seasons. We cover Prescott, Prescott Valley and Chino Valley.
Repair or replace?
Most AC calls end in a repair. If your system is past twelve to fifteen years, uses an outdated refrigerant, or needs a big repair every summer, we will price a replacement next to the repair: Trane equipment sized on a Manual J load calculation, with three options side by side. See residential HVAC installation.
Stay off the emergency list
Most summer breakdowns start as something a spring visit would have caught: a weak capacitor, a coil full of dust, a drain line starting to clog. Our maintenance plans cover two visits a year with a written condition report each time, plus priority scheduling in peak season. If the AC is not cooling right now, read AC not cooling in Kingman: what to check first while you wait for us.
What customers say
I want to give a big thank you to Jay and Juan for coming out to fix my AC. They were professional, friendly, and took the time to go over all of my options with me. I really appreciated their honesty, and making sure I understood everything before moving forward. Definitely recommend!Adam · Google
I cannot express my gratitude! They came out of their way to work on our AC that stopped blowing cold in Kingman, Arizona. Took only 30 mins and didn’t cost me an arm or leg! Best AC company in this town by far!K. B. · Google
AC repair questions we get asked
My AC runs but the house will not cool. What is wrong?
What does an AC repair visit cost?
My AC quit right after a monsoon storm. Why?
The indoor unit or the lines are covered in ice. What should I do?
Do you just add refrigerant?
Do you repair AC on manufactured homes and package units?
Do you work on brands other than Trane?
Do you come out after hours for no cooling?
When should I replace instead of repair?
Where we work
No cooling? Call before the house heats up.
Phones answered 24 hours a day, Monday through Saturday. Office hours: 7 AM to 3 PM, Monday through Friday. Closed Sunday. A real person answers (never a recording) and gets our on-call technician moving. Prefer to text? (928) 227-8441.