We have been fixing Charlotte air conditioners and furnaces since 1987, from 1920s bungalows in Dilworth to new townhomes in South End. Our technicians live here, and most of them can reach your street in under an hour.
4.9 3,120 reviewsCharlotte's housing mix keeps our technicians on their toes. In Myers Park, Dilworth, Elizabeth and Plaza Midwood, many homes were built before central air existed. Their ductwork was added decades later, often in tight crawl spaces, and older homes frequently have undersized returns and uneven upstairs rooms.
Closer in, South End, NoDa and Uptown have thousands of newer townhomes and condos with compact systems in closets and attics. Those units are efficient but tightly packed, so condensate drains and filter access matter a lot. We carry parts and fittings for both, and we know which older neighborhoods need extra care with plaster walls and tight access.
Most Charlotte homes cool with a central air conditioner or heat pump and heat with gas, a heat pump or both. Humidity is the constant challenge. A system that is oversized or running on a dirty coil leaves homes feeling damp, especially in basements and older homes near Sugar Creek and Briar Creek.
Winter is usually mild, but a few nights each year drop into the teens. That is when heat pumps lean on backup heat and older furnaces show their age. Our fall tune-ups focus on those weak spots so your system is ready before the first hard freeze.
AC died on a Tuesday morning with the heat index at 104. I called at 9, Marcus was here by 1. Bad capacitor, fixed in 40 minutes, and he showed me photos of the old part. The price he quoted was exactly what I paid.
Danielle, thank you. Marcus mentioned how hot it was upstairs when he arrived, and we are glad he got you cool before the afternoon peak.
We live in a 1938 house in Dilworth and the back bedroom was always 8 degrees warmer. Andre crawled under the house and found two ducts completely disconnected. He sent me photos from the crawl space before and after. Room is finally even with the rest of the house.
Furnace would not light during the first cold snap. Technician was great and fixed the flame sensor quickly. Only reason for four stars is the arrival window got pushed about an hour since they were slammed that day, but they texted to let me know.
Thank you for your patience, Victor. That first cold morning was one of our busiest days of the year, and we are working on tighter windows for peak days.
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Yes. A large share of our work is in older Charlotte neighborhoods. We are used to tight crawl spaces, plaster walls and ductwork added after the home was built, and we take care to protect original floors and trim.
On weekdays, book before noon and we will usually be there the same day. Our central hub is minutes from most in-town neighborhoods, and our 24/7 emergency line covers nights and weekends.
Yes. We regularly service closet and attic systems in South End, NoDa and Uptown buildings. We coordinate with HOAs and building managers when access or rooftop equipment is involved.
Same-day repair when you book before noon on a weekday, upfront prices, and a real person 24/7.
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