Peace Heating And Air Conditioning has experience taking on the most drastic commercial AC problems:

• No power: Tripped breakers, faulty wiring or an overheated system can cause your air conditioner unit to cut the power as a protective measure. Our technicians diagnose and correct the reasons for these failures to prevent them from happening again, keeping your AC unit running smoothly and efficiently.
• Old or worn fan belt:  If you hear a squealing sound from the unit, this suggests a fan belt which is stretched or worn beyond its useful service lifespan. If the belt breaks, this will likely result in expensive repairs as parts which require the belt to function wear themselves out trying to compensate for the loss of the belt. Worn-out fan belts are usually easy to replace but need to be addressed quickly by qualified personnel to ensure your AC systems keep working properly.
• Refrigerant leak: If you hear sustained hissing from inside the unit, this typically suggests a refrigerant leak, which is bad for both system efficiency and the environment. Your commercial AC technician will fix the leak and recharge your system with fresh refrigerant.
• Frozen evaporator coil: If you feel warm air coming from the vents, this suggests a frozen evaporator coil. Coils can freeze due to low refrigerant levels, poor air or coolant circulation, continuous or improper operation, or other causes. The technician will identify the cause and make the necessary repairs to fix the problem.
• Defective fan motor: The fan keeps air circulating throughout your location. If the fan motor goes out, it’s urgent to fix or replace it quickly, before it can impact other subsystems within the unit.
• Failing compressor: If you notice the fan running but the air from the vent system feels warmer than it should, this may indicate the compressor has failed or is failing. The compressor is one of the more expensive elements of the AC system, and depending on the cause of failure, you may wish to consider replacement over repair. Your technician will be able to diagnose the cause of the problem and help you evaluate which option will be best for the specific situation.
• Clogged or obstructed condensate drain: Over time, foreign matter such as dirt, debris, insects and algae can build up in the condensate drain, which may lead to leaks and ultimately water damage when condensation in the system seeks another way out. Your technician can flush the unit’s drain system and prevent future blockages in the drain by applying algaecide.