When Memphis hits 95° with 90% humidity, a working AC system isn't optional. We service all air conditioning components from compressors to evaporators.
Our AC specialists start by measuring system pressure and airflow at all vents. We pinpoint leaks using ultraviolet dye rather than just topping off refrigerant. Common repairs include condenser replacements (damaged by road debris), compressor clutch fixes, and cabin filter changes.
Don't wait until July to service your AC—spring maintenance prevents most summer breakdowns. We'll show you exactly which components need attention and which can wait, with no pressure to overspend.
Our AC specialists start by measuring system pressure and airflow at all vents. We pinpoint leaks using ultraviolet dye rather than just topping off refrigerant. Common repairs include condenser replacements (damaged by road debris), compressor clutch fixes, and cabin filter changes.
Don't wait until July to service your AC—spring maintenance prevents most summer breakdowns. We'll show you exactly which components need attention and which can wait, with no pressure to overspend.
Our Process
- 01 Step 1: Performance test with temperature probes
- 02 Step 2: Leak detection using electronic sniffers
- 03 Step 3: Component repair or replacement
- 04 Step 4: Final charge with environmentally-approved refrigerants
Benefits
- Faster cooling in Memphis traffic
- Reduced strain on your engine
- Improved air quality inside the cabin
- Longer component life through proper maintenance
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my AC work sometimes but not others?
This usually indicates an electrical fault or intermittent refrigerant leak—we specialize in tracking these tricky issues.
Can you convert older systems to new refrigerant?
Yes, we properly retrofit R12 systems to R134a following EPA guidelines, including all necessary component upgrades.