Toronto Air Conditioner Repair
If your central air conditioning system breaks down, Husky is here to help. With Toronto’s fastest emergency air conditioning repair service, our factory-trained technicians can repair and service almost any central or ductless air conditioning system make or model in the Toronto area. From emergency ac repair to maintenance services, we can handle all your heating and air conditioning needs.
Our licensed technicians are ready to help with same-day air conditioner repair. We service the entire GTA (Vaughan, Mississauga): check out our Greater Toronto service area map.
For 24-hour emergency service, call us 24/7: 905-761-9485 or 416-665-3666
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Why Is Your Central Air Conditioner Not Working?
When your central air conditioner is no longer blowing cool air, or it’s not turning on at all – there can be many reasons why. It’s possible your thermostat is no longer working properly. If it won’t turn on at all, the air conditioner may have a failed motor, or your electrical panel has a tripped breaker or blown fuse. It may also be a frozen coil, a condenser problem, or issues with your air conditioner filter. Professional technicians aren’t just there for your air conditioner installation. They are who you should call when your central air conditioner goes south. They can easily diagnose and repair your air conditioner quickly and efficiently- satisfaction guaranteed.
Why You Can Count on Husky’s Toronto AC Repair Service
You can rely on us because:
Our fast response time. We answer the phone when you call, 24/7. If you contact us through our online form, you’ll have a response within 30 minutes during regular business hours. For emergencies outside of our regular business hours, please call our emergency number: 905-761-9485 or 416-665-3666.
Our award-winning service. We were voted Best Heating and Air Conditioning Company by the people of Vaughan in the Top Choice Awards in 2014 and 2015.
Your Husky expert can repair any AC make or model. It doesn’t matter who installed your system. Husky’s expert technicians can have it working again fast with high-quality replacement parts.
There’s no endless waiting for your repairman. When we give you an appointment time, we’ll stick to it. You’ll get a phone call in the rare situations in which we’re delayed.
Your Husky technicians are licensed professionals. Our expert technicians are licensed with NATE – the North American Technician Excellence program. There are no subcontractors when you call on Husky – we do all of your work personally.
You get great prices, with the full cost provided upfront. We provide highly competitive prices. Best of all, we show you the full cost before we start the repair work – you won’t get any surprises.
You get honest advice without any sales pressure. Because your Husky technician does not get any kind of commission, there’s no incentive to try and upsell you on equipment you don’t need.
You’ll be treated right. You will be treated with friendliness, professionalism and respect. It’s your home, after all! Your technician will take the time to make sure you understand the problem with your equipment and know what your options are.
We have 40 years’ worth of experience. Not only have we had more time to perfect our skills and processes, our proven longevity means we’re not going anywhere if you need us.
We’re the “Love It or List It” heating and cooling contractor. For over 2 years (25 episodes) we have provided advice to the W Network and HGTV’s popular renovation and real estate show.
Check our our rave reviews on Homestars to get proof that we take good care of our customers.
Husky Guarantees Our Repairs
If the same parts break again within 90 days, we’ll fix it free of charge.
Repair vs. Replace Your Air Conditioner
The time may come when it is no longer worth repairing your air conditioner. Air conditioner repairs can add up, and at a certain point, it may be more beneficial to replace the central air system entirely. There are lots to take into account, and our service technicians always take the time to explain your options during their repair services. Air conditioners last an average of ten years, and near the end of their life, they will be less efficient, less capable of producing cold air, and will send your energy bill even higher. It may be best to invest in a new air conditioner with better energy efficiency.
Another strong indicator it is time to replace your air conditioner is when you have frequent ac repairs to pay for. More than just regular maintenance, we mean if emergency services are needed, or you’re dealing with refrigerant leaks, many replacement parts, and a service appointment becomes a regular occurrence- it is more worth putting that money towards a new ac instead to get you through the hot summer.
Want to Avoid Repairs? Invest In Regular Tune-Ups
Did you know that your air conditioner needs service and maintenance every year? Like any machine, your cooling system’s parts will experience wear and tear over time. Without them, you can run into a lot of air conditioner problems. How long your AC will last is directly linked to how well it’s maintained.
Yearly maintenance will get you:
- Better efficiency – and that means lower monthly electricity bills.
- Longer AC lifespan: you won’t have to replace it as often.
- Hassle-free operation and fewer air conditioner breakdowns – especially once your air conditioning system gets older.
Let Husky give you the efficient cooling performance you deserve!
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AC System Maintenance Checklist
Your air system servicing will include a thorough inspection that includes things like:
- Check compressor and fan contractors
- Check refrigerant charge for any signs of a refrigerant leak
- Check thermostats
- Check safety controls – set points and functions
- Check the condition of the evaporator coil, condenser coil, and their controls
- Check condensate pump, drain trap and pan
- Check all access panels, and ensure they are secure and the circuit breaker is working
- Check all electrical connections
- Check disconnects