Get prepared for the summer season and keep your home comfortable.
Worried about the grinding sounds emanating from your AC unit? Is your AC system not cooling the way it should or experiencing leaks? Don't sweat it! Appliance Gators is here to help you with your AC problems. We provide a complete range of repair services for your appliances and our skilled technicians are ready to fix any issue your AC system might be experiencing. With our speedy and reliable service, you can enjoy cool, comfortable indoor air in no time!. Give us a call today!
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Our team has years of experience in providing top-notch appliance repair services to our customers. We strive to offer fast and efficient services, so you can get back to a comfortable home as soon as possible. If you're experiencing trouble with your AC unit, one of the first things to check is the thermostat. We recommend ensuring your batteries are charged and in good condition, then setting the thermostat to the correct temperature and cooling mode. If you're still having issues, it might be time to call the professionals.
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At Appliance Gators, our experienced technicians have been solving all your appliance issues for years. From simple fixes to complex repairs, we are here to help. If your AC unit is running but not cooling, it could be a problem related to the air filter, thermostat or an issue with the AC unit itself. Our team is trained to identify and solve any problem, and leave you with a functioning appliance that you can rely on for years to come.
Keep an eye that your air filter is always clean and is clear of any clogs. Also check to make sure your thermostat has good working batteries. Make sure that your AC Unit is not obstructed by anything outside and that your drain lines are not cracked. You'll also want to check your vents, insulation, ducts and confirm that they are all in good condition. For help
with any issues you may be having please contact Appliance Gators directly at (312) 788-0272 or visit us directly at https://www.appliancegators.com/.
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