Auburn, IN HVAC Repair

When the house feels warm even though your central air conditioner has been running nonstop, you know something’s off. Most AC repair calls come from people dealing with weak airflow, warm rooms, or a system that keeps shutting itself off. It could be low refrigerant, a frozen coil, a worn-out blower motor, or an outdoor unit that’s struggling in the heat. We look at how the whole system is operating, find what’s holding it back, and get your home cooling again so you’re not sweating through another afternoon.

If your furnace won’t turn on, keeps cycling on and off, or is blowing cold air, you’re probably already grabbing blankets and checking the thermostat. With furnace repair, the issues often come from a bad ignitor, a dirty flame sensor, a blower that’s getting tired, or airflow problems that stop the heat from reaching your rooms. We work on gas furnaces, electric furnaces, and high-efficiency models, and we’ll get things heating the way they should without a lot of back-and-forth.

When your air-source heat pump stops heating or cooling the way it used to, the house can feel uncomfortable fast. A heat pump repair may be needed if the outdoor unit keeps freezing up, the system won’t switch modes, or temperatures never reach what you’ve set. Heat pumps rely on accurate sensors, good refrigerant flow, and a working defrost cycle. We test both units, look at the reversing valve, and get the system working again.

If your radiators are cold, the heat is uneven, or you’re hearing knocking or hissing, it’s time for boiler repair. Boilers can run into problems with circulation pumps, stuck valves, burners that won’t stay lit, or air trapped in the system. Whether you have a gas boiler, electric boiler, or older cast-iron radiator system, we check pressure, water flow, and heat output so your home warms evenly once more.

If the mini split in your bedroom, office, or bonus room suddenly isn’t keeping up, you’ll feel it right away. A ductless mini split repair may be needed when one zone won’t heat or cool, the indoor unit gets noisy, or the outdoor unit starts icing over. These systems depend on small motors, sensors, and clean coils to heat and cool each room independently. We check refrigerant levels, communication between the units, and airflow so the room you rely on is comfortable again.

When your geothermal system isn’t keeping the house as warm or cool as it usually does, it doesn’t always show up as a loud problem—sometimes it’s higher bills, longer run times, or uneven temperatures. With geothermal repair, the issue can be inside the heat pump, or it may be related to loop pressure, pumps, or valves. We check the entire system, both indoors and out, to find the slowdown and get your geothermal system back in action.

If rooms feel stuffy, airflow feels weak, or the system keeps running without making the house comfortable, you may need an air handler repair. The air handler is what pushes warm or cool air through every duct, so issues with the blower motor, capacitor, coil, or control board can show up quickly. We check each component, clean what’s restricting airflow, and fix what’s failing.