AC Repair Experts Serving Oklahoma, McLain, Cleveland, Canadian, and Grady Counties
Are you looking for superior Norma air conditioning repair services? Arthur's Air Conditioning & Heating delivers high-quality results on every single job. Our reviews don’t lie – we pride ourselves on our flawless track record and aren’t satisfied until our customers feel like they’ve received 5-star treatment. Whether you are experiencing an AC problem that needs urgent attention or can’t remember the last time your air conditioning equipment had a tune-up, we can schedule service in no time at all.
We offer emergency repair services 7 days a week, so do not wait to request a free estimate by calling (405) 302-8225 or contacting us online if your air conditioning equipment has stopped working!
"It is better than any other HVAC in any other home of mine."
I highly recommend Arthur's! They responded to my message when another highly-rated company did not. They were on time, friendly and respectful. Corey, the technician, was honest, and he clearly explained what was wrong and why. Arthur's worked with me on the payment plan. Best of all, my new HVAC works great. It is better than any other HVAC in any other home of mine.
- Emily J.
"Was great to explain what problems and the fix!"
Was great to explain what problems and the fix! Was scheduled for 2/4 and he was early GREAT! Have already recommend to another person..Jess was great 5-stars!
- Glenda B.
"Their customer service is unmatched."
Arthur’s is the best choice around for heat and air. Their customer service is unmatched. Jess helped me today and he was outstanding. They have always been quick to respond, completely knowledgeable on the issues and fair on cost. They have never left us with a feeling that we might have been over charged or gouged and today was no different.
- Scott M.
"Punctual, efficient and knowledgeable"
The technician who came to check and clean my heating unit was punctual, efficient and knowledgeable. He kept me informed if the process during each step. I am very pleased with the service today.
- Lisa P.
"Arthur's elevated my request to near-emergency status and scheduled a visit same day."
I had requested a service technician to come inspect our HVAC system (since the company that had installed it went out of business) because we discovered from ceiling drips that some PVC pipes that expel water from the system had pulled apart and saturated our attic floor. Arthur's elevated my request to near-emergency status and scheduled a visit same day. The tech arrived on time and checked the situation and solved the problem promptly, was polite and cheerful, and I'm satisfied. I will probably sign up for their twice yearly service program.
- Jane G.
"The people at Arthur’s were very prompt, knowledgeable and friendly."
The people at Arthur’s were very prompt, knowledgeable and friendly. We will definitely be recommending them to friends.
SIGNS YOUR OKLAHOMA AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM NEEDS PROFESSIONAL REPAIRS
Diagnosing problems with your air conditioning units isn’t always easy. If you suspect something’s wrong, it’s best to get a pair of expert eyes on it.
Your AC equipment may need professional repairs if you notice any of the following problems:
Frequent cycling. Your air conditioners should follow a relatively consistent cycling pattern unless it’s working extra hard on an incredibly hot day. If you notice your AC is switching off and on more than usual, it’ll most likely need some servicing.
In-home humidity. Humidity should remain outside where it belongs. One of the core duties of your air conditioner is to regulate indoor humidity levels automatically. If you notice more humidity finding its way inside, it may be time to get your AC tuned up.
Bad smells or strange noises. An easy rule of thumb when managing your HVAC equipment’s health is this: Bad smells and strange noises almost always mean trouble is around the corner. Get our Norman air conditioning repair experts on the line If you ever smell or hear something unusual coming from your air conditioners.
Weak airflow. Poor airflow from your AC vents could be a symptom of a clogged air filter, a broken motor, or something more severe like a damaged ductwork system. Limited airflow means your unit is not operating as efficiently as it should be.
Blowing warm or hot air. If your AC unit is blowing warm air, that could indicate a malfunctioning compressor or a refrigerant leak. Both of these air conditioning repairs are common and easy to implement with professional help.
Higher than normal energy bills. An unexplained spike in your energy bills often points toward an inefficient air conditioning system. This inefficiency can stem from outdated equipment or something that needs repair, forcing your system to work harder than necessary.
Moisture or leakage around your equipment. Any form of leakage or moisture around your air conditioning unit is not a good sign. It could be a harmless water leak from a blocked drain tube or something more serious like a refrigerant leak.
Our Norman air conditioning repair technicians are prepared to handle many common problems, including:
When you reach out to Arthur’s Air Conditioning & Heating, we will schedule a prompt and convenient time for one of our skilled technicians to visit your home. We will carefully assess the AC issue you are dealing with and diagnose the underlying problem. Then, we will explain what is wrong and what we need to do to fix it, including a transparent estimate of what the repair will cost. If we find that your AC equipment is beyond repair, we will walk you through your options for replacing it. At Arthur’s Air Conditioning & Heating, our goal is to earn your satisfaction by getting your AC system back up and running as quickly and cost-effectively as possible. In many cases, we will be able to diagnose the issue and complete necessary repairs in a single visit.
Refrigerant Leaks
Refrigerant is an essential compound responsible for air conditioning, refrigeration, and freezing. It serves a vital purpose within the air conditioning process, absorbing hot air from inside of your home, exhausting it outside, and then circulating back into your home as a fan blows the resulting cold air along with it. Consequently, your air conditioner will not work correctly if refrigerant levels are too low from either a leak or insufficient levels from an installation.
Failed Compressor
Your air conditioner’s outdoor unit houses the compressor fan and condenser, the two components responsible for releasing heat from the outgoing air. If your compressor breaks or is malfunctioning, not only could your compressor overheat but your entire AC unit’s safety controls may shut it down entirely. Given this repair’s nature, it’s essential to have one of our qualified experts inspect your air conditioner for further damage.
Clogged Condensate Drain Line
The condensate drain line plays a crucial role in your air conditioning system by channeling the condensation that forms inside your AC unit outside. As your air conditioner operates, it not only cools the air but also removes humidity, which condenses into water. This water is collected in a drip pan and then exits your home via the condensate drain line. When this line becomes clogged due to algae, mold, dirt, or other debris, it can prevent the water from draining properly. As a result, water may back up into the system or overflow, potentially causing water damage to your AC unit or even your home's interior.
Malfunctioning or Failed Capacitator
The capacitor in your air conditioning system stores and supplies energy to the motor, especially during start-up and operation, ensuring a stable and consistent power supply. When a capacitor begins to malfunction or fails entirely, the AC system's efficiency and functionality can be significantly compromised. Symptoms of a failing capacitor may include the AC not blowing cold air, a humming noise from the unit, the system taking a while to start after the thermostat calls for cooling, or not starting at all. If the issue goes unaddressed, it can lead to further damage to the motor and more significant system failures.
Failing Blow Motor
Your blower motor is responsible for circulating conditioned air throughout your home. It works in tandem with the cooling elements, pushing the cool air through the ductwork and ensuring a uniform temperature across different rooms. When the blower motor starts to fail, you will likely notice weak airflow from the vents, unusual noises during operation, or the system not blowing air at all. A failing blower motor compromises the comfort your AC provides and can strain the entire system, potentially causing overheating and leading to a complete system shutdown.
Do Not Put Off AC Repairs!
Delaying repairs on a malfunctioning air conditioning system can lead to a cascade of larger problems. Put simply, the sooner you call in our licensed technicians, the better. AC issues tend to get worse (and more expensive to fix) over time.
Ignoring early warning signs like unusual noises or insufficient cooling not only strains the system but can result in complete system failure, meaning you could be left without a functional cooling system during the hottest parts of the year. Operational inefficiencies caused by worn-out parts can also inflate energy bills as the system works overtime to cool your environment. Waiting too long to address issues like refrigerant leaks or electrical problems can even lead to harmful emissions or fire hazards.
Prompt repair ensures the longevity and performance of your AC system, maintains healthy indoor air quality, and avoids the additional expense and inconvenience of more significant repairs or system replacements down the line. Do not wait to get in touch with our Norman air conditioning repair experts when you think something may be wrong with your AC equipment.
