Air conditioning
Cool before the heat wave, not during it
Air conditioner replacements, installations, repairs and tune ups on AirEase and Rheem equipment, sized to the house instead of a rule of thumb.
Chapter 01
The three ways a summer call usually starts
It runs, but the air coming out never actually cools the house. It trips the breaker every time it tries to start. Or it never came on at all the first warm day of the year, after sitting untouched all winter. Almost every cooling call we get in the Fox Cities starts as one of those three.
We diagnose which one it actually is before we talk about a fix, whether that's a refrigerant issue, a failed capacitor, or a unit that's simply reached the end of its life.
Rheem outdoor air conditioning condenser installed against a house foundation
Sizing and placement before the quote
An oversized air conditioner is one of the most common mistakes we see from other installs. It cools the air fast, shuts off, and short cycles all afternoon without ever running long enough to pull the humidity out of the house, so it feels cool and clammy at the same time.
We look at the house, the ductwork and the load it's actually carrying before we quote a size, not a rule of thumb based on square footage alone.
Chapter 03
Replacement day, step by step
On install day, the old condenser gets disconnected and the refrigerant lines are recovered properly, not vented. We reuse what's still sound, usually the ductwork and sometimes the line set, and replace what isn't.
The new unit goes in on a fresh pad, leveled, with a new line set run correctly if the old one wasn't up to it. By the time we leave, it's tested and running, not just sitting there plugged in.
An air conditioner tune up is $99.95 in the spring, or $199.95 combined with the fall furnace tune up. Prices are Bob's Quality's own published specials and subject to change. Call (920) 731-6744 to book one.