AC Repair & Installation
Experiencing issues with your air conditioner? Look no further. Our skilled technicians are adept at diagnosing and fixing any AC problems, ensuring your system runs efficiently. Plus, if you're considering a new AC installation, we offer the latest models that provide optimal cooling and energy efficiency.
Furnace Repair & Maintenance
Don't let a malfunctioning furnace leave you in the cold. All Out Cooling & Heating offers comprehensive furnace repair and maintenance services. Our experts can handle all types of furnaces, ensuring your heating system operates smoothly throughout the colder months.
Ductless Mini Splits: Efficient & Versatile
Ideal for homes without traditional ductwork, ductless mini splits offer an efficient and customizable heating and cooling solution. These systems are perfect for targeted temperature control in specific areas, offering both convenience and cost savings.
Ductwork Services: Installation & Repair
Our ductwork services ensure that your HVAC system delivers air efficiently and effectively throughout your home. Whether you need ductwork installation, repair, sealing, or cleaning, we ensure optimal performance and indoor air quality.
Air Filtration: Breathe Easier
Improve the air quality in your home with our air filtration solutions. We offer a range of products and services designed to remove contaminants and allergens from your indoor air, helping you and your family breathe easier and stay healthy.
Our Staff Is Highly Trained & Always Courteous
We are fully licensed, trained professionals. We will help relieve any stress you have over your HVAC issues. Our friendly, courteous office staff and knowledgeable technicians will put your worries at ease.
We are dedicated to delivering an HVAC service you will be happy with & tell your friends, neighbors and coworkers about. Along with having all professional licenses required by the state of Arizona, we have tons of 5-star reviews that have built our reputation as one of the most trusted HVAC companies in Scottsdale.
- Experienced Technicians: Our team is fully licensed and extensively trained to handle all your HVAC needs.
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We only represent the industry’s best, most reputable brands. No matter what type of HVAC issue might need a repair or replacement, every part we use comes with the highest-rated warranties and guarantees in the business. When you need local service you can trust, give us a call at 480-578-1370 to schedule!
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Apache Junction, AZ
Reviews
The serviceman was very professional.
Showed up on time and checked our heat system for winter, everything os fine and good to go!
Very happy!
Quick and concerned response and check up on our air conditioning unit.
Had a number of minor issues, mostly with the floor vents causing system to be not as efficient.
Our service guy Ben is one great guy and is very good at what he does. We love how he cares for us , his customers, and how thorough he does his job. What a super asset to his company All Out! Thanks Ben! We appreciate you !
Could not ask for better care. Very professional!!!!
Job Locations
Heat and AC both run in normal operation.
Installed customers thermostat that they wanted. Noticed the blower motor was leaking oil and recommended the blower motor to be replaced. Also noticed the blower wheel was very dirty. When motor is replaced we will clean the blower wheel. Heat and ac run in normal operation at this time
Heat and AC run a normal operation at this time. Amp draw for compressor is a little high, but not out of spec, but the compressor does not sound healthy at initial start. Amp draw for compressor is a little high, but not out of spec, but the compressor does not sound healthy at initial start up
Perform safety check for heat and AC. equipment is running a normal operation at this time.
Found that the three infield was blown because of chewed up wires that were underneath the HVAC unit. Replaced wire that was chewed up going to the unit. Unit runs in normal operation at this time
Intermittent problem with sequencers getting stuck. Will have to pick up sequencers to put them in tomorrow. I was able to get sequencers to unstick a ran furnace 6 to 7 times without problems
Found that the drain line was clogged up again. Customer send that they will get the filters for the mini
Thermostat was off upon arrival. Turn the thermostat to AC and there was water already inside of the drip pan and everything was running a normal operation. Found that the capacitor was giving a 2 reading instead of 5 µF for the condenser. Put on 5 µF capacitor. AC runs normal operation at this time. No charge per George
Unit was a little low on charge. Put a small burst of 410a into system. System is cooling at this time
After replacing the strip and sequencers the system shuts off on the 302nd delay and furnace runs a normal operation at this time. Also perform safety check on the AC and AC runs in normal operation at this time.
Open up all the doors to the new HVAC unit and found no visible or past water leaks. Water is possibly coming in from the top of the sign and falling back into the wall. Tiles that got wet are not close to the AC unit. Workers stated that “water only comes in when it rains. Water was coming into the building before new system was installed as well as back in February”
Today I showed up for a no cool, here are my findings. Upon speaking with the homeowner, he notified me that he had switched the air filter prior to us.Getting there, the air filter was pretty clogged. All components were found to be within manufactured specification, and recorded a twenty one degree temperature split. No further thoughts or notes
Thermostat was satisfied at 79°. Let unit run for about 15 minutes and found no issues with the system. Ended up finding a good temp split of 22° and I cannot get The unit to shut off like the customer was describing. AC runs in normal operation at this time
Upon arrival circuit breaker was making a purging sound and was burnt up. after replacing the breaker with a new one, I ended up finding that the compressor was shorted out between common and wrong. Customer will be getting a new unit through warranty tomorrow.
Recommended additional repairs. Replace electrical whip at condenser also replace thermostat wiring. And insulate vapor line.
Today I inspected one year old unit. Here are my findings. I found that there was a call for cooling from the thermostat, i found that all wires work properly connected with wire nuts, i found that all components were operating within manufacturer's specification. I recorded a 21° temperature split. System working properly at this time. No further thoughts or notes.
Did a full inspection on the system found no issues with the unit. System is getting a 19° temperature split and going into second stage. I did find a dirty filter and the homeowner said he changed it out this past weekend when he was having the issues. Explained to the homeowner this is the reason why the unit was having issues to keep changing the filter at least every 30 days.
Today I showed up for a no cool call. Here are my findings. I found the 3/amp fuse was blown. After replacing 3 amp fuse, system began operating properly.
I Perfromed a GFC complete maintenance, here are my findings. I found all components to be operating within manufacture specifications, and system operating properly at this time. No further note or remarks.
I replaced the TXV (thermal expansion valve) under warranty. The original valve was causing improper refrigerant flow, leading to system inefficiencies. After recovering the refrigerant, I removed the faulty TXV and installed a new one. Once the new valve was in place, I recharged the system with refrigerant and tested the unit. The system is now operating correctly, with improved cooling performance and balanced pressure. The replacement under warranty was completed successfully, and the unit is running efficiently again.
Upon arrival I found the unit to be running and satisfying the thermostat. And did a full inspection on the system and here are my findings.
All amp draws were within manufacture specifications.
Temperature split was 22 degrees.
Dual capacitor was reading 70/10
After speaking with the homeowner and the neighbors, there was a power surge/power outage yesterday and all three neighbors were experiencing the same symptoms with their AC unit. They shut them off for about half hour to an hour and then they were all working fine afterwards. The issue was do to the power surge. Surge protector was offered to the homeowner but they declined. Upon departure system is cooling within manufacturer specifications.
Upon arrival, I did find the unit working correctly. I inspected the condenser on the roof and found a few issues that should be addressed. There was exposed high voltage wiring on the roof and is showing signs of decay from the weather. There was exposed copper on the thermostat wire that can cause a short in the system. And the vapor line was not insulated. However, the capacitor and amp draws were good at the condenser.
At the Indoor unit the insulation on the door panel was falling off. It was reattached with adhesive spray. The blower motor and capacitor were within manufacturer specifications. The unit did start acting up while I was on site and I found the blower relay was bad. The blower relay was replaced and system was tested and working properly at this time. System is currently getting a 20° temperature split Upon departure.
Today I showed up for a service call to investigate a leak on a pancake unit. Here are my findings, I fanned the evaporator drain pan to be 3/4 full Of condensation. I vacuumed the condensate line for the exterior to pull the debris From drain line. At this time, tennant is having to tape Oversized filters to the filter door assembly. Due to no filter clips on the door.
No further thoughts or notes.
Upon inspection I found the condenser not running. Found a bad 3 amp fuse at air handler. Replaced fuse and system is working properly at this time.
I replaced an outdated system with a Daikin DZ14SA 4-ton 14 SEER air conditioner. The installation included setting up the outdoor unit, connecting the lineset, and installing a Daikin DNE24 air handler. I charged the system with R-410A and conducted thorough testing to ensure all components functioned correctly.
Today I showed up to perform a no cool inspection. upon my inspection, I discovered that a safety switch at the indoor air handler. What's causing 24 V? Not to be sent to the contactor. after bypassing the censor the unit started up and operating to within manufacture specification. Recommend replacement. Of the safety switch.
