Your Cooling Specialists in Litchfield IL

In Litchfield, IL, and throughout the surrounding areas, people know that it’s us to call for all their air conditioning needs. From a major problem on the hottest day of the year to simple maintenance that readies your system for peak season, our team of trained and qualified professionals has the experience to service commercial, residential and industrial customers. Below, we’ve included a list of the things that we can provide for your (products and services). Please contact our staff should you have any questions about this list.

Air conditioners are complicated, and they’re not made to last forever. That’s where we come in! Our team provides repairs and maintenance to help solve some of the most common air conditioning problems. Whether your unit is cycling and your spending too much on energy or you’ve completely lost cooling capabilities, our team has the tools and knows the techniques needed to provide expert cooling solutions. Read more below about the most common a/c problems.

• Air Filter – Your air conditioners filter is tasked with removing hair, dander and other harmful particles from getting into your system. However, a clogged air filter will actually hurt system performance and cause a buildup of dust and debris. Change the air filter on a regular basis to prevent problems.
• Thermostat – Thermostat settings could also be to blame for your problems. If your thermostat is old or sits in direct sunlight, there could be a problem with what the sensors read. Additionally, make sure it’s tuned to “auto” and not “on.”
• Refrigerant Leaks –The refrigerant in your air conditioning system helps with the process of cooling the air that goes into your home. Low refrigerant means the air that comes out of your vents won’t be as cold and won’t be as effective.
• Drainage –The condensation from your air conditioner has to go somewhere. When the drainage lines are clogged, you may have a leakage problem that can cause water damage around your unit.
• Breakers or Fuses – Your air conditioner is started by electricity that’s delivered via the circuit breaker. With a blown a fuse or tripped breaker, your entire system will be shut down until this is rectified.
• Capacitors – The capacitor sends a jolt of electricity to the motor that runs a serious of things in you’re a/c unit. Without this, the motor, blower and fan will not work.
• Compressor – The compressor applies energy to the refrigerant, which helps it carry out the heat transfer process.
• Evaporator Coils – These absorb the heat in the air and send it back outside via the blower fan of the outdoor unit. Coils may become corroded, covered in dust, cracked or otherwise damaged.
• Condenser Coils – The condenser coils are in the outside unit, and they may become dirty or damaged. This can be cleaned, but severely dirty or damaged coils will need to be replaced.
• Worn Contactor – Contactors are located on various parts of your air conditioning unit. They provide the electrical connections that start the motor and other processes. Arcing and pitting make the contactors ineffective.

When it comes to the air conditioning unit at your home, it’s similar to anything else that you own – preventative maintenance is vital to ensuring the performance and longevity of your air conditioner. When you call Neuhaus for air conditioning maintenance, we provide service agreements that help your system run better throughout the season, even during peak summer months when temperatures routinely approach triple digits. Read below about our seasonal maintenance checklist that helps keep your unit in the best shape.

Seasonal Maintenance Checklist

Air Conditioning Installation

Family-owned & operated for over 30 years, Neuhaus provides the comfort you need with repairs and installations and affordable rates. Our team offers complete service, repair, installation and maintenance at affordable rates. Our team consists of qualified, career HVAC professionals that provide the very best in workmanship and customer care. We serve all over Central IL including the communities of Bond, Macoupin, Madison & Montgomery County. Trust us for: