Ice on an air conditioner in South Carolina in July looks wrong because it is wrong. A frozen coil or a new noise is your system telling you something is restricting airflow or leaking refrigerant. We find the cause instead of just letting it thaw.
We provide AC frozen coil, AC making noise and ice on air conditioner across the state, with local technicians in the Lowcountry, Midlands, Pee Dee and Upstate. Pick your city below for a local page with service details and the number to call.
Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Goodman, Rheem, Ruud, American Standard, Bryant, York, Daikin, Amana, Mitsubishi and more.
If a repair makes sense we say so. If it does not, we show you the numbers on both options.
Our crews live and work in the communities they serve, so response times are real.
Most calls placed before noon are handled the same day, and emergency crews run 24/7.
“Compressor was hard starting. Instead of pushing a new unit they installed a hard-start kit and it has been fine for a year.”
Greg A.“Booked a tune-up online, tech arrived in the window, explained every reading. Signed up for the maintenance plan.”
Yolanda E.“Our AC died on a Saturday in July and they were here in under two hours. Quoted a flat price, fixed the capacitor and fan motor, and the house was cold again before dinner.”
Marcus T.Restricted airflow (dirty filter, dirty coil, failing blower) or low refrigerant. Both drop coil temperature below freezing.
Grinding and electrical buzzing should be checked right away. Turn the system off and call us in South Carolina.
You can thaw it, but the problem will come back and can kill the compressor. Have it diagnosed.
Same-day service, flat-rate pricing, and technicians who show up when they say they will.
Call (855) 459-5498