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Average rating: 5 out of 5 starsDecember 11, 2015

Airnizer Inc. fixes broken air conditioners in all five boroughs of New York, including Queens. It replaces broken parts, cleans coils, changes filters, and finds leaks in the pipeline. The team installs HVAC units from any manufacturer but mostly works with brands like LG, Samsung, Mitsubishi, and Daikin. The name Airnizer is a play on the words "air" and "organizer" since the business seeks to assist customers in constantly having air suitable for hot and cold days.

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214-13 Jamaica Ave, Jamaica, NY 11428

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Blaka Cool Inc is a family-owned business that has been providing HVAC-related services to the people of Queens and the surrounding areas since 2010. It repairs, maintains, and installs air conditioning and refrigeration systems for households and business establishments. Its team of experts also offers advice on the best types of air conditioners to use for certain environments. The company performs the same services for heating and air quality solutions, like boilers, furnaces, and heat pumps.

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102-47 Jamaica Avenue, Richmond Hill, NY 11418

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NY Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Inc. is a full-service company serving the community of Queens and the surrounding areas. It offers various air conditioning services to residential and commercial clients, including thermostat programming, complete central air conditioner installation, and general repair. Service contracts are also available to keep a close watch on clients’ comfort systems and their efficiency. The company has been in business for over 15 years and is certified by the EPA and Green Mechanical.

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35-06 169th St, Flushing, NY 11358

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Flushing Heating and Air Conditioning has been catering to home and business owners in Queens and its surrounding areas since 1989. Its crew repairs, installs, and conducts maintenance on air conditioning units. The company also installs or diagnoses issues in thermostats, air handling units, and ductless systems. The technicians, who are available for emergency services, work with furnaces, heat pumps, boilers, gas heaters, and tankless water heaters. Flushing is a factory-authorized dealer of Carrier products.

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Universal HVAC Express, Inc., serves locals in Queens. It repairs and upgrades air conditioning units to help clients enhance the system's efficiency, air quality, and home comfort. The team also installs ductless mini-split systems, as well as furnaces and boilers. The company caters to a variety of commercial establishments, such as boutiques, salons, and drug stores for its HVAC needs. In addition, it performs preventative maintenance on cooling systems to minimize the chances of sudden malfunctioning.

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8327 B 124th Pl, Queens, New York, NY 11415

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Air Tactical HVAC provides heating and cooling services to clients in Queens and its surrounding areas. Its AC repair services include coil cleaning services, examining ducts, leak testing, oiling the motor in the system, and capturing proper refrigerant pressures. It also replaces belts, checks for proper airflow, and assesses the other parts related to the client's AC system. The company combines quality parts and equipment with trained and licensed technicians to provide services to its clients.

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80 E Hawthorne Ave., Valley Stream, NY 11580

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Pipe Doctor Home Services, Inc., serves residential clients throughout the Queens area. It offers a variety of heating and cooling services, including the installation, repair, and maintenance of air conditioning units, ductless HVAC, heating systems, boilers, and water heaters. Additionally, it provides indoor air quality services, air conditioning and heating tune-ups, and maintenance agreements. Emergency air conditioning services are also available. This family-owned and family-operated business has been providing services for 14 years. Its team comprises NATE-certified technicians.

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89-40 212th Pl, Queens, NY 11427

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R&Z Heating and Air Conditioning is a family-owned business serving clients in Queens and the surrounding communities. Its technicians offer same-day air conditioner repair services to help residents restore indoor comfort fast and prevent more serious issues from developing. They also perform seasonal equipment maintenance, which covers inspecting motors, electrical wiring, and capacitors, cleaning evaporator and condenser coils, and checking refrigerant levels. The R&Z team carries and handles units from American Standard, Luxaire, RUDD, and Mitsubishi.

108-11 Liberty Avenue, South Richmond Hills, NY 11419

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Jerry's Plumbing & HVAC, Inc., is a residential and commercial contractor catering to the air quality needs of people in Queens and the surrounding areas. Its team of professionals assists customers in selecting air conditioners, replacing broken or obtaining brand-new units for homes and establishments. The team diagnoses and repairs air conditioning problems, such as broken connectors and sensors, compressor failure, and refrigerant leaks. It has been providing HVAC and plumbing services for more than 10 years.

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Ideal Air Mechanical Inc. provides HVAC solutions to clients in Queens and the surrounding boroughs. It is a family-owned and locally operated business performing scheduled and emergency air conditioning repair jobs. It works on all makes and models of cooling equipment, including ductless mini-split systems from Trane, Carrier, American Standard, and Daikin. Its team also applies preventive measures to keep systems up and running properly. Its lead technician is certified to handle Fujitsu and Mitsubishi City Multi heating and cooling systems.

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167 Division Avenue

202, Brooklyn, NY 11211

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Mike's Air Conditioning has been serving clients in Queens and its surrounding metros since 1969. The company offers same-day services and night-time appointments for air conditioner repair and installation to residential and commercial dwellings. Its technicians repair wall and window air conditioners and ductless split systems. They have experience working on AC units from numerous brands, such as Frigidaire, McQuay, Friedrich, and GE, and they also perform air vent cleaning for restaurants, fitness gyms, banquet halls, and country clubs.

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954 Lexington Ave

218, New York, NY 10021

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Hitech Central Air Inc. delivers AC repair solutions to clients in Queens and the nearby locales. The company remedies air conditioning issues caused by dirty air ducts and disposes of old and obsolete HVAC devices. It works on products made by known brand names like Carrier, Trane, and American Standard. The crew also sets up air filtration systems to eliminate dust and airborne particles from a house's atmosphere. Hitech Central Air employs personnel who are OSHA and EPA-certified.

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37-15 23rd Ave, Astoria, NY 11105

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Eco Air is an HVAC enterprise that deals with clients across the Queens metro. It handles residential and commercial jobs and performs services like AC repair. The company has experience with indoor and rooftop packaged units and working on products from various brands, including Daikin, Sharp, Mitsubishi, and Fujitsu. It also installs a range of other products, from thermostats and furnaces to water source heat pumps. The company supports the non-profit organization Project Night Night.

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Frequently Asked Questions

• How does air conditioning work?

  Residential and commercial air conditioning systems use pressurized refrigerant to remove excess heat and humidity. The refrigerant passes through a network of coils and valves that allow the coolant to absorb and release heat as it changes between its gas and liquid forms. Primary components include the evaporator and condenser coils, compressor, expansion valve, and fans.

• How do I decide whether to repair or replace my AC?

  As a rule of thumb, replacement is recommended when repairs would exceed half the cost of a new system. Age, efficiency, and reliability are also deciding factors. Replacement is typically the best option for HVAC systems that are more than 10 years old and have problems with frequent breakdowns, decreased output, increased runtimes, excessive noise, or rising energy use. Alternatively, homeowners can multiply the age of the system by the estimated cost of repairs. If the amount exceeds $5,000, replacement is typically the best solution.

• Can you repair an AC compressor?

  Compressor malfunctions are typically caused by faulty electrical connections, defective capacitors, and improper refrigerant levels that affect the system's operating pressure. Before calling a professional, homeowners can replace the air filter, double-check the thermostat settings, and hose off the outdoor unit to rule out minor maintenance-related problems. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the compressor may need to be replaced. Unfortunately, compressors aren't just one of the most critical components of the air conditioning system, they're also one of the most expensive. If the unit can't be repaired, a licensed HVAC contractor can determine whether a partial or full replacement is the best option.

• How do I repair an air conditioning duct?

  Air ducts are responsible for a large portion of HVAC-related energy losses. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Energy Star program, 30% of heated and cooled air escapes from the ducts before it reaches its final destination. Some of the most common warning signs include hot and cold spots, odors, and low or no airflow. Loose ducts can be reconnected, and small cracks can be sealed with metallic foil tape. If the ducts are damaged, contaminated, or collapsed, it is usually time to call a professional. Trained AC technicians can also determine if the supply and return ducts are properly sized.

• Does home insurance cover AC repairs?

  Homeowners’ insurance covers the cost of AC breakdowns caused by fire, lightning strikes, vandalism, or theft. To qualify for coverage, the homeowner must notify the insurance carrier of the loss and provide a report from a licensed contractor. Then, an insurance adjuster will evaluate the claim. Unfortunately, insurance coverage may only pay a limited amount, especially if the homeowner has a high-deductible policy.

• How long does a new AC last?

  The average AC system has an expected lifespan of 14 years. Longevity can vary substantially depending on the unit's maintenance history and building-related factors that determine how often the system runs. Homeowners can extend the life of their HVAC equipment by scheduling annual maintenance, replacing filters monthly, and using recommended thermostat settings.

How do I maintain my AC to avoid needing repairs?

Preventive AC maintenance is the key to increased longevity. Here are a few of the most beneficial tasks that homeowners can perform themselves.

• Replacing air filters monthly
• Using recommended thermostat settings
• Keeping shades or blinds closed during the summer
• Hosing off the outdoor coils to remove pollen and dirt
• Monitoring utility bills for changes in consumption
• Scheduling professional tune-ups every spring

If problems arise, it's wise to contact a professional as soon as possible to avoid more extensive repairs. Responding quickly is the best way to prevent sudden breakdowns that may require a more expensive emergency service call.

What to do when my AC is not cooling?

Air Conditioner Not Cooling?: Common Causes and Solutions If your AC system turns on but doesn't blow out cold air, ensure all the vents are open and the thermostat is set properly. If these aren't the problem, check the air filter. If it's clogged with dirt or other debris, you won't get any air flow.

What is the most expensive part to replace on an air conditioner?

Usually, it is a quick fix, but sometimes the failure can be caused by a much bigger problem. The most expensive part of an AC unit to replace and repair is the air compressor.

How long do air conditioners last?

Here's how long some of the most common types of AC last:Portable AC — 5-10 years. Residential single whole-home AC unit — 15 years. Central air-source heat pumps — 15 years (and up to 20–25 years if well-maintained and in a well insulated home) Ductless mini-split AC systems (heat pumps) — 20 years.

Is it better to repair or replace an AC unit?

When considering repairs, there's a surprisingly simple formula widely used across the HVAC industry for evaluating the best use of your money. Just multiply the unit's age by the cost of repairs. If the total exceeds $5,000, you'll want to replace it.