Car A/C repair in Wichita Falls, from $149.95
Leak testing, recharge, compressors and blower motors. We find out why it stopped blowing cold instead of just topping it off.
Car A/C Repair in Wichita Falls, TX
When it's 105 degrees in Wichita Falls, air conditioning isn't a luxury. We diagnose and repair automotive A/C on all makes and models, leak testing, recharge, compressors, condensers, blower motors and controls. We find out why it stopped blowing cold instead of just topping it off.
What A/C service costs here
A/C pricing depends on which refrigerant your vehicle uses, and most shops don't explain that up front. Here's how ours works.
Signs your A/C needs service
- Blowing warm or barely cool: most often a refrigerant leak
- Weak airflow even on high, often a blower motor or plugged cabin filter
- Works then quits after a few minutes, electrical or compressor clutch
- Loud rattle when the A/C kicks on, often a failing compressor
- Musty smell from the vents, moisture in the evaporator case
- Water on the passenger floorboard: a plugged evaporator drain
Request service
Someone will reach out shortly. Need it faster? Call us at (940) 400-3796.
Why is my AC blowing warm air?
Most of the time it's a refrigerant leak. Refrigerant doesn't get used up like fuel, if the system is low, it went somewhere. That's why a recharge alone won't hold. We test for the leak first, fix it, then recharge.
Is a can of recharge from the parts store worth it?
It might get you cold air for a few weeks, but it doesn't fix the leak, and overcharging can damage the compressor. It also makes the leak harder to find later.
Why does R-1234yf cost more than R-134a?
The refrigerant itself costs several times more per pound and requires separate recovery equipment. Newer vehicles use it. We quote those exactly rather than guess.
How long does A/C repair take?
An evacuate-and-recharge with leak test is usually done the same day. Compressor and evaporator work can take longer depending on parts.