AC Repair in Goodyear, AZ

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Goodyear HVAC Company Offering Same-Day Repairs

Yep! We’re the local Goodyear HVAC Company that offers same-day repairs (to the best of our ability). We take pride in our transparency so it’s important to us that we note that we aren’t always able to make it out same day. However, we do our best to! The only thing that comes before the customer is God and our family. So, unless we’re in church or going to a baseball game with our kids — we will be there! Give us a call and we assure you that we will do everything in our power to be there as quickly as possible. 

What Sets Us Apart?

When you call you will not be speaking to an inexperienced customer service representative. Instead, you’ll speak to a technician from your go-to Goodyear HVAC Company — Sundance. And, you’ll most likely be speaking to the owner! We’re here to help. If you have problems just give us a call and you’ll experience the top-notch service for yourself. 

Honest and Transparent HVAC Pricing

We’ve heard the horror stories about a Goodyear HVAC company quoting one thing only to come back and make a change due to “Demand” or “Manufacturer Supply”. It’s a shame that we even have to note it, but we don’t do this. The price we give is the price you pay and that won’t change. We want our customers to feel comfortable calling us and know that we are up front and honest with every job that we do. Never any hidden fees and we offer 100% customer satisfaction guarantee. The job will be done right or we’ll do it again!

Call us at 602-320-7947 for your Goodyear HVAC Company.

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AC Repair Goodyear

Sundance offers AC Repair on all HVAC components. To help you better understand what goes into each AC repair in Goodyear, we’ve outlined components of your air conditioner. Like we said earlier, we’re all about transparency! The more you understand your air conditioner, the more you will understand the reason behind its failure and what it takes to get them back up and running. 

Condenser’s have a couple components and we’ll cover a few here. One key component is the condenser coil in which gas runs through and outdoor air cools the gas into a liquid. Another key part is the condenser fan motor which pulls air through the condenser coil to cool the refrigerant. This part is visible so if the fan isn’t spinning you might have a bad fan motor. 

The compressor and capacitor (which we’ve already covered) are also parts of the condenser. Your condenser also has a contactor which is triggered by the thermostat and acts like a power switch to the compressor and fan. There are more parts to the condenser but we’re keeping it high-level. This isn’t trade school!

You can imagine the hvac compressor as the heart of your ac system seeing as how its job is to circulate refrigerant much like a heart circulates blood throughout your body. Didn’t know you’d be getting an anatomy lesson did you? 

Anyway, the compressor is typically found outdoors and it compresses the refrigerant from the evap coil and sends it to the condenser. This is a vital part of an hvac system and can cost anywhere from $1,500 to $4,000 to replace depending on its size, brand, etc. 

So we’ve established the the compressor is the heart. Well, the thermostat is the brain. It controls the system by telling it when to turn off and on. Well, maybe it’s not exactly like human anatomy. Your brain wouldn’t tell your heart to stop working but you get the picture. 

Without a functioning thermostat, your system won’t work. Thankfully, thermostat replacement jobs aren’t nearly as expensive as replacing your compressor and typically run around $100 depending on the type of thermostat.

While the capacitor isn’t a large part it does play a vital role and is a common failure point. The capacitor helps start the motor by giving it the extra jolt of electricity that it needs to start and keep running. If your AC struggles to start or is making a loud humming sound then you might have a bad capacitor. 

If you suspect that your capacitor needs to be replaced, we recommend giving us a call. Tinkering with a capacitor can be dangerous. Even with the power turned off, these things store electricity and can shock you if not handled correctly. 

The air handler has several parts like the blower fan, plenum and more. The blower fan circulates air while the plenum is a box that evenly distributes air to the ductwork which eventually makes its way into the rooms inside our home. 

If you have a split system then your air handler will be found inside in an attic, closet or basement. If you have a package unit then the air handler will be located in the larger outdoor cabinet along with all of the other hvac components. 

The drain pan does what it sounds like it does — it collects moisture. The condensate line then takes this moisture and runs it off the side of your home protecting your roof from water damage. These components can fail and lead to bigger problems. The condensate line can rust and crack or cause your system to shutdown by tripping the float switch. 

Monsoons can even cause your condensate line to come out of its socket (although, this is largely due to poor installation). It doesn’t hurt to check your condensate line for blockage every once in a while. Especially after heavy winds! 

While these aren’t electrical components, they are very important. Having leaky or dirty ducts can waste energy and cause your home to not get to the desired temp set on the thermostat. This will cause your ac system to run for long durations and drive up your energy bill. 

Insulation is also very important. Without proper insulation your home simply won’t stay cool and this also leads to higher-than-needed energy bills. 

There are plenty more components that we didn’t cover here like your control board, limit switch, evaporator coil, contactor, fuses, and more. You don’t need to understand every component of your system but it does help to know the basics so you can make better decisions when it comes to repairing or replacing your hvac system. 

If your unit isn’t cooling or heating please give us a call at 602-320-7947. We do not recommend attempting to work on your unit yourself and the information above is only meant to help you make better decisions about your HVAC system. 

We service all makes and models regardless of age; including brands like Carrier, Lennox, Trane and more. No matter what hvac problems you might be having you can call your local Goodyear AC repair company — Sundance Air Heating and Cooling.

** Did you know? The first AC system was largely invented on accident. Willis Carrier created it to stop ink from smudging at a printing plant. The temperature dropping was a great side effect that is now used worldwide! **

Coupons on Goodyear Air Conditioning

We are constantly changing our Coupons page to meet the demands of our customers. Currently, we are running a $59.95 HVAC Tune-Up but it won’t last forever. If you feel that your AC system needs some love, we recommend taking advantage of this coupon before we remove it. 

In addition to our $59.95 Tune-Up, we are also offering complimentary second opinions on all AC Repair or AC Replacement in Goodyear. If you have an existing quote on HVAC installation from a local Goodyear HVAC Company, we recommend getting a second opinion from Sundance Air Heating and Cooling. We will do our best to beat the price! 

We also offer up to 20% off to all military personnel (cannot be combined with coupon) so whether you are a veteran or actively serving over at Luke Air Force base or elsewhere we have deals to show thanks. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much does AC repair cost in Goodyear, AZ?

Honestly, it depends on what’s going on with your system. Diagnostic visits typically run $75–$100 and we’ll credit that toward the AC repair. Something like a bad capacitor might run $150–$300. A compressor or blower motor replacement can go $300–$600+. We’ll always tell you what it costs before we touch anything — no surprises, no “demand pricing” nonsense.

Q: Do you offer same-day AC repair in Goodyear?

We do our best — and most of the time we pull it off. We’re a small, family-owned team so we can’t always guarantee it, but if you call early we’ll do everything we can to get out the same day. Unless we’re at church or a baseball game with the kids — then it might be the next morning. Call 602-320-7947 and we’ll give you a straight answer on timing.

Q: What HVAC brands do you service in Goodyear?

All of them. Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Goodman, Rheem, York — if it’s an HVAC system, we’ve seen it and we can fix it. We don’t turn away jobs because of the brand on the unit.

Q: Do you offer military or veteran discounts in Goodyear?

We do. We offer up to 20% off for military personnel and discounts for senior citizens. It’s our way of saying thanks. Just mention it when you call.

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AC Service Near Me in Goodyear, Arizona

Sundance Air Heating and Cooling is the Goodyear HVAC Company you can call for same-day service. We offer ac repair to 85139, 85326, 85338, 85340, 85395 and beyond.

We also serve surrounding areas:

Goodyear HVAC Services
HVAC Repair
HVAC Repair

We offer a wide-range of same-day Glendale AC repair services on any and all hvac systems. 

HVAC Maintenance
HVAC Maintenance

Our AC Tune-Ups are designed to keep your unit running longer and more efficiently. 

HVAC Installation
HVAC Installation

If you are in need of ac replacement in Goodyear, contact us for a competitive quote. 

Heat Pump Repair
heat pump Installation

We offer competitive bids on existing quotes for heating repair in Goodyear.

Split HVAC Repair
split air conditioning

We offer comprehensive solutions for split ac repair in Goodyear.

Package Unit Repair
package units

We offer package unit repair and package AC replacement in Goodyear.

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