American Energy Guard Heating & air (479) 474-4604

Closet, crawlspace & yard

Heating & cooling

Repairs, replacements and tune-ups for furnaces, heat pumps and air conditioners. Our trucks carry the most common parts, so most repairs get done in one visit.

A new outdoor condenser on a concrete pad beside a brick home, irises blooming beside it
New condenser on a fresh pad.

When it's cold out

Heating

Your heater has to work when the weather turns. Whether it needs a repair or you need a whole new system, we come out ready to get it right the first time, at home or at your business.

Call us when

  • There's no heat, or not enoughSome rooms warm, others never catch up.
  • It runs and runs, or clicks on and offBoth cost you money and wear the equipment out.
  • It smells or sounds wrong when it kicks onIf you smell gas, get everyone outside and call your gas company first.
  • The bills climb and nothing else changedUsually a sign it's working harder than it should.

When it's hot out

Cooling

When the AC quits in July you want somebody who carries the parts. We find the problem with the right equipment and, most of the time, fix it the same visit.

Call us when

  • Warm air comes out of the ventsOr air blows, but the outdoor unit won't power up to cool it.
  • The house stays humid with the unit runningSticky air means the system isn't doing its whole job.
  • The outdoor unit wheezes, whines or rattlesStrange noises from the condenser are worth a look.
  • Nothing happens at allThe compressor never starts, or the unit won't engage.

What we usually find

Most calls come down to one of four things. We check the likeliest first.

  • Refrigerant leaksThe most common one, so our techs always check it first. A leak drags down performance and can damage the system for good.
  • Compressor failureWhen a compressor fails out of warranty, replacing the unit is often the better money. We'll lay out the options and what we'd do.
  • Lost powerUsually faulty wiring or a tripped breaker. We never turn power back on until the unit is completely safe to run.
  • A frozen coilThe indoor coil ices over when airflow or refrigerant is off: a restricted duct, a failing blower, or low charge.

Equipment we put in

Gas furnaces, air handlers, split systems, package units and ductless mini-splits, plus the plenums and trunk lines that tie them in.

Something not right? Call the shop.

Monday to Friday, 9 to 5. Emergency service any hour.

Call (479) 474-4604