Refrigerant Leak Repair & Rechargein Miami

Leak detection, repair and recharge to factory specification by EPA-certified technicians.

Technician connecting refrigerant gauges to an outdoor air conditioner

About this service

An air conditioner does not use up refrigerant. If the charge is low, there is a leak, and adding refrigerant without fixing the leak only postpones the same problem at a higher price each time.

We locate the leak with electronic detection, nitrogen pressure testing or dye, repair or replace the leaking component, and then weigh in the correct charge.

Refrigerant Leak Repair & Recharge by city

Signs of a refrigerant leak

  • Air from the vents is cool but not cold
  • Ice on the copper line or the indoor coil
  • Hissing or bubbling near the air handler
  • Longer run times and higher electric bills
  • The system was recharged before and the problem came back

How we repair a leak

  1. We confirm low charge from pressure and temperature readings.
  2. We find the leak location and tell you what it will take to fix.
  3. We repair the leak or replace the coil, then pressure-test with nitrogen.
  4. We evacuate the system and recharge it to the manufacturer's specification.

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Refrigerant Leak Repair & Recharge: common questions

Can you still recharge an R-22 system?

Yes, with reclaimed R-22, but supply is limited because production ended in 2020 and the price reflects that. For a leaking R-22 system, replacement is usually the better use of the money.

Where do leaks usually occur?

Most often in the indoor evaporator coil, where corrosion creates pinholes in the copper tubing. Schrader valves, flare fittings on mini splits and rubbed line sets are other common locations.

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