AC Repair in Liberty Lake

Liberty Lake is one of the fastest-growing communities in the Spokane area, with most of its residential development happening after 2000. Planned subdivisions with two-story homes, HOA communities, and newer commercial corridors define the area. Because so much of the housing was built recently, equipment tends to be newer, but installations vary widely in quality. The proximity to the Idaho border makes it a busy spot for tech and distribution employers.

Spokane summers hit hard. Temperatures in the Inland Northwest regularly climb above 100 degrees in July and August, and an AC unit that quits during a heat wave is a real health problem, not just a comfort issue. A lot of the homes in South Hill and the Garland District were built in the 1960s and 1970s, and the cooling equipment in those houses is either original or was replaced on the cheap. Old refrigerant lines, undersized units, and coils that have never been cleaned are common problems we see every season.

We start by checking the whole system before we tell you what it needs — refrigerant levels, electrical connections, coil condition, and airflow through the ducts. Some contractors skip the full check and just recharge the refrigerant, which is like putting air in a tire that has a nail in it.