Air Conditioning Repair in Winnipeg
If your air conditioner isn’t working like it should—whether it’s blowing warm air, making unusual noises, or not turning on at all—Furnasman Heating and Air Conditioning is ready to help. We offer 24/7 emergency air conditioning repair in Winnipeg, with weekends and after-hours service. Our certified technicians act fast to restore your system and bring cool, refreshing air back into your home. Book your air conditioning service today and enjoy fast, professional results.
Why Choose Furnasman for Your Air Conditioning Repair?
We’re On Our Way!
You won’t be stuck waiting for days—our local air conditioning repair experts are available in Winnipeg every day of the year. We don’t outsource and we don’t delay. We respond quickly, often the same day, to get your home cool and comfortable again with no added fees.
Repairs That Last, Not Just Quick Fixes
Some companies patch up your air conditioner just enough to work—for now. At Furnasman, we focus on diagnosing the actual cause and providing a lasting solution. Our technicians dig deep to fix the source of the issue so your system stays running longer, saving you time and money in the long run.
Reliable Local Experts with Decades of Experience
Since 1939, Furnasman has been helping Winnipeg homeowners with professional air conditioning repair. Our experienced and certified HVAC technicians know the local climate and systems inside out, which means you get knowledgeable, dependable service every time.
Customer-First Service with a Satisfaction Guarantee
Air conditioning repair should be easy and stress-free. That’s why our team keeps communication clear, service friendly, and pricing transparent. And we back every job with our 100% satisfaction guarantee—because your comfort is our priority.
If your air conditioner isn’t cooling properly, making strange noises, or driving up your energy bills, it may be time for a repair. Furnasman Heating and Air Conditioning offers quick, reliable air conditioning services with no extra fees for after-hours or weekend repairs. Our expert technicians ensure your system runs smoothly and efficiently. Reach out to us today to get your AC back in top condition!
Our Air Conditioning Repair Process
Step 1: Full System Inspection
We begin by carefully inspecting your AC unit. This includes checking the compressor, evaporator coils, condenser, refrigerant level, wiring, and controls. This helps us pinpoint exactly what’s wrong and avoid unnecessary repairs.
Step 2: Advanced Diagnostic Testing
Our technicians use specialized tools to run diagnostic tests for issues like refrigerant leaks, electrical failures, faulty thermostats, or motor breakdowns. This step ensures we find the real cause, not just treat symptoms.
Step 3: Upfront Repair Recommendations
Once we’ve diagnosed the issue, we walk you through what’s needed in simple terms. We explain your repair options and provide a clear quote so there are no surprises when the job is done.
Step 4: Reliable Parts Replacement
We carry common replacement parts like thermostats, fan motors, and capacitors in our service vehicles. That means we can usually complete your air conditioning repair during the same visit—saving you time and avoiding long waits.
Step 5: System Cleaning & Efficiency Boost
To improve performance, we clean components like the air filter, condenser coils, and drain lines. This step boosts airflow, cooling ability, and efficiency, helping your system run smoother and last longer.
Step 6: Final Testing & Optimization
After completing the repairs, we run performance checks on temperature output, airflow, and system response. Any final adjustments are made so your AC operates at its best before we leave.
Common Air Conditioning Problems
Over time, even the best-maintained air conditioners can face challenges. Below are some of the most frequent AC issues that may need the expertise of a professional for repair:
AC Running but Not Cooling
- Refrigerant Leak: Low levels of refrigerant prevent effective heat transfer.
- Thermostat Issues: Malfunctions in the thermostat can stop the system from triggering cooling cycles.
- Dirty Coils: Blocked or dirty condenser coils reduce system efficiency and airflow.
AC Won’t Turn On
- Faulty Capacitor: A failing capacitor can stop the system from powering up, often accompanied by clicking sounds.
- Electrical Problem: Issues with wiring, a damaged relay, or a power supply failure can stop the AC from turning on.
- Tripped Breaker or Blown Fuse: Power surges, short circuits, or an overloaded system can trip the breaker or blow a fuse, cutting power to the unit.
Strange Noises or Leaks
- Buzzing or Rattling Sounds: Loose components or malfunctioning electrical parts may create unusual noises.
- Hissing Sound: This could indicate a refrigerant leak or high-pressure gas escaping from a faulty valve.
- Water Pooling Around the Unit: A clogged condensate drain can lead to water buildup, resulting in leaks, mold growth, or a system shutdown.
If you’re experiencing any of these issues, Furnasman Heating and Air Conditioning’s certified technicians are ready to assist. We’ll quickly identify the problem, offer transparent repair solutions with upfront pricing, and restore your AC’s efficiency in no time.
Frequently Asked Questions About Air Conditioning Repair
Dealing with AC issues in Winnipeg? Don’t sweat it—Furnasman offers expert air conditioning service and fast, reliable repair from certified professionals. Book your appointment now and restore your home comfort with no hidden fees.
How Often Should I Have My Air Conditioner Serviced?
It’s recommended to service your air conditioner annually, ideally in the spring before summer heat. Regular maintenance helps prevent breakdowns and extends the lifespan of your unit. A technician will clean coils, check refrigerant levels, and test electrical components to ensure smooth operation for the season ahead.
How Much Does It Cost to Fix an Air Conditioner That is Not Cooling?
Repair costs vary depending on the issue. Common problems such as refrigerant leaks, clogged condenser coils, or a malfunctioning thermostat require professional attention. Some fixes are relatively simple and inexpensive, while others may require more complex repairs.
How Many Years Does an Air Conditioner Last?
Central air conditioning systems generally have a lifespan of 10 to 15 years, whereas window units tend to last about 8 to 10 years. That said, consistent maintenance and timely repairs can help certain systems operate efficiently for 20 years or even longer.
When Should I Replace My AC?
If your air conditioner is between 10 and 15 years old, needs frequent repairs, or isn’t cooling your home effectively anymore, it might be more practical to replace it rather than continue with ongoing fixes. When repair expenses approach half the cost of a new unit, upgrading to a high-efficiency system can reduce future service costs and lower your energy bills. Furnasman’s team can evaluate your current setup, weigh the cost of repairs against replacement, and guide you toward the most cost-effective option for your home and budget.