Homeowners throughout the Louisville, Kentucky region understand air conditioners are essential for indoor comfort, especially in the midst of a hot, southern summer. Jarboe’s Heating, Cooling & Plumbing is Louisville’s leading resource for air conditioning unit repair, maintenance, and air conditioner installation.
Serving as Louisville’s air conditioning expert, we are available around the clock to assist with your air conditioning unit, air handler, or heat pump issues. Trust our technicians for quick and reliable AC unit repair, air conditioning unit maintenance for improved performance, and expert installation of an efficient new central air conditioning system or ductless cooling system for your home.
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Valid with repair. See dealer for details, discounts, warranties, guarantees. Some restrictions apply. Normal business hours only. Residential owner-occupied only. Existing residential only. Must be presented at time of service. Cannot combine with other offers or discounts. Customer responsible for filing utility rebates if applicable. Not valid on previous purchases. Must be in service area. Financing with approved credit. Minimum monthly payments required. Interest accrues at time of purchase unless paid in full during promotional period. For regular term purchases, APR is based on US prime rate and is subject to change. IN HVAC: H0010016, KY HVAC: HM01276, IN Plumbing: CO50800249, KY Plumbing: M5308
Jarboe’s Heating, Cooling & Plumbing provides the following cooling services in Louisville:
Jarboe’s Heating, Cooling & Plumbing provides speedy and professional air conditioning installation, maintenance, repair, and service for your central air conditioning system. We’re available to help 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
When you need to replace an older AC unit, you have many options to consider. Our Comfort Consultants help you evaluate each option to find the solution that works best for your household’s needs. Our cooling technicians have undergone thorough training and make repairs on all models of cooling equipment. As a Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer, our team has received specialized training directly from the brand to ensure the timely and complete installation of new Carrier air conditioning systems.
In the summer, air conditioners in Louisville run around the clock, using a substantial portion of a home’s energy. A reliable and energy-efficient AC unit makes a significant impact on your family’s comfort and energy savings. When you need a new air conditioner, shopping on a budget could cost you more in the long run because of reduced energy efficiency.
Jarboe’s team of qualified Comfort Consultants help you find a new air conditioning unit that serves your family with cool comfort and quality energy savings for many years to come. Consumer financing may be an option that will help you get the new air conditioning system you need at a price you can afford – contact us today to learn more about our available options.
Air conditioning unit replacement installation varies in cost, as there are many equipment options available to Louisville homeowners. Each home has specific needs for capacity, cooling load, energy efficiency, and features that affect a unit’s price. The best way to find the cost of such a project in your home is to request a free estimate from Jarboe’s! A full system replacement typically costs thousands of dollars – financing is available to those who qualify.
Jarboe’s Heating, Cooling & Plumbing offers a complete range of Carrier cooling systems for use in your home. Finding the best solution that fits your needs is easy when you work with our skilled comfort consultants. Let our team determine your needs and share the central air conditioner equipment solutions that will deliver comfortable, affordable cooling for many years in your Louisville home.
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The most common problems an air conditioner will experience are: AC doesn’t turn on, not blowing cold air, AC leaks, making loud noises, and your AC freezing up outside the unit.
Many issues could prevent your air conditioner from working correctly. One issue could be that you have a blocked or clogged condenser coil.
Most air conditioning units will last 12-20 years, depending on the type of system and how well-kept the system is.
It would be recommended to increase the set point of your thermostat when you are away. We do not recommend turning off the unit entirely as it will take a significant amount of energy to bring the home back down to temperature and can introduce problems for appliances and furniture if the temperature and humidity get too high.
Dirty filters will cause poor cold air flow in your air conditioning system. This can cause more severe problems, such as your air conditioner freezing up and becoming inoperable.
Usually, this happens because the compressor/outside unit has a problem, or your AC is low on refrigerant.
Loud noises from your air conditioner can indicate that something is seriously wrong with your unit. The first thing you should do is turn off the system and call a professional to diagnose the problem.
Before resetting your air conditioner you should turn off your AC at your thermostat. Once the unit is turned off, go to your circuit breaker box and reset the air conditioner from there. Wait 30 minutes, then turn the thermostat for your AC back to the cool setting.
Signs that your AC unit is broken include: uncomfortable temperatures inside your home, vents pumping warm air, and loud noises coming from your air conditioner.
For your air conditioning unit to run efficiently and effectively, regular maintenance is required. Preventative maintenance keeps your unit healthy and helps prevent larger issues from happening.
It’s recommended that you should clean your air conditioning coils at least once a year.
More advanced systems may run longer but at a lower energy level to increase the efficiency of the unit and the comfort of the home.
SEER ratings measure the maximum energy efficiency over the range of expected seasonal temperatures. In general, good SEER values range from 14 to 16 for air conditioning units. These are most common. There are more efficient units available to decrease the energy costs of your home.
While it’s important to have your AC unit repaired or replaced right away when trouble arises, do take the time to perform some simple troubleshooting before you call us. Some system problems are easily solved without the wait or expense of a service call. Try these tips to fix your central air conditioner before you call for help.
When our technicians evaluate and work on your central air conditioner, you may hear them use one or more of the common terms listed below. For those outside of the HVAC industry, our terminology can be confusing if you aren’t familiar with these words. Find easy-to-understand definitions below so you can fully understand your air conditioning system and the work we do.
An indoor component of the cooling system. The air handler holds the blower motor that circulates conditioned air, as well as the evaporator coils.
Air volume moving through the HVAC system.
This is a connective piece that links ductwork to the register or grille within your home, made of sheet metal.
Your HVAC technician checks the charge of your air conditioning unit to determine if it holds the correct amount of refrigerant. Improper charge indicates a refrigerant leak that must be repaired.
Air conditioners have evaporator and condenser coils that facilitate the heat transfer process. Both may be referred to as simply “coils”. The evaporator coil is indoors; the condenser coil is outdoors.
The refrigerant moves from the indoor evaporator coil to the compressor before it reaches the condenser coil. The compressor increases the temperature and pressure of the refrigerant.
An air conditioning unit extracts heat – it doesn’t chill the air. The home’s air passes over evaporator coils which extract heat. Heat is released into the outdoors by the condenser coil. Thus, the air in your home feels cooler because excess heat is removed.
A fan coil unit is a type of HVAC system that heats or cools a home without the need for a ductwork connection.
Also known as a ground source heat pump, GSHP, a geothermal heat pump heats and cools a home using the earth surrounding the home as a source of heating energy as well as a receptacle for excess heat when cooling.
The grille is the metal cover that fits over the opening of the return air ducts in your home.
Heat pumps offer cooling as well as heating for Louisville homes through the transfer of heat between the air inside a home and the air outdoors.
Refrigerant cycles through the air conditioner system to absorb and release heat. Older air conditioning units typically use R-22 refrigerant. Since the Montreal Protocol began the phase-out of R-22 refrigerant (also called Freon), newly manufactured air conditioners typically use R-410A refrigerant, also called Puron. Older air conditioners can be retrofitted to use R-410A, but often it’s cheaper to completely replace the unit with a new air conditioner.
A split system air conditioner has both indoor and outdoor components, such as the common central air conditioning system or a ductless system. Components are linked by lines that carry refrigerant. A window air conditioner is not a split system.
Zoning refers to heating and cooling spaces within one home independently of each other, using the same air conditioners and heating systems. This is done using dedicated thermostats for each zone and a network of in-duct dampers to control airflow to living areas.
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