Problems with Condensers and Evaporator Coils– Debris and build-up can quickly and easily clog your condensers and coils, causing them to overperform, lose coverage and efficiency, and burn out much more rapidly. A trained service technician best resolves these problems.

Blower Motor Issues– If your blower motor is running continuously, it could be for several reasons, including something simple like a thermostat switch or something much more involved, like an issue with the fan relay. There are limiters and safety mechanisms in your system that are regulated by your blower motor that won't work correctly if the motor malfunctions. An overworked blow motor can burn out quickly and lead to significant repair costs, so it's best to call a technician to diagnose the issue before it escalates and reaches critical mass.

Thermostat Issues– Your thermostat is the central command of your residential HVAC system and will be the first place you check when something is wrong. Common thermostat issues include but are not limited to, programming issues, stuck or broken switches, and even something as simple as a dead or dying battery.

Thermostat issues are often accessible to diagnose and manage, but they severely obstruct the function of your system's other critical and expensive components. Universal Mechanical Group will help you troubleshoot and diagnose your thermostat issue.

Other Types of Issues– Other residential HVAC repair issues include basic things, like mechanical wear and tear, to more severe issues, like moisture, hose leaks, and more. These issues are usually exemplified through unusual sounds or smells emanating from your system. Blown fuses or tripped breakers can also cause your system to malfunction. An overworked blower motor, dirty or clogged air filters, or similar flow-related factors typically drive these issues.