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Refrigerant Leak Repair & AC Repair Services

Refrigerant Leak Repair

Refrigerant Leak Repair

Why Refrigerant Leak Repair Matters

When Your AC Is Low on Refrigerant, Everything Suffers

A refrigerant leak is one of the most damaging problems an air conditioner can face. Even a small leak forces your system to run longer, cool less effectively, and work under extreme pressure — all of which can lead to expensive compressor failure if ignored.

    At Precision Air, we use advanced leak‑detection tools to pinpoint the exact source of the problem and repair it correctly the first time. Whether the issue is a worn line, a corroded coil, or a loose connection, we restore your system’s performance safely and professionally.

    Our team focuses on accurate diagnostics and reliable repair solutions to keep your AC system running efficiently

    Common Signs of a Refrigerant Leak

    If you’re noticing any of these symptoms, your AC may be losing refrigerant:

    Our refrigerant leak repair services are designed to quickly restore cooling performance and prevent further damage to your AC system

    What Causes Refrigerant Leaks?

    Refrigerant doesn’t get “used up.” If your system is low, it means there’s a leak somewhere. Common causes include:

    Our technicians are trained to find and repair leaks quickly and accurately.

    Our Refrigerant Leak Repair Process

    We follow a precise, code‑compliant process to ensure your system is safe and fully restored:

    1. Full System Inspection We check coils, lines, valves, and connections for visible or hidden leaks.
    2. Electronic Leak Detection: Advanced tools allow us to pinpoint even the smallest leaks.
    3. Code‑Compliant Repair We repair or replace the damaged component — no shortcuts.
    4. Pressure Testing: We verify that the system is sealed and holding pressure properly.
    5. Recharge to Manufacturer Specs: Your system is recharged with the correct refrigerant type and amount.
    6. Performance Check: We ensure your AC cools efficiently and safely before we leave.
    If you notice any of these symptoms, scheduling refrigerant leak repair early can save you from major AC failures

    Why Choose Precision Air

    Your comfort and safety matter — and so does the long‑term health of your AC system.

    We treat your home like our own and your system like it’s our responsibility.

    Service Areas

    We proudly serve:

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Is it safe to run my AC with a refrigerant leak? No. Running the system low on refrigerant can damage the compressor.

    Can you just “top off” the refrigerant? We don’t do temporary fixes. Leaks must be repaired to meet code and protect your system.

    How long does leak repair take? Most repairs can be completed the same day, depending on the location and severity of the leak.

    Do you work on all AC brands? Yes — we service all major residential and light commercial systems.

    Get Your Cooling Power Back

    If your AC is struggling, freezing up, or costing you more to run, a refrigerant leak may be the cause. Precision Air is ready to diagnose and repair the issue quickly and correctly.

    Call today to schedule your refrigerant leak repair

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    Is it safe to run my AC with a refrigerant leak?

    No. Running your AC while it’s low on refrigerant can cause the compressor to overheat and fail, leading to very expensive repairs.

    Can you just “top off” the refrigerant?

    No. Topping off refrigerant is not a code‑compliant repair. The leak must be located and fixed to protect your system and ensure proper cooling.

    How long does refrigerant leak repair take?

    Most leak repairs can be completed the same day. The exact time depends on the location and severity of the leak.

    Do you work on all AC brands?

    Yes. We repair refrigerant leaks on all major residential and light commercial AC systems.

    What causes refrigerant leaks?

    Common causes include corrosion from coastal humidity, worn copper lines, loose connections, failed Schrader valves, and coil damage.

    Will fixing the leak improve my cooling?

    Absolutely. Once the leak is repaired and the system is recharged to manufacturer specifications, cooling performance and efficiency are restored.


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