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AC Repair | Fast, Licensed Cooling Service in Chatham-Kent

When your home feels more like a greenhouse than a place to relax, it’s time to act fast and call Postma. An AC repair from a licensed professional ensures your cooling system gets the attention it needs before small issues turn into big problems. Whether you’re in Chatham, Blenheim, Tilbury, or Wallaceburg, we show up with the tools, training, and professionalism it takes to get things working again—quickly and correctly.


Signs Your AC Needs Professional Repair

Air conditioners rarely stop working out of nowhere. Often, there are early warning signs that point to trouble. You might hear grinding or buzzing sounds, notice weak airflow, or feel warm air coming from the vents even when the thermostat is set correctly. If your system is short-cycling or your hydro bills have spiked, don’t ignore it—these are signs your equipment is under stress.

Leaks around the indoor unit or frozen coils can signal a refrigerant issue or poor airflow, both of which are best handled by a trained technician. Fast action protects your system and saves money in the long run.


What’s Involved in a Professional AC Repair?

Every visit starts with a full inspection of your system. Our licensed HVAC technicians arrive prepared to diagnose the issue and walk you through your options, no pushy upsells—just straightforward advice. Typical repairs may involve:

  • Recharging low refrigerant

  • Cleaning dirty coils

  • Fixing wiring, capacitors, or contactors

  • Adjusting or replacing thermostats

  • Repairing drainage blockages or blower motor faults

We prioritize safety, clear communication, and durable results with every call.


Is It Worth Repairing or Time to Replace?

Sometimes, repairs can keep an aging unit running through the summer. Other times, it’s a short-term solution to a bigger problem. Carrier’s guide to how long air conditioners last explains that most systems have a lifespan of 10–15 years. If your unit is older and frequently breaking down, a new, energy-efficient model might be the smarter investment.

ENERGY STAR’s replacement guidelines recommend considering a replacement if your system is over 10 years old, needs constant repairs, or struggles to cool evenly. Not sure which way to go? We’ll help you weigh your options without pressure.


Why Local HVAC Service Matters

Technician using a multimeter to troubleshoot an air conditioning unit on a residential property.

 

When it comes to emergency AC repairs, timing is everything. When you work with Postma Heating and Cooling, a local Chatham-Kent company, it mean

s faster response times and better service. We’ve been part of the community since 1989, and we take pride in fixing things right the first time. Our team lives and works in the same neighbourhoods you do, so you’re never treated like just another number.

We’re not here for a quick fix—we’re here to earn your trust and keep your system running strong for seasons to come.


Stay Ahead with Preventative Maintenance

 

Even the best air conditioner needs regular upkeep. Annual tune-ups keep your system clean, efficient, and less likely to break down on the hottest day of the

year. Our maintenance plans include priority scheduling, discounts on repairs, and annual inspections that help catch issues before they cost you.

Explore our cooling services or ask about membership options that help you save while protecting your comfort year-round.


Book AC Repair with Confidence

Don’t wait for things to get worse. If your AC isn’t working like it should—or isn’t working at all—schedule your repair today and get the service you deserve. Our local, licensed team is here when you need us.

📞 519-354-9491
📲 226-702-2071
🔗 www.postma.ca
📧 contact@postma.ca

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