Air Conditioning & Cooling

A broken air conditioner can quickly go from a minor annoyance to a major problem. As outdoor temperatures rise, it becomes increasingly important to your comfort and the safety of your family and pets to have a properly functioning AC system. At Christmas Air we have over 20 years of experience providing top-quality AC repair services throughout the DFW Metroplex.

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RESIDENTIAL A/C

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A/C SERVICE & REPAIR

A/C MAINTENANCE

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Residential A/C Service Call

A service pro will come to your home to diagnose your Air Conditioner problem.

In Need of Air Conditioning Service, Repair, Installation or Maintenance?

At Christmas Air Conditioning and Heating, we understand the importance of maintaining a comfortable and inviting environment in your home or commercial space, no matter the season. With our expertise in air conditioning and cooling solutions, we are dedicated to providing quality service and innovative products to meet your indoor comfort needs.

As a leading A/C service and maintenance provider in the DFW Metroplex, we take pride in offering a solution for your needs, be it commercial or residential air conditioning and cooling. From central air conditioning to ductless systems and everything in between, we’ll help you navigate the options to find the perfect cooling solution for your space.

Sit back, relax, and let Christmas Air Conditioning and Heating be your trusted partner in creating a comfortable indoor environment year-round.

Keeping our neighbors comfortable since 2010!

Most Common Issues with Your A/C System

The most common issues with air conditioning systems include:

Refrigerant Leaks

When the refrigerant levels are not at the manufacturer’s specified amount due to leaks, the system can’t cool efficiently.

Drainage Problems

The condensate drain can become clogged, preventing proper drainage of moisture removed from the air, leading to increased humidity and potential water damage.

Electrical Control Failure

The compressor and fan controls can wear out, especially when the air conditioner turns on and off frequently, as is common in oversized systems.

Worn Contactor

Contactors for the compressor, fan motor, and blower motor can become worn and lead to electrical connections that fail to start the motors or compressor.

Faulty Thermostats

Incorrect operation or malfunctions of thermostats can lead to no cooling or excessive cooling.

Dirty Condenser Coils

Located in the outdoor unit, condenser coils can become dirty and unable to dissipate heat properly, reducing the efficiency and effectiveness of the air conditioning system.

Dirty or Clogged Filters

Airflow can be significantly reduced if the air filters are dirty or clogged, reducing the efficiency of the system and compromising air quality.

Mechanical Wear and Tear

Components such as the compressor and fan controls can wear out over time, especially in systems that cycle on and off frequently.

Capacitor Failure

Capacitors help the motors that power the compressor and fans start and run efficiently. Over time, they can wear out and fail, leading to a non-functioning air conditioning system.

Frozen Evaporator Coils

Evaporator coils can freeze due to insufficient air flow, improper refrigerant levels, or other issues, leading to a loss of cooling capacity.

Sensor Problems

Room air conditioners feature a thermostat sensor located behind the control panel, which measures the temperature of air coming into the evaporative coil. If the sensor is knocked out of position, the air conditioner could cycle constantly or behave erratically.

Type of Air Conditioning and Cooling Systems

When it comes to cooling your residential or commercial space, there are several options to consider. Each option offers unique benefits and suitability depending on your needs.

American Standard air conditioners - central heating and air systems.Central Air Conditioning

Central air conditioning is popular among homeowners and business owners alike. At Christmas Air Conditioning and Heating, we offer state-of-the-art central air conditioning systems designed to deliver consistent comfort and complete cooling throughout your space.

With a central unit located outside the building, cooled air is distributed through ductwork to each room via vents, ensuring even room temperature control while eliminating the need for individual units.

Our team of experts works with you to assess your requirements and recommend the most suitable system tailored to your space’s size, layout, and cooling needs.

Wall mounted heat pump cooling system by American StandardDuctless Air Conditioning Systems

Ductless cooling systems offer a flexible and efficient option for residential and commercial spaces. Also known as a ductless mini split air conditioner, a ductless system consists of an outdoor compressor unit and one or more indoor air-handling units, connected by refrigerant lines that run through an attic or crawlspace.

These systems allow for customizable zoning to allow you the option of independently controlling the temperature of different areas or rooms as needed. This provides personalized comfort along with energy savings.

This type of cooling system is an ideal choice for a house or space without existing ductwork or additions where extending ducts is impractical. They also are great for areas that have different cooling needs such as a basement that may naturally be cooler than the rest of the home, or a garage that only needs to be cooled when someone is using it.

Air Conditioner evaporator system with coilsEvaporator A/C Systems

Evaporator cooling systems offer an eco-friendly and efficient approach to cooling indoor spaces. At Christmas Air Conditioning and Heating, we recognize the importance of sustainability and innovation when it comes to providing cooling solutions for our customers.

Evaporator cooling systems harness the natural cooling properties of water to create a refreshing indoor environment. They draw warm air through moistened pads or coils, where heat is absorbed and replaced with cooler air before being circulated back into the space. Since an evaporative cooler system decreases room temperature without the need for refrigerants, you can enjoy cool, clean air while minimizing environmental impact and energy consumption.

portable air conditioning units for home a/cPortable Air Conditioning Units

Portable units offer a flexible option for spaces where traditional systems may not be practical. A small portable air conditioner is compact, versatile, and easy to install. This makes them a great option for cooling individual rooms, temporary spaces, or areas with limited access for other options.

These smaller units typically consist of a mobile compressor and fan assembly, allowing you to move them wherever cooling is needed most. If you don’t need to lower the room temperature in all of your rooms at once, you can move a portable room air conditioner to where it is needed most. Whether you’re looking to supplement your existing cooling system or provide relief in specific areas, Christmas Air Conditioning and Heating can help you explore the benefits of each option.

NOTE:
We do not service portable units.

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Tips for Choosing the Right A/C Cooling System

 

Follow these tips when selecting the right cooling system for your residential or commercial space:

Assess Your Cooling Needs

Determine the size and layout of the space you need to cool, as well as any specific requirements or preferences.

Evaluate Installation Requirements

Consider the A/C installation requirements of different cooling systems, including available space, existing ductwork, and compatibility with your property’s infrastructure.

Explore Cooling System Options

Research various cooling system options, such as central air conditioning, ductless mini-split systems, evaporative cooler systems, and portable units to best determine which fits your needs and budget.

Consider Energy Efficiency

Look for cooling systems with high Energy Star ratings and SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) values to maximize energy savings and minimize environmental impact.

Seek Professional Advice

Consult with the experts at Christmas Air Conditioning and Heating to receive personalized recommendations and guidance based on your specific needs and preferences.

Factor in Maintenance and Longevity

Consider the long-term maintenance requirements and expected lifespan of different cooling systems to ensure you choose a reliable and cost-effective option.

Following these tips will help you confidently select the right cooling system to create an ideal indoor environment for your apartment, home, office, or business.

Not sure where to start? Give us a call now at 469-919-9928

Air Conditioning & Cooling FAQ

Got questions about cooling systems? We’ve got answers! Check out our frequently asked questions section for expert insights and advice on common cooling system inquiries.

Whether you’re wondering about maintenance schedules, energy-saving tips, or financing options, we’re here to provide the information you need to make informed decisions about your cooling needs.

At Christmas Air Conditioning and Heating, customer satisfaction is our top priority, and we’re committed to helping you stay cool and comfortable year-round. If you don’t find the answers you’re looking for here, don’t hesitate to reach out to our team for personalized assistance.