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Air Conditioning Service, Repair And Installation Lawrenceville, Georgia
S&H Heating and Air Conditioning is one of the leading providers of air conditioning repair and air conditioning service in Lawrenceville, GA, offering timely solutions to problems related to your air conditioning system. Our HVAC technicians will come to your rescue when you want emergency AC service or repair, or just need a hand with your residential or commercial cooling problems.
You'll find we take our job seriously and highly value the trust that is placed in us. S&H Heating and Air Conditioning goes far beyond what others do by investing in the training and equipment necessary to protect your home or family in Lawrenceville, GA.
Whether you have a central AC system, Heat Pump or Ductless Mini Split we are here to help.
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Recent Air Conditioning Service, Repair And Installation Lawrenceville, Georgia by S&H Heating and Air Conditioning
Air Conditioning Service, Repair And Installation Lawrenceville, Georgia
SVC-AC Not Cooling Checked Both Systems. Upstairs System-cleaned Condensate Drain. Main Level-cleaned Condensate Drain, Evaporator Coil, And Replaced A Bad 40+3 Capacitor. Checked Charges And Filters; Both Look Good At This Time.
Lawrenceville, GA
05-24-2022
SVC-AC Not Cooling Checked Both Systems. Upstairs System-cleaned Condensate Drain. Main Level-cleaned Condensate Drain, Evaporator Coil, And Replaced A Bad 40+3 Capacitor. Checked Charges And Filters; Both Look Good At This Time.
Lawrenceville, GA
05-24-2022
Air Conditioning Service, Repair And Installation Lawrenceville, Georgia
SVC-Water Leak Found Water Leaking In The Attic Due To A Clogged Drain Line And Loose Connection Between The 90* Drain Of The Furnace And The Condensate Drain. Cleared Drain And Added A Hose Clamp To The Rubber Drain Line To Prevent Water From Leaking Around The Coupling. Unit Is Draining Properly At This Time.
Lawrenceville, GA
10-26-2021
SVC-Water Leak Found Water Leaking In The Attic Due To A Clogged Drain Line And Loose Connection Between The 90* Drain Of The Furnace And The Condensate Drain. Cleared Drain And Added A Hose Clamp To The Rubber Drain Line To Prevent Water From Leaking Around The Coupling. Unit Is Draining Properly At This Time.
Lawrenceville, GA
10-26-2021