Hot Parking Lots, Weak A/C
A summer afternoon parked at Oxford Valley Mall or Levittown Town Center turns a car into an oven, and that's when a tired A/C system gives up. If it takes forever to cool down, or the air is cool but not cold, the system may be slowly losing refrigerant. Finding the leak early often saves the compressor.
Done Right, With the Right Refrigerant
We check the system's operation and the vent temperature, and inspect hoses, fittings, condenser and compressor for leaks. Older cars typically use R-134a, newer ones R-1234yf, and the two can't be mixed. We use EPA-approved recovery equipment, so the old refrigerant is captured, never vented, and your system is refilled with the type it was built for.
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Frequently Asked Questions
My A/C blows hot on one side. What causes that?
On cars with dual-zone climate control, it's often low refrigerant or a blend-door actuator. We'll diagnose which before quoting.
How do I schedule A/C service?
Call 215-493-3633 or request a time online.
