Why A/C Systems Lose Their Cool
A/C problems usually trace back to a leak, a worn compressor or clutch, a blocked condenser or an electrical fault. Recharging a system that's leaking just lets the refrigerant escape again. We test the system's operation and the temperature at the vents, inspect for external leaks and tell you which part is at fault before recommending anything.
The Right Refrigerant for Your Car
Many cars on Newtown's roads still use R-134a, while most newer vehicles use R-1234yf, and every new light-duty vehicle from model year 2025 must use a low-impact refrigerant. Each type has its own service fittings so they never get mixed. We recover old refrigerant with EPA-approved equipment and refill with what your car was built for.
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Frequently Asked Questions
My A/C smells musty. Can you fix that?
Often, yes. A clogged cabin air filter is a common cause, and replacing it also helps airflow. We'll check it when we look at the system.
How do I book A/C service from Newtown?
Call 215-493-3633 or request a time online. We're at 40 E Afton Ave in Yardley, straight down Route 332.
