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Air Conditioning

Air conditioning repair and installation in Clackamas County

Portland metro summers stopped being mild. A system that coped ten years ago can struggle through a stretch of high nineties, and an undersized or underperforming AC shows up first as a house that never quite cools down. Trusted Choice repairs, services and installs residential air conditioning across Clackamas County.

What the work covers

Repair and diagnosis

Capacitors, contactors, fan motors, refrigerant leaks and drainage problems.

Coil and condenser service

A coil packed with cottonwood and dust cannot shed heat, which is a common and fixable cause of weak cooling.

New system installation

Sized to your home, because an oversized unit short cycles and leaves the air clammy.

Thermostat and control setup

Including programmable and smart thermostats configured so they actually get used.

Signs your AC needs attention

  • It runs all day but the house never gets comfortable
  • Airflow at the vents is weak
  • Ice on the refrigerant line or the indoor coil
  • Water pooling near the indoor unit
  • It trips the breaker
  • Bills climbed while the thermostat stayed where it was
Heat pump condenser installed beside a home in Clackamas County, Oregon

Common questions

Questions we get asked

My AC is running but the house is not cooling. What is wrong?

The most common causes are a dirty condenser coil, a failing capacitor, low refrigerant from a leak, or a badly restricted filter. Low refrigerant in particular means there is a leak somewhere, since a sealed system does not consume it.

Does the size of the unit really matter?

It matters more than most people expect. An oversized system cools the air quickly, shuts off before it has pulled any humidity out, and leaves the house cold and clammy while wearing itself out through short cycling.

How long does an air conditioner last?

Twelve to eighteen years is typical in this climate, and units here often last toward the upper end simply because they are not running eight months a year the way they would in the south.

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