

Air Conditioning Services in Tiffin, Ohio

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Emergency A/C Repair in Tiffin Ohio
Quality Service Means A Quick Response To Your Call!
We take the quality of our services very seriously. It's why we always have a trusted technician available for those unexpected emergencies! Air Conditioners can go out at anytime, and A/C in the summer time is necessary for the health and comfort of your family. If your air conditioner won't turn on, is blowing hot air, or making unusual noises, our team is ready to help. We provide 24/7 emergency air conditioning repair for homes throughout Tiffin and surrounding areas.
In need of an emergency A/C repair? Call Greene's!
Air Conditioning Repair
In Tiffin, Fremont, and Findlay, Ohio areas
Our air conditioning repair services include troubleshooting, diagnosing, and presenting the potential solutions. Our team goes beyond a broke/fix method, offering solutions based on the cause of the problem, not just "treating the symptoms".
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No air conditioning or inconsistent cooling
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Strange A/C noises
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Frequent cycling
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Thermostat issues


A/C Maintenance
in Tiffin, Fremont, and Findlay, Ohio areas
Air conditioning maintenance, also called tune-ups or cleanings, should be scheduled annually. It is best to have air conditioniners cleaned in the spring before heavy use in the summer. A/C maintenance services improve performance, efficiency, and reliability, increasing the expected longevity by 8-12+ years.​​
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System inspection and safety checks
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Cleaning critical components
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Testing airflow and efficiency
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Identifying potential issues before they cause breakdowns
Ask about our Service Agreements, designed to keep maintenance easy and affordable.
Air Conditioner Replacement Services
in Tiffin, Fremont, and Findlay, Ohio areas
Our air conditioner installation services begin with a consultation- we want to make sure your HVAC system works well for your household needs. Whether you're looking for a high-efficiency option or something to fit a budget, we'll help you meet your comfort goals. During installation, technicians are clean, respectful, and friendly.
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In-home consultation to evaluate your cooling needs
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Help selecting the right fair conditioner for your home and budget
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Energy-efficient options to improve comfort and lower cooling costs
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Up to 10-year labor & equipment warranties on qualifying systems
Need a new air conditioner, but not sure what your options are? We'd be happy to help!

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Common Air Conditioning Issues
Call Greene's For These AC Problems
Common problems may vary depending on brand, refrigerant, type of equipment, and age of the system. Below, we've listed the top problems we respond to regardless of the manufacturer, but keep in mind air conditioners over 18 years old are more likely to have these issues than newer models. Refrigerant is also important to note, since R-22 is now obsolete and R-410A has been phased out and replaced with R-454B (or other A2L refrigerants).
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Air conditioner is running, but not cooling to temperature
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Air conditioner is not running at all
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Air conditioner is making a clanking/pounding/grinding noise
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Air conditioner is short-cycling (frequently running in short bursts)
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Air conditioner or indoor coil is freezing over
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Indoor coil is leaking water
Many of these issues can be resolved with a simple repair, depending on the condition of the equipment.
Air Conditioning FAQ's
Questions and Answers From Our Technicians
When Should I Consider Replacing My Air Conditioner?
Most homeowners wait until their air conditioner is either too expensive to repair or is so old the parts are no longer available. If you're replacing your furnace, depending on the age and condition of the A/C, it may be more economical to replace the whole system at the same time. We do have some homeowners who want to replace their air conditioner after it shows signs of going out, but may not be totally "dead" yet. Also called "proactive replacement", this ensures you never go without cooling while waiting on equipment or parts to be delivered. Our recommendation is to at least start preparing to replace once the air conditioner is 12 years old or has had it's first major repair. Then you aren't caught in a bad spot if it fails, but you also get the most out of your system by not replacing it too early.
Why Do Air Conditioners Need "Recharged"?
The refrigerant in your system when installed is the amount it is designed to operate with. The only time a system needs "Recharged" or "topped off" with refrigerant is when there is a leak in the line. Refilling an air conditioner with refrigerant is not "normal maintenance". Unless the leak is found and repaired, the system will need refilled again. Depending on the leak, it may need filled again in a couple years or a couple days. Finding the leak and repairing it may take 15 minutes or 15 hours depending on it's location. Refrigeration leaks are common, but our recommendation varies with your situation. We always give the options, but we'll also explain what we would do in our own house and why.
What Brand of Air Conditioner Is The Best?
As a Trane dealer, we're a little biased when it comes to this question. Trane is our obvious choice - we wouldn't carry it if we didn't believe in it. But that doesn't mean we can't appreciate the quality in other brands. In our experience, Trane is the most efficient and the most durable. We trust it to last the longest, and see old units running well all the time. We recently replaced one that was from the 1970's! Each brand has a need they try to meet. Trane and Rheem focus on efficiency. Rheem used to be a less expensive alternative to Trane, but with recent price increases across the industry, the prices have become pretty similar. We do carry WeatherKing, the secondary brand produced by Rheem, as well as other IBC equipment. While Lennox has an excellent reputation, they haven't been keeping up with the quality of other manufacturers over the last several years. In our opinion, the prices don't reflect this very well. We've dealt in a lot of Concord/Ducane units, the secondary Lennox brand. The less expensive models seem to be priced in line with the quality received, and seem to be a more durable budget-friendly option than other secondary product lines. Most other brands we haven't been impressed with for a variety of reasons: cost of repair parts, lack of longevity, too expensive for what it is, overrated, or inconsistent with their quality. When it comes to this question, we don't like to speak poorly of any specific brand. We're constantly asking brand reps what they're doing to improve, what they're changing, etc. and as we work on different brands, we get a feel for their mechanical integrity, as well. We don't enjoy callbacks, so we install equipment that we trust to last a long time. We don't enjoy high energy bills, so we deal with brands that have well-tested high-efficiency models. Our focus is on quality, longevity, and energy savings. The



