Cooling Maintenance Trusted for Over 24 Years in NJ

While many homeowners don’t see regular air conditioning tune ups as a critical factor in maintaining their HVAC systems, Central Air Conditioning Services. is here to tell you otherwise.

Fewer AC Repairs – More Money in Your Pocket

There are several reasons why a regular air conditioner tune up are important, but one of the most important is that they drastically reduce the number and severity of repairs you’ll need, which can ensure that:

• Your home remains safe and comfortable
• Your system has a much longer lifespan
• Your efficiency increases while your electric bill costs decrease
• Your system continues to function optimally

Call for Our Current AC Tune Up Specials

Our team of experienced cooling maintenance professionals is proud to offer comprehensive air conditioning tune ups for all of our neighbors in the New York area and all of New Jersey. We’re happy to come to your home to perform air conditioner tune up and maintenance, especially just before summer, to ensure that your air conditioner lasts through the hottest season.

Improve Your Air Quality with Regular Air Conditioning Maintenance

While having regular checkups performed on your AC system ensures your safety, comfort, and energy efficiency, these services also have a very positive effect on your indoor air quality.

Did you know that most homes have indoor air quality levels that are five times lower than the level of air quality outside?

We can ensure that your air filters are as clean as can be and provide you with tips as to how to better manage your indoor air quality so you can have better control of your health and the health of everyone in your home.

Money-Back Guarantee – Call Central Air Conditioning Services. in New Jersey!

We back all of our maintenance work with a money-back guarantee and an additional warranty for your convenience. We’re confident in our ability to provide reliable, transparent air conditioning tune-ups that our customers can trust and have trusted for over 24 years!

Trusted AC Repair Services Over 24 Years!

There’s nothing worse than walking into a sweltering house to discover your air conditioning unit has malfunctioned. With temperatures on the rise, you need a functioning unit to keep your residence comfortable during the warmer months. We offer reliable air conditioning repair services to homes in New Jersey and New York. Call our team of licensed technicians to receive same-day service and next-day installation.

Why Call Central Air Conditioning Services. for All Your AC Repairs?

We strongly believe in providing all of our customers the absolute best when it comes to service. With over two decades of experience, we have earned an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau (BBB) and are considered a top HVAC service company in New Jersey.

Some of the reasons our clients love us include:

• 24/7 availability
• Upfront pricing & no surprise fees
• Professional & clean technicians
• Our money-back guarantee
• No extra charge for night & weekend appointments
• Same-day service & next day installations

If you’re experiencing any of these issues with your air conditioner or if anything else doesn’t seem right with your system, don’t hesitate to contact us.

5 Types of Air Conditioner (AC) Problems

1. No Cool Air

If your unit is on, but cool air is not flowing through your vents, your AC’s blower belt may be damaged and need replacement. Another potential cause for the lack of cool air is refrigerant leakage. With regular maintenance performed on your cooling system, you can prevent this from happening.

2. Air Conditioner Operates Constantly

Has your air conditioner ever run for hours in an attempt to reach the thermostat’s set temperature? This may indicate a faulty component within your unit. To effectively diagnose your issue, contact a reputable HVAC company for air conditioning repair services.

3. Air Conditioner Turns On & Off

An air conditioner that involuntarily shuts on and off is a hazardous problem. To ensure this air conditioning repair issue is solved in a timely manner, hire a certified technician to perform an in-depth assessment.

4. Cooling System Doesn’t Turn On

If your system trips in the middle of the night, you can wake up drenched in sweat. When your air conditioner has turned off and won’t come back on, there is likely an issue with the wiring. Our team offers exceptional air conditioning repair services for homes in areas such as Jersey City, Woodbridge, Manhattan , Newark, Trenton, and Bronx . Do not try to fix the wiring in your system without a professional. Schedule emergency HVAC services with our technicians.

5. Refrigerant Leak

If your unit starts blowing semi-cool air, your refrigerant may be leaking. Please note: adding more coolant will not fix this issue. You’ll need a qualified HVAC professional to conduct an air conditioning repair and fix the refrigerant leak. Once the leak is detected and resolved, our team will add more refrigerant to your system.

Signs It’s Time to Conduct An Air Conditioner Repair

Strange Noises

Your air conditioner will make noise during a normal cycle. If, however, you hear any unusual sounds, your unit may be on its last leg.

The Fan Doesn’t Work

If your cooling unit is on, but the fan isn’t blowing, the capacitor is probably faulty. Ensure this is the issue with professional air conditioner service performed by an HVAC technician.

High Humidity

Experiencing humidity indoors is a definite sign that you need emergency air conditioning repair services. A correctly operating system cools and dehumidifies your residence. Our team offers dependable air conditioning services in areas such as Newark, New York , Jersey City, Queens , and Manhattan . We will perform an inspection of your system to diagnose the source of the excess humidity in your living space. Indoor humidity should be between 30-50%. If the humidity levels are lower or higher, call our team of HVAC technicians immediately.

Strange Odors

You should never have foul odors blow through your ventilation system. If you do, you’ll need an AC tune-up to remove any debris, feces, or dirt that may cause unpleasant odors.

Other Signs of Air Conditioner Repair Issues

Air conditioning systems aren’t as simple as they seem, which is why any troubleshooting and repairs should be left to our New York AC repair experts. No matter how old or new your air conditioner is, we have the expertise and the tools to effectively diagnose and repair the situation.

It’s likely that your system is in need of repair if:

• Your indoor temperatures do not match your thermostat readings
• You’re experiencing high electrical bills
• You’re finding condensation leaks
• You’re hearing strange noises when your AC is running

Reliable Air Conditioning Repair Solutions From Central Air Conditioning Services.

If you notice your air conditioning unit isn’t operating normally, don’t ignore it. While most AC issues require simple maintenance, problems that have been ignored for an extended period of time may cause other elements in your cooling system to fail. Our staff offers innovative air conditioning repair services in locations such as Manhattan , Nyack, Newark, Queens , Jersey City, New York , and Toms River. Our team of certified technicians will properly assess your unit and recommend the services needed to restore cool air throughout your home.

From tune-ups to indoor air quality evaluations, our Central Air Conditioning Services. specialists do it all. With Central Air Conditioning Services., excellence is our standard. In addition to providing services 24/7, we provide upfront, honest pricing with a money-back guarantee. If your air conditioner requires emergency services or routine repairs, schedule an appointment online or call our team of technicians.

Updates to the Regional HVAC Equipment Efficiency and Testing Standards

the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) will update its efficiency and testing standards for residential and commercial HVAC equipment. All regulatory changes will differ by product type and region. Since the updated standards will result in price increases across all HVAC contractors, now is the time to buy the equipment you need for your home or business.

The minimum efficiency standards for residential and commercial air conditioners and heat pumps manufactured after January 1, 2023, will increase. This change will increase production efficiency and national energy savings while decreasing national energy consumption.

Northern U.S. & Canada

All split-system air conditioners, split-system heat pumps, and packaged units manufactured after January 1, 2023, must meet the updated standards. However, split-system air conditioners, split-system heat pumps, and packaged units manufactured before January 1, 2023, can be installed indefinitely. The efficiency rating for air conditioners will increase from 13 SEER to 15 SEER in these regions.

Southern U.S.

Split-system air conditioners manufactured before January 1, 2023, can’t be installed once the updated standards take effect. All installations of products that don’t meet the new standards must be completed by December 31, 2022. However, split-system heat pumps, single-packaged air conditioners, and single-packaged heat pumps manufactured after January 1, 2023, can be installed indefinitely. The efficiency rating for air conditioners will increase from 14 SEER to 15 SEER in both the Southwest and Southeast regions.

In addition to higher minimum efficiency standards, the M1 testing procedures used for residential and 3 to 5-ton light commercial, single-phase equipment manufactured on or after January 1, 2023, will increase. This change will produce more accurate SEER, EER, and HSPF efficiency ratings. Manufacturers will be required to re-test equipment using the new M1 Standard requirements as well as publish equipment efficiency ratings using the new efficiency metrics of SEER2, EER2, and HSPF2.

Trusted AC Repair Services Over 24 Years!

There’s nothing worse than walking into a sweltering house to discover your air conditioning unit has malfunctioned. With temperatures on the rise, you need a functioning unit to keep your residence comfortable during the warmer months. We offer reliable air conditioning repair services to homes in New Jersey and New York. Call our team of licensed technicians to receive same-day service and next-day installation.

Why Call Central Air Conditioning Services. for All Your AC Repairs?

We strongly believe in providing all of our customers the absolute best when it comes to service. With over two decades of experience, we have earned an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau (BBB) and are considered a top HVAC service company in New Jersey.

Some of the reasons our clients love us include:

• 24/7 availability
• Upfront pricing & no surprise fees
• Professional & clean technicians
• Our money-back guarantee
• No extra charge for night & weekend appointments
• Same-day service & next day installations

If you’re experiencing any of these issues with your air conditioner or if anything else doesn’t seem right with your system, don’t hesitate to contact us.

5 Types of Air Conditioner (AC) Problems

1. No Cool Air

If your unit is on, but cool air is not flowing through your vents, your AC’s blower belt may be damaged and need replacement. Another potential cause for the lack of cool air is refrigerant leakage. With regular maintenance performed on your cooling system, you can prevent this from happening.

2. Air Conditioner Operates Constantly

Has your air conditioner ever run for hours in an attempt to reach the thermostat’s set temperature? This may indicate a faulty component within your unit. To effectively diagnose your issue, contact a reputable HVAC company for air conditioning repair services.

3. Air Conditioner Turns On & Off

An air conditioner that involuntarily shuts on and off is a hazardous problem. To ensure this air conditioning repair issue is solved in a timely manner, hire a certified technician to perform an in-depth assessment.

4. Cooling System Doesn’t Turn On

If your system trips in the middle of the night, you can wake up drenched in sweat. When your air conditioner has turned off and won’t come back on, there is likely an issue with the wiring. Our team offers exceptional air conditioning repair services for homes in areas such as Jersey City, Woodbridge, Manhattan , Newark, Trenton, and Bronx . Do not try to fix the wiring in your system without a professional. Schedule emergency HVAC services with our technicians.

5. Refrigerant Leak

If your unit starts blowing semi-cool air, your refrigerant may be leaking. Please note: adding more coolant will not fix this issue. You’ll need a qualified HVAC professional to conduct an air conditioning repair and fix the refrigerant leak. Once the leak is detected and resolved, our team will add more refrigerant to your system.

Signs It’s Time to Conduct An Air Conditioner Repair

Strange Noises

Your air conditioner will make noise during a normal cycle. If, however, you hear any unusual sounds, your unit may be on its last leg.

The Fan Doesn’t Work

If your cooling unit is on, but the fan isn’t blowing, the capacitor is probably faulty. Ensure this is the issue with professional air conditioner service performed by an HVAC technician.

High Humidity

Experiencing humidity indoors is a definite sign that you need emergency air conditioning repair services. A correctly operating system cools and dehumidifies your residence. Our team offers dependable air conditioning services in areas such as Newark, New York , Jersey City, Queens , and Manhattan . We will perform an inspection of your system to diagnose the source of the excess humidity in your living space. Indoor humidity should be between 30-50%. If the humidity levels are lower or higher, call our team of HVAC technicians immediately.

Strange Odors

You should never have foul odors blow through your ventilation system. If you do, you’ll need an AC tune-up to remove any debris, feces, or dirt that may cause unpleasant odors.

Other Signs of Air Conditioner Repair Issues

Air conditioning systems aren’t as simple as they seem, which is why any troubleshooting and repairs should be left to our New York AC repair experts. No matter how old or new your air conditioner is, we have the expertise and the tools to effectively diagnose and repair the situation.

It’s likely that your system is in need of repair if:

• Your indoor temperatures do not match your thermostat readings
• You’re experiencing high electrical bills
• You’re finding condensation leaks
• You’re hearing strange noises when your AC is running

Reliable Air Conditioning Repair Solutions From Central Air Conditioning Services.

If you notice your air conditioning unit isn’t operating normally, don’t ignore it. While most AC issues require simple maintenance, problems that have been ignored for an extended period of time may cause other elements in your cooling system to fail. Our staff offers innovative air conditioning repair services in locations such as Manhattan , Nyack, Newark, Queens , Jersey City, New York , and Toms River. Our team of certified technicians will properly assess your unit and recommend the services needed to restore cool air throughout your home.

From tune-ups to indoor air quality evaluations, our Central Air Conditioning Services. specialists do it all. With Central Air Conditioning Services., excellence is our standard. In addition to providing services 24/7, we provide upfront, honest pricing with a money-back guarantee. If your air conditioner requires emergency services or routine repairs, schedule an appointment online or call our team of technicians.

Why Indoor Air Quality Matters to Your Family

Today we spend more time indoors – at work, gyms, and our own homes – than we do outside. Recent health restrictions have only increased our time in conditioned spaces.

Stop and think: how clean is the air we breathe indoors?

A recent report by the Environmental Protection Agency revealed that the air quality inside the average home is five times worse (full of dander, pollen, dust mites, and other irritants) than the air outside! Keep your home and family healthy with air purification systems, installed by your trusted Central Air Conditioning Services. team.

What is Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)?

Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) refers to the air quality within and around buildings and structures, especially as it relates to the health and comfort of building occupants. Understanding and controlling common pollutants indoors can help reduce your risk of indoor health concerns.

Common examples of indoor pollutants include:

• Indoor dust and pet dander allergens
  Dust mites are microscopic bugs that live in carpet, bedding, upholstery, stuffed toys, and bedding. These bugs are invisible to the human eye but can majorly impact health. This is especially true for those already at risk, like the young, elderly, or those with allergies or asthma. Relatively minor effects include coughing, wheezing, and discomfort. At the same time, more severe implications can require medication or even hospitalization.Dander (dead skin cells sloughed off an animal’s coat) is the most common source of pet allergies. Pet dander clings to surfaces and makes its way into household cracks and crevices. Unfortunately, dander can linger for months in carpets, furniture, and even bedding! The result includes a variety of health issues for allergy sufferers. Frequent cleaning at home – including vacuuming, frequent bedding changes, and wiping down surfaces – helps keep these pollutants at bay. Use a vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter to reduce dust and pet dander concentrations in your home. A HEPA filter can also eliminate other toxins, including lead.

• Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)
  Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) are toxic airborne chemicals emitted as gases from certain solids or liquids. Top sources of VOCs in the home include paints, aerosol sprays, and air fresheners, pesticides, dry-cleaned clothing, and cleansers. Once airborne, these particles pose short and long-term health effects. According to the EPA, VOCs often cause eye, nose, throat irritation, nausea, and damage to the liver, kidney, and central nervous system.

• Bacteria, Germs, and Viruses
  Poor indoor air quality can increase the risk of spreading highly contagious viruses like the cold and flu. More severe viruses, such as Coronavirus (COVID-19), are also a threat. Viruses are microscopic pathogens that need hosts to thrive. Once a virus enters the body, it begins to hijack healthy cells and reproduce at a significant pace. Bacteria or germs thrive in enclosed spaces and spread quickly through the air. Most bacteria are harmless. However, some strains of bacteria produce toxins that can kill cells and damage the immune system.

Indoor air pollutants may cause serious health concerns, such as:

• Nausea
• Dizziness
• Fatigue
• Sneezing
• Coughing
• Eye and skin irritations
• Congestion
• Headaches
• Allergic reactions
• Respiratory tract infections
• Asthma

The EPA states that indoor air is one of the top five environmental health risks of our time. In fact, indoor air has been found to contain up to 60 times more pollutants than outdoor air. A recent study by the American College of Allergist & Asthma states that polluted indoor air is the root cause of 40% – 50% of all illnesses.

How to Test the Air Quality in Your Home

Eliminating individual sources of pollution in the home can reduce indoor air pollutant concentrations and reduce emissions. Harmful pollutants may come from faulty appliance emissions, such as stoves or furnaces. Two out of three indoor air quality issues involve the poor performance and improper functioning of your HVAC (Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning) system. That’s why it’s crucial for a thoroughly trained technician to evaluate your home equipment annually.

Improving your indoor air quality can begin with tests for key pollutants known to impact health:

• Test for Lead
  Homes built before 1978 can benefit from a lead test, as most indoor and outdoor paints were lead-based before that time. Lead dust brought in from outside sources may also affect air quality in newer homes. Lead dust can be especially detrimental to children’s health in the home and may damage the brain, central nervous system, and kidneys. Use a vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter to reduce concentrations of lead in your home. A HEPA filter can also eliminate toxins. The Environmental Protection Agency offers practical suggestions on how to make your home lead-safe.

• Test for Radon
  Homeowners are encouraged to test for radon. Radon is a colorless, odorless, radioactive gas that typically moves up through the ground and into living spaces through cracks, gaps, or holes in the foundation. However, even airtight homes can potentially have it, and granite countertops have also been linked to radon. Radon gas is prevalent in Eastern and Central Pennsylvania due to uranium deposits in the rock strata. Uranium off-gases radon as a by-product of mining activities. The good news is that in-home radon testing is easy, reasonably inexpensive, and takes only a few minutes to complete.A radon test is highly recommended, as radon is the second leading cause of cancer in the United States according to the American Lung Association. In some cases, radon testing is required by certain lending institutions before the transfer of a property. Rest assured that with proper remediation equipment, even high radon levels can be reduced to acceptable levels. Please go to https://www.mycentralac.com/ to see what the average radon levels are in your neighborhood.

• Test for Carbon Monoxide
  Carbon monoxide (CO) is known as “The Silent Killer” in your home. Like radon, carbon monoxide is a toxic odorless, tasteless and colorless gas. A buildup of CO in the home can lead to carbon monoxide poisoning or, in extreme cases, death. CO can come from any device that burns fuel such as your furnace, water heater, stove, and dryer if they are not in good working condition or have not been installed with proper ventilation. Symptoms of someone experiencing CO poisoning can range from shortness of breath, mild nausea, and mild headaches to dizziness, mental confusion, severe headaches, and even death.Since carbon monoxide does not have characteristics such as odor to alert you, the best way to keep your family aware of unsafe levels is to install carbon monoxide detectors throughout the house. A carbon monoxide alarm constantly samples the air, monitors for the presence of CO, and sounds an alarm when CO is detected at dangerous levels. A Central Air Conditioning Services. technician can service your furnace annually to prevent problems, such as carbon monoxide poisoning.

• Test for Mold
  Testing for mold spores in the air can be as simple as purchasing a mold test kit. Dust mites and mold love moisture. A healthy level of humidity at around 30%-50% will help keep your home free from mold and other allergens under control. Using a dehumidifier and air conditioner during the summer months will help reduce moisture in indoor air and effectively control allergens.An efficient air conditioner will also lower indoor pollen count. As a side note, modern high-efficiency central air conditioning systems have intelligent thermostats that tell fans to ramp up or down, depending on particular needs, thus controlling humidity levels better than ever. Make sure your leaky plumbing gets repaired to prevent mold. From small portable table-top air cleaners to whole-house systems, there are many tools to help make your IAQ healthier.

Indoor Air Quality Services to Improve Your Home Air Quality

There’s a wide array of risk factors that affect indoor air quality. Our certified and licensed HVAC technicians are extensively trained to assess poor air quality and offer customized options to restore the health of your home and the quality of your air. Adding air purification technologies, Lennox PureAir™ and Phenomenal Aire Cold Plasma Generator (CPG) to your HVAC system is the first step in evaluating and controlling your indoor air quality.

Combat Indoor Air Pollution with Lennox PureAir™ and Phenomenal Aire CPG

Lennox PureAir™ pairs the germ-killing power of UV light with MERV16 filtration, to eliminate odors, mold spores, and more from the air you breathe at home, but it doesn’t capture all airborne particles. Partnered with Phenomenal Aire’s lab-tested cold plasma technology, these devices provide powerful filtration to remove matter – including reducing 99.9%* of COVID-19 particles – from your home.

Our Air Filters, Humidifier Installation & Other Solutions Can Help You Feel Better

• UV lamps: These dramatically destroy and reduce potentially harmful contaminants
• Humidifiers and dehumidifiers: These work with your HVAC system to keep moisture levels balanced throughout your home
• Air filtration: These capture even the smallest contaminants and keep them from recirculating back into the home’s air
• Air purification: Contaminants are removed and destroyed before air is recirculated in the home

Here are additional resources to identify, correct, and prevent IAQ problems:

• HVAC products and accessories for whole-home comfort
• Watch our Expert Advice Videos
• Read more expert tips and information on Indoor Air Quality
• Find Indoor Air Quality Testing and Services in Your Area

If you continue not feeling well, and have more dust and dirt in your home than you need, call us and make an appointment with one of our indoor air specialists. With our extensive training and experience, we can usually make recommendations with just an inspection of your home.

We also offer other HVAC services such as furnace repair, air conditioning installation, furnace replacement, and air conditioning repair. We use the latest tools to help determine the quality of your indoor air and can provide you with the products and services you need to improve your IAQ levels.

Let’s talk about the health of your air at home

Frequent coughing increased allergy issues, or frequent bouts of illness are the first sign the air quality in your home needs help. Noticeable dust and dirt in your home is another sign you need an IAQ plan! No matter what your indoor air quality challenge, call now for an indoor air quality assessment by Central Air Conditioning Services..

* Based on the manufacturer’s independent lab analysis. This product does not guarantee against transmission of any specific pathogen, nor does its use take the place of practices that are recommended and should be followed by the Centers for Disease Control and Protection. See https://www.cdc.gov for more information. Phenomenal Aire is provided by a third-party manufacturer and is unaffiliated with Central Air Conditioning Services.. Phenomenal Aire warranty is valid only with complete installation by Central Air Conditioning Services.. PA residents only, limited availability.

* * $1 per day estimate is based on an average financed cost of the PureAir and Phenomenal Aire systems professionally installed. Financing provided by third-party lenders unaffiliated with Central Air Conditioning Services., under terms and conditions arranged directly between the customer and such lender, all subject to credit requirements and satisfactory completion of finance documents. Any finance terms advertised are estimates only.