Mark Fritts Plumbing Electrical & Air Conditioning: Trusted HVAC Services Serving High Point 27263

Great question! In High Point's heat, your air conditioner's indoor unit produces significant condensation that must drain properly. A clogged drain line from the evaporator coil, which we check during a plumbing inspection, can cause the unit to shut off as a safety measure, leaving you without cool air. We'll clear any blockages and ensure your condensate system is flowing freely to prevent this common summer shutdown.

Heat pump issues, like a faulty reversing valve that won't switch between heating and cooling, often stem from electrical components. Our expert electrical inspection checks the voltage to the valve solenoid, verifies thermostat wiring, and tests capacitors and contactors. Many reversing valve failures in our area are actually caused by underlying electrical faults. Finding and fixing these first can save you from an unnecessary valve replacement.

Before you call us, check two simple things: First, ensure your outdoor unit's coils are clean and free of leaves or grass clippings—common here in the Triad. Second, make sure all supply vents inside are open and unobstructed. If those are clear, it's time for a professional diagnosis. The problem could range from low refrigerant (requiring a leak search) to a failing compressor, both of which our technicians are experts at solving for High Point homes.