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HVAC Repair in Greater Greenville Area

Need fast, reliable HVAC repair now? We fix heating and cooling issues the right way. Our Trane-certified technicians are background checked and carry the Technician Seal of Safety. We serve the Greater Greenville area, including Greenville, Winterville, and Washington. Rated 4.9 from 571 reviews, we stand behind our work with strong guarantees. Call or book online for prompt service today.

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Why us

Why Choose Us

Trane-certified techs

All technicians are Trane certified.

Technician Seal of Safety

Background checked and drug-free verified.

40+ years local

Family-owned and operated for over 40 years.

Strong guarantees

No Lemon and 100% Money Back Guarantee.

Top-rated service

4.9 rating from 571 reviews.

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What Our Customers Say

5.0
professionalism

“He quickly diagnosed and repaired my AC unit. Very professional.”

5.0
speed

“Very responsive. Tech was there early the next morning to repair.”

5.0
quality

“Quickly discovered the problem and fixed it. Highly recommend.”

Got questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

An air conditioner not turning on with the thermostat set to Cool usually points to a power or safety interlock issue rather than the thermostat itself. The most common cause is a tripped breaker or blown fuse that cut power to the indoor or outdoor unit. Other frequent culprits include a float switch stopping the system due to a clogged drain, a loose blower-door safety switch, or a failed start component like a capacitor or contactor. On many systems, a small low‑voltage board fuse will blow if a thermostat wire is nicked. Our team sees these exact faults often across the Aurora area.

What to check before calling:

  • Confirm Cool mode and Auto fan, then replace thermostat batteries.
  • Look for a tripped AC or air‑handler breaker and reset once.
  • Check the condensate pan/drain; a full pan trips the float switch.
  • Reseat the furnace/air‑handler door so the safety switch closes.

If a breaker trips again right away, leave it off and schedule a professional evaluation.

Updated: 2026-06-29

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Where we work

Where We Work

Stantonsburg

NC

Simpson

NC

Stokes

NC

Walstonburg

NC

Fountain

NC

Pinetops

NC

Winterville

NC

Bath

NC

Grifton

NC

Greenville

NC

Bethel

NC

Grimesland

NC

Aurora

NC

Falkland

NC

Chocowinity

NC

Belhaven

NC

Ayden

NC

Farmville

NC

Washington

NC

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