AC Capacitor Replacement Greenville SC Done Same Day
We test, match, and swap failed run and start capacitors in one visit.
AC capacitor replacement Greenville SC gets your system cooling again, usually within a couple of hours. When your air conditioner blows warm air, hums without starting, or short cycles, a failed run capacitor is one of the most common causes we find. Our licensed technicians carry matched capacitors for Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Goodman, and Rheem units, so most homes are back to cold air the same day you call.
What AC Capacitor Replacement Greenville SC Involves
AC capacitor replacement Greenville SC is the electrical repair that restores a weak or failed run or start capacitor inside your outdoor condenser or air handler. A capacitor stores and releases the jolt of energy your compressor, condenser fan motor, and blower motor need to start and keep spinning. When it bulges, leaks, or drifts out of its microfarad rating, the motor either won't start or pulls too many amps and trips the breaker. We shut off power at the disconnect, discharge the old capacitor, test it with a multimeter, then install a new one matched to the motor's rating.
Greenville summers push condensers hard from May through September, and that heat is what kills capacitors first. A unit that ran fine last fall can fail on the first 95-degree afternoon in June. If you're searching for AC capacitor replacement near me Greenville SC, the symptoms are usually obvious: the outdoor fan won't spin, the compressor clicks but won't start, or the system runs for a few minutes and shuts off. We see this most on systems 8 to 15 years old in neighborhoods like Berea, Sans Souci, and Overbrook, where afternoon sun hits the condenser directly.
Why Fix the Capacitor First
Replacing a failed capacitor is the least expensive way to get a dead or weak AC system cooling again. Here's what that repair actually buys you.
Cold Air Same Day
Most capacitor replacements take 45 to 90 minutes once we're on site. We stock the common 35/5, 45/5, and 40/5 dual-run capacitors for Carrier, Trane, and Goodman condensers, so you're not waiting on a parts order while the house heats up.
Protects the Compressor
A weak capacitor makes the compressor work harder on every start, which shortens its life and can eventually cause compressor failure. Spending $180 to $320 now on capacitor repair in Greenville SC is far cheaper than a $1,800 to $2,800 compressor replacement later.
Stops Short Cycling
When a run capacitor drifts low, the system starts, overheats, and shuts down, then repeats. That cycling spikes your power bill and wears out the contactor. A fresh capacitor restores steady runtime and normal amp draw, which you'll see on our clamp meter before we button the panel back up.
Restores Fan and Blower Speed
A failing capacitor slows the condenser fan motor or blower motor instead of stopping it outright. You get weak airflow, warm rooms, and a frozen evaporator coil. Replacing the capacitor brings both motors back to full speed and clears the airflow problem at the source.
Our Capacitor Replacement Process
Five steps, one visit, no guesswork. Here's exactly what happens from the moment you call until cold air is back in your house.
Phone Diagnosis
You describe the symptoms, we ask a few targeted questions, and we book a same-day window. If your AC is blowing warm air or won't turn on at all, tell us the brand and approximate age. That tells us which capacitors and contactors to load on the truck before we leave.
On-Site Testing
We pull the disconnect, discharge the capacitor safely, and test it with a multimeter and clamp meter. We check microfarad readings against the motor's rating, inspect the contactor for pitting, and confirm the compressor and fan motor windings are still good. This takes about 20 minutes.
Capacitor Match
We match the replacement to your motor's exact rating, not just close. A 35/5 MFD capacitor goes back in where a 35/5 came out. We use OEM-grade capacitors for Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Rheem, and York equipment, and we note the reading on your invoice so you have a baseline.
Install and Test
We mount the new capacitor, reconnect the leads, and restore power. Then we run the system and watch amp draw on the compressor and both motors. If the numbers look right, the panel goes back on and we check supply-air temperature at the nearest vent before we call it done.
Walkthrough and Warranty
We show you the failed capacitor, explain what killed it, and give you a written warranty on the part and labor. If we spotted a pitted contactor or a clogged condensate drain line while we were in there, we'll tell you now so you can decide whether to handle it today or schedule it later.
Capacitor Expertise You Can Check
Our technicians hold EPA Section 608 certification and NATE certification, and we work under a South Carolina HVAC contractor license. We carry manufacturer certifications for Carrier, Trane, and Lennox equipment, which means we know the capacitor specs those units call for without guessing. We also hold OSHA safety certification and follow ACCA installation and service standards on every job. Capacitors are simple parts, but testing them correctly, matching MFD ratings, and reading amp draw takes training and the right meters. We do that on every call, whether it's a $180 capacitor swap or a full compressor diagnosis.
- EPA Section 608 certified for safe handling of R-410A and R-22 refrigerant systems.
- NATE-certified technicians trained on capacitor testing and motor amp-draw diagnostics.
- Manufacturer certifications for Carrier, Trane, and Lennox condenser and air handler platforms.
- We carry a manifold gauge set, vacuum pump, and refrigerant recovery machine on every truck.
- OSHA safety certification and ACCA standards guide every electrical repair we perform.
Why Greenville Homeowners Call Us for Capacitor Repair
We're a local HVAC company that fixes the actual problem, tests the repair, and leaves you with a working system and a clear invoice. Here's what that looks like in practice.
Same-Day Availability
We hold same-day AC capacitor replacement Greenville SC slots for no-cool calls, including Saturdays during peak season. Most capacitor jobs are finished in one visit because we stock the common MFD ratings for Carrier, Trane, Goodman, Rheem, and Lennox units on the truck.
Upfront Pricing
You get a flat price before we start. A standard run capacitor replacement runs $180 to $320 in 2026, including the part, labor, and testing. If we find a second failed component, like a pitted contactor or a bad condenser fan motor, we quote it before touching anything.
Real Diagnostic Testing
We don't guess. Every capacitor call includes a multimeter reading, a clamp meter amp check on the compressor and fan motor, and a supply-air temperature reading after the repair. If the capacitor isn't the problem, we tell you what is and what it costs to fix.
Local Greenville Coverage
We serve Greenville County from Downtown and the West End out to Berea, Sans Souci, and Cherrydale. If you need affordable capacitor replacement Greenville, you're calling a local shop, not a call center. Our technicians know the older condenser pads and tight side-yard clearances common in these neighborhoods.
What's Included in Capacitor Replacement
A standard capacitor replacement covers the part, the labor, the testing, and a warranty. Here's what's in the price and what we'd quote separately if your system needs it.
What's Included
Capacitor Testing and Match
We test the old capacitor with a multimeter, confirm the microfarad reading, and install a replacement matched to your motor's rating. We use OEM-grade parts for Carrier, Trane, Lennox, Goodman, Rheem, York, and American Standard equipment.
Electrical Safety Check
We inspect the contactor for pitting, check wire connections at the capacitor terminals, and look for heat damage or loose spade connectors. A loose connection can kill a new capacitor in weeks, so we fix it while we're in the panel.
Amp Draw Verification
After the swap, we run the system and check amp draw on the compressor and both fan motors with a clamp meter. If the numbers are within spec, the repair is done. If they're high, we keep diagnosing until we find the cause.
Airflow and Temperature Check
We measure supply-air temperature at the nearest vent and confirm the condenser fan is moving full speed. A capacitor repair that doesn't restore cold air isn't finished, so we verify the result before we pack up.
Part and Labor Warranty
Every capacitor we install carries a written warranty on the part and our labor. If the replacement fails within the warranty period, we come back and make it right. We note the install date and MFD rating on your invoice for future reference.
Problems a New Capacitor Fixes
A bad capacitor shows up in a handful of predictable ways. If you're seeing any of these, capacitor repair in Greenville South Carolina is usually the fix.
AC blowing warm air with the outdoor fan not spinning
The compressor may still run, but without the condenser fan moving heat, the system overheats and trips on high pressure. Running it this way can damage the compressor.
We test the dual-run capacitor that feeds both the fan and compressor. If the fan side has failed, we replace the capacitor, verify fan amp draw, and confirm the compressor is still within spec before restarting the system.
AC not turning on, just a clicking sound at the condenser
That click is the contactor pulling in while the compressor tries and fails to start. Each failed start pulls locked-rotor amps, which heats the windings and shortens compressor life.
We test the start capacitor and run capacitor, check the contactor for pitted points, and verify the compressor windings with a multimeter. If the capacitor is the only failure, a same-day AC capacitor replacement Greenville SC gets you cooling again in about an hour.
AC short cycling every few minutes
Short cycling spikes your power bill, wears out the contactor and compressor, and never lets the house reach setpoint. It's often a run capacitor that has drifted low rather than failed completely.
We read the capacitor's actual microfarad value against its rated value. A capacitor that's more than 10 percent off gets replaced. We also check refrigerant charge and airflow, since low charge can mimic a capacitor problem.
Weak airflow and a frozen evaporator coil
A failing blower motor capacitor slows the indoor blower, which drops airflow across the evaporator coil and lets it freeze. Ice on the coil restricts airflow further and can flood the drain pan.
We test the blower motor capacitor, replace it if it's out of spec, and check the evaporator coil for ice. If the coil is frozen, we thaw it, confirm airflow is restored, and clear the condensate drain line before we leave.
When Greenville Homeowners Call Us
A 12-year-old Trane unit in Berea stops cooling on a 96-degree July afternoon, and the outdoor fan won't spin.
We test the dual-run capacitor, find the fan side failed, and install a matched 45/5 MFD replacement. We check the contactor, verify compressor amp draw, and confirm supply-air temperature before we leave.
Cold air back in the house the same afternoon, with a written warranty on the part and labor.
A Goodman system in Sans Souci clicks but won't start, and the homeowner has already replaced the thermostat.
We test the start capacitor and run capacitor, find both out of spec, and replace them. We also check the contactor for pitting and verify the compressor windings are still good with a multimeter.
The system starts normally, runs a full cycle without tripping the breaker, and the homeowner avoids a compressor replacement.
A rental property near Furman has weak airflow and a blower that runs slow, and the tenant reports warm rooms upstairs.
We test the blower motor capacitor, replace it, and check the evaporator coil for ice. We clear a partially clogged condensate drain line and replace the air filter while we're there.
Airflow restored, rooms cool evenly again, and the landlord gets a single invoice covering the capacitor and the drain line.
A Carrier unit in Heritage short cycles every four minutes during a heat wave, and the power bill jumped.
We read the run capacitor's microfarad value, find it 15 percent low, and replace it. We also check refrigerant charge and condenser coil cleanliness, since both affect runtime.
The system runs full cycles again, the house reaches setpoint, and the amp draw on the compressor drops back to spec.
Tools and Methods We Use
Tools & Equipment
Multimeter
Reads capacitance in microfarads, checks continuity, and verifies compressor and motor windings. It's the first tool out of the bag on every capacitor call.
Clamp meter
Measures amp draw on the compressor, condenser fan motor, and blower motor after the repair. If amps are high, the capacitor isn't the whole story.
Manifold gauge set
Checks refrigerant pressures on R-410A and R-22 systems when low charge is mimicking a capacitor problem. We confirm the diagnosis before replacing parts.
Vacuum pump and refrigerant recovery machine
Used when a repair requires opening the sealed system. We recover refrigerant to EPA standards rather than venting it.
Nut driver set and torch kit
Opens condenser panels, tightens terminal connections, and handles brazing if a line needs repair while we're in the unit.
Fin comb and coil cleaning pump sprayer
Straightens bent condenser fins and cleans the coil when airflow restrictions are contributing to high amp draw and short cycling.
Methods & Techniques
Multimeter capacitance testing
We discharge the capacitor, isolate it from the circuit, and read its actual microfarad value. Anything more than 10 percent off the rated value gets replaced. This is the difference between guessing and knowing.
Amp-draw verification after repair
Once the new capacitor is in, we run the system and compare compressor and fan motor amps to the nameplate ratings. A repair that doesn't bring amps back to spec isn't finished.
EPA Section 608 refrigerant handling
When a capacitor failure coincides with a refrigerant issue, we recover, weigh, and recharge to EPA standards. We don't top off a system without finding the leak first.
ACCA quality standards
We follow ACCA service and installation standards for airflow, charge, and electrical connections. That means every capacitor job ends with a temperature split check and a clean panel.
How Capacitor Replacement Works in Greenville
Greenville's climate is hard on capacitors. From June through September, outdoor temperatures regularly hit the mid-90s, and condensers sitting in full afternoon sun on the west side of a house run hotter than the air around them. Heat is the number one killer of electrolytic capacitors, so we see a spike in no-cool calls every July. The building stock matters too. Older homes in Nicholtown, Sterling, and Gower often have condensers tucked into tight side yards with poor airflow, which raises head pressure and amp draw. Newer construction in Heritage and Cherrydale tends to have larger pads and better clearance, but those systems still fail when a capacitor reaches the end of its service life, usually between 8 and 15 years. We also run into R-22 systems in older neighborhoods, and while we can still service them, we always check whether a capacitor failure is the only problem before recommending a repair. If you need capacitor repair in Greenville South Carolina during a heat wave, call early in the day. Same-day slots fill fast when temperatures climb.
Service Areas
Many homes here have older condensers in direct afternoon sun. We see run capacitor failures here earlier in the season than in shaded neighborhoods.
Tight side yards and mature trees mean debris and poor airflow. We clean condenser coils on most capacitor calls in this area.
A mix of renovated older homes and newer systems. We often find mismatched capacitors from previous DIY replacements here.
Newer construction with good clearance, but systems still hit the 8-to-12-year capacitor failure window. We stock common MFD ratings for these units.
Local Considerations
Sustained mid-90s summer heat
Capacitors run hotter and fail faster. We see a 30 to 40 percent jump in capacitor calls from June through August compared to spring.
Condensers in direct western sun
Higher head pressure raises amp draw on the compressor and fan motor, which shortens capacitor life. Shade or a small screen can add years.
Older R-22 systems still in service
Parts availability is tighter, so we confirm the capacitor is the only failure before recommending a repair over replacement.
Tight side-yard clearances
Restricted airflow makes the condenser work harder. We check clearance and coil cleanliness on every capacitor call in these neighborhoods.
Trane Unit in Berea Back to Cold Air
A 12-year-old Trane condenser in Berea stopped cooling on a 96-degree afternoon. The outdoor fan wasn't spinning, the compressor was running hot, and the house had climbed to 84 degrees by the time we arrived.
We replaced a failed 45/5 MFD dual-run capacitor, verified compressor amp draw at 16.2 amps against a 17.5-amp rating, and confirmed a 19-degree temperature split at the nearest vent. The house was back to 72 degrees within two hours.
Maintenance & Follow-up
We recommended rinsing the condenser coil each spring and keeping a 24-inch clearance around the unit. Shade from a small screen can drop capacitor operating temperature and extend its life.
A homeowner in Sans Souci had already replaced the thermostat, but the Goodman system still clicked and wouldn't start. The contactor was pulling in, and the compressor was trying to start on a weak start capacitor.
We replaced both the start capacitor and the run capacitor, cleaned pitted contactor points, and verified the compressor windings were still good. The system started on the first try and ran a full 20-minute cycle without tripping the breaker.
Maintenance & Follow-up
We set a reminder to check capacitor readings at the next annual tune-up. Catching a capacitor that's drifting low prevents the hard starts that kill compressors.
A rental property near Furman had weak airflow and warm upstairs rooms. The blower motor was running slow, and the tenant had been using a window unit to compensate. The evaporator coil was partially frozen.
We replaced the blower motor capacitor, thawed the evaporator coil, cleared a clogged condensate drain line, and replaced the air filter. Airflow returned to normal, and the upstairs rooms cooled to within two degrees of the thermostat setpoint.
Maintenance & Follow-up
We told the landlord to change the air filter every 60 to 90 days and to have the drain line flushed each spring. Both steps protect the blower motor and keep the capacitor from working overtime.
What Capacitor Replacement Costs
Typical 2026 pricing for AC capacitor replacement Greenville SC runs $180 to $320 for a standard run capacitor, including the part, labor, testing, and warranty. Dual-run capacitors and start capacitors fall in the same range. If your system needs a contactor, blower motor, or condenser fan motor at the same time, we quote that separately before starting. We don't mark up parts to inflate the ticket, and we don't replace a capacitor that still tests within spec. If the real problem is a refrigerant leak or a failing compressor, we tell you that upfront so you can decide how to proceed.
Pricing Factors
Capacitor type
A single-run capacitor is the least expensive. Dual-run capacitors, which feed both the compressor and the condenser fan, cost a bit more. Start capacitors and hard-start kits fall in the same range.
System brand and age
Common brands like Carrier, Trane, Goodman, and Rheem use widely available MFD ratings. Older or less common equipment may require a specific part we order in, which adds a day to the timeline.
Access and location
A condenser with clear access takes less time than one wedged into a tight side yard. If we have to move debris or work around landscaping, labor time goes up slightly.
Additional failed parts
A pitted contactor, a failing condenser fan motor, or a clogged drain line adds cost. We test for these on every capacitor call and quote them before doing the work.
After-hours or emergency timing
Evening and weekend calls carry a higher labor rate. If you can wait until the next business day, a standard appointment keeps the price in the lower end of the range.
Typical Investment Range
$180 - $320 for a standard run or dual-run capacitor replacement, including part, labor, and testing
Actual pricing varies based on project scope and requirements
Value You Receive
A capacitor replacement is the cheapest fix that restores cooling on most no-cool calls. Spending $180 to $320 now protects a compressor that costs $1,800 to $2,800 to replace, which is why we test before we recommend anything bigger.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions? We have answers. If you don't see your question here, feel free to contact us.
Call UsHow much does AC capacitor replacement cost in Greenville SC?
Most jobs run $180 to $320 in 2026, including the part, labor, and testing. Dual-run capacitors and start capacitors fall in the same range. If your system also needs a contactor or a fan motor, we quote that separately before starting. We give you the price upfront, and we don't replace a capacitor that still tests within spec.
How do I know if my AC capacitor is bad in Greenville?
The most common signs are an outdoor fan that won't spin, a compressor that clicks but won't start, warm air from the vents, and short cycling every few minutes. In Greenville's summer heat, these symptoms often show up suddenly on a 95-degree afternoon. We confirm with a multimeter reading before replacing anything.
Can you replace a capacitor same day in Greenville South Carolina?
Yes. We hold same-day AC capacitor replacement Greenville SC slots for no-cool calls, including Saturdays during peak season. Most capacitor jobs take 45 to 90 minutes once we're on site, and we stock the common MFD ratings for Carrier, Trane, Goodman, Rheem, and Lennox units on the truck.
Why does my AC capacitor keep failing in Greenville?
Heat is the main reason. Capacitors in Greenville condensers run hotter than their rated temperature during July and August, which shortens their life. Poor airflow from a dirty coil or a condenser in direct sun makes it worse. If a capacitor fails twice in a year, we check for a failing fan motor or a loose connection drawing excess current.
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Customer Reviews
Our Trane unit stopped cooling on a Saturday in July. The technician tested the capacitor, showed us the bulging top, and had a replacement in his truck. We had cold air back in about an hour. He also checked the contactor and cleaned the condenser coil before he left.
Called about a Goodman system that clicked but wouldn't start. They diagnosed a bad start capacitor and a pitted contactor, quoted both, and finished the same visit. The price matched the quote exactly. No upsell, no pressure.
We manage a rental near Furman and use them for all our HVAC calls. They replaced a blower capacitor and cleared a drain line in one trip. The invoice was itemized and the tenant said the technician was polite and cleaned up after himself.
Related Services
Explore our other professional services
Central AC Repair
When a capacitor isn't the only problem, our central AC repair service covers the full system. We diagnose airflow, refrigerant charge, and electrical components together so you're not paying for repeat visits.
Central AC RepairEmergency AC Repair
If your AC dies on a 98-degree evening, our emergency service gets a technician out fast. Capacitor failures are one of the most common after-hours calls we run in Greenville.
Emergency AC RepairSame-Day AC Repair
Most capacitor replacements qualify for same-day service. We stock common parts and book no-cool calls into the next available window, including weekends during peak season.
Same-Day AC RepairResidential AC Repair
Our residential service covers the split systems and heat pumps in most Greenville homes. Capacitor replacement is one of the most frequent repairs we perform on these units.
Residential AC RepairCommercial AC Repair
Rooftop units and commercial split systems use capacitors too, often larger ones. We service light commercial equipment across Greenville County with the same testing and verification process.
Commercial AC RepairDuctless Mini-Split AC Repair
Mini-splits have capacitors in their outdoor units as well. If your ductless system stops cooling or short cycles, we test the capacitor and the inverter board before recommending parts.
Ductless Mini-Split AC RepairHeat Pump Repair
Heat pumps run year-round in Greenville, which puts more hours on the capacitor. We test and replace heat pump capacitors in both heating and cooling season.
Heat Pump RepairCarrier AC Repair
We carry manufacturer certifications for Carrier equipment and stock the common capacitor ratings. If your Carrier condenser won't start, we can usually fix it in one visit.
Carrier AC RepairTrane AC Repair
Trane units are common across Greenville, and we know their capacitor specs. We test the dual-run capacitor and verify compressor amp draw after the repair.
Trane AC RepairLennox AC Repair
Our technicians hold Lennox manufacturer certifications. We match capacitors to the motor rating and check the contactor for pitting on every Lennox capacitor call.
Lennox AC RepairGoodman AC Repair
Goodman systems use widely available capacitor ratings, which means same-day repair is usually possible. We test the start and run capacitors together.
Goodman AC RepairRheem AC Repair
Rheem condensers in Greenville often fail on the run capacitor first. We stock common ratings and verify airflow and temperature split after the swap.
Rheem AC RepairYork AC Repair
York equipment uses standard MFD ratings, so we can usually complete a capacitor replacement the same day. We check the contactor and fan motor while we're in the panel.
York AC RepairAmerican Standard AC Repair
American Standard units share components with Trane, and we know those specs. Capacitor testing and replacement follow the same verified process.
American Standard AC RepairAmana AC Repair
Amana systems are common in Greenville homes. If your unit clicks but won't start, we test the capacitor and compressor windings before recommending a repair.
Amana AC RepairAC Compressor Repair
A failed capacitor can damage the compressor over time. If testing shows the compressor is already failing, we walk you through repair versus replacement options.
AC Compressor RepairAC Condenser Repair
The condenser houses the capacitor, contactor, and fan motor. Our condenser repair service covers all three, and we test them together on every visit.
AC Condenser RepairAC Evaporator Coil Repair
A slow blower motor from a weak capacitor can freeze the evaporator coil. We thaw the coil, replace the capacitor, and confirm airflow is restored.
AC Evaporator Coil RepairAC Fan Motor Repair
Fan motors and capacitors fail together often. If the motor is drawing high amps after a capacitor swap, we check the windings and bearings before calling it done.
AC Fan Motor RepairAC Contactor Replacement
A pitted contactor can kill a new capacitor. We inspect contactor points on every capacitor call and replace them when they're burned or sticking.
AC Contactor ReplacementAC Thermostat Repair
Sometimes a thermostat problem looks like a capacitor problem. We test the low-voltage circuit and confirm the thermostat is calling for cool before replacing parts.
AC Thermostat RepairAC Refrigerant Leak Repair
Low refrigerant can mimic a capacitor failure by causing short cycling and warm air. We check pressures and leak-test before recommending a capacitor replacement.
AC Refrigerant Leak RepairAC Refrigerant Recharge
If a capacitor failure coincides with low charge, we recover, weigh, and recharge to EPA standards. We find the leak first rather than topping off the system.
AC Refrigerant RechargeAC Drain Line Clog Repair
A clogged drain line can flood the pan and shut down the system. We clear drain lines on many capacitor calls, especially in older Greenville homes.
AC Drain Line Clog RepairAC Frozen Evaporator Coil Repair
A weak blower capacitor often leads to a frozen coil. We thaw the coil, replace the capacitor, and verify airflow before restarting the system.
AC Frozen Evaporator Coil RepairAC Blowing Warm Air
Warm air is the number one symptom of a failed capacitor. We test the capacitor, contactor, and refrigerant charge to find the real cause.
AC Blowing Warm AirAC Not Turning On
If your AC won't turn on, we check the capacitor, contactor, and thermostat circuit. Most no-start calls in Greenville trace back to a failed capacitor.
AC Not Turning OnAC Short Cycling Repair
Short cycling usually means a run capacitor has drifted low or the system is overcharged. We test both and fix the cause rather than the symptom.
AC Short Cycling RepairAC Making Strange Noises
Humming, clicking, and buzzing often point to a failing capacitor or contactor. We test the electrical components and verify amp draw after the repair.
AC Making Strange NoisesWhat Greenville Homeowners Say
Real experiences from customers who chose our AC Capacitor Replacement services
"Our 12-year-old Trane stopped cooling on a 96-degree afternoon. The technician tested the capacitor, showed me the bulging top, and had the exact 45/5 replacement on his truck. He checked the compressor amps and the temperature split before he left. Cold air back the same afternoon, and the price was what he quoted on the phone."
Marcus T.
Homeowner, Berea
"I'd already replaced the thermostat, but the Goodman unit still just clicked. They found a bad start capacitor and a pitted contactor, quoted both, and finished the same visit. The system starts on the first try now. They also cleaned the condenser coil, which I hadn't thought about."
Denise R.
Homeowner, Sans Souci
"We use them for all our rental properties. On the last call they replaced a blower capacitor, thawed a frozen coil, and cleared a clogged drain line in one trip. The invoice was itemized, the tenant said the tech was polite, and the upstairs rooms finally cool evenly again."
Alan P.
Property Manager, Furman area
Get AC Capacitor Replacement Greenville SC Today
If your AC is blowing warm air or won't start, a failed capacitor is the most likely cause. We test it, match the replacement, and verify the repair before we leave. Call now for same-day service across Greenville County.