AC repair in St. George, UT

St. George summers do not let up, and neither does the dust. If your air conditioner or heat pump quits in the heat, Golden Comfort AC & Heating Repair serves St. George from our Washington, Utah location, with emergency service 24/7.

We find the cause, explain it in plain terms and give you the price before any repair begins.

Quick answer: AC repair cost in St. George

Most repairs in our St. George service area run about $195 to $450, with larger repairs running $1,200 to $2,800. The service call is typically $69 to $109. These come from our AC repair pricing guide.

Examples of our work

Digital manifold gauges used to read refrigerant pressures during a service call
Digital manifold gauge showing refrigerant pressures during an AC checkup
Run capacitor and wiring inside an outdoor air conditioner with gauges attached

What goes wrong in a St. George summer

The system runs and the house stays warm

Often a dust packed outdoor coil, low refrigerant from a leak, or a failing capacitor. The unit is working, but not moving heat.

The unit hums but the fan is still

A failed capacitor, most often. Turn it off and call.

Ice on the lines or the indoor coil

Too little airflow or too little refrigerant. Do not chip the ice.

On and off every few minutes

Short cycling, from a dirty coil, a failing sensor, low refrigerant or an oversized system.

A heat pump that will not heat in winter

Freezing nights happen here. A stuck reversing valve, a failed defrost control or dead heat strips are the usual suspects. We repair heat pumps.

A summer plan for St. George homes

  1. Before the heat. Rinse the outdoor coil gently with the unit off, replace the filter, clear weeds and debris, and have the system checked. See the AC tune up pricing guide.
  2. During triple digit weeks. Hold a steady thermostat setting, close blinds on west windows, and check the filter every couple of weeks, since dust loads it quickly.
  3. If it quits. Move to the coolest room, drink water, check on older neighbors and call early. Heat wave days are our busiest.

What a good diagnosis includes

We test before we guess. That means checking the capacitor and other electrical parts with a meter, reading refrigerant pressures, measuring the temperature drop across the indoor coil, checking the fan and blower motors, and inspecting the outdoor coil for dust.

If one repair points to a second weak part, we tell you before replacing anything, so you do not pay twice.

Questions St. George customers ask

Is it worth repairing an older system?

It depends on what failed. A capacitor or fan motor on a system that otherwise runs well is usually worth it. A compressor on a unit that is 12 to 15 years old often is not. We give you both prices.

Who is my electric provider?

Rocky Mountain Power serves part of the area, and some cities run their own electric utilities, so check your bill. It matters for rebates.

Before you call

A few checks take five minutes and sometimes solve the problem:

  • Make sure the thermostat is set to cool, below the room temperature, and has power or fresh batteries.
  • Check the breaker. Reset it once. If it trips again, leave it off.
  • Look at the filter. A clogged filter can freeze the coil.
  • Look at the outdoor unit. Is the fan turning? Is the coil coated in dust?

When you call, tell us what you saw. It helps us arrive with the right parts.

Where we serve

Our St. George service comes from our Washington, Utah location, a few minutes away, and covers St. George, Hurricane, Ivins and Santa Clara. See the full AC repair in Washington page, and all of our locations.

Brands we service

We repair and install all major brands. Each brand page lists the models we install, the problems we see most and what the warranty typically covers. See how we match a technician to your brand.

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Common questions

How fast can you get to St. George?

Emergency service is available 24/7. We will give you the soonest arrival we can offer.

How much does AC repair cost in St. George?

Most repairs run about $195 to $450, and major repairs $1,200 to $2,800. The diagnostic call is typically $69 to $109.

Do you repair heat pumps in St. George?

Yes, along with air conditioners.

Why does my AC freeze up in the summer?

Low airflow from a dirty filter or coil, or low refrigerant. Turn cooling off, run the fan, and call us.

Do you also work in Hurricane, Ivins and Santa Clara?

Yes. We serve all of them from our Washington, Utah location.

Do you offer emergency service?

Yes, 24/7.

Talk to a person

Call any hour for emergency service, or reach us during business hours for a visit or a quote.