Signs that your mini split needs repair include error codes on the display, the unit blowing warm air instead of cool, unusual sounds like grinding or rattling from either the indoor or outdoor unit, water dripping from the indoor head unit, or a system that runs but does not change the temperature in the room. Ice forming on the outdoor unit or the refrigerant lines is another sign of trouble. Long Island summers are hot and humid, which makes a failing mini split very noticeable in the rooms that depend on it. These systems should cool and heat efficiently. If yours is not performing, getting a diagnostic done quickly prevents the problem from getting worse.

The cost depends on what is wrong and what parts are needed. Refrigerant work, electrical repairs, and component replacements each have their own price range. We give you a written estimate that lays out all costs before we begin. No hidden fees. The price we quote is the price you pay.