We repair your AC. Get back to life at home.
MGI Heating and Air helps find what stopped your cooling and what repair it needs, so you can get back to the moments you love at home.
What to share when you request AC repair.
Warm air, ice, or water can each point to a different problem. A symptom helps guide the checks; it does not identify the failed part.
When it changed
- Tell us whether cooling stopped suddenly, weakened over time or changes through the day.
- If ice appears, stop cooling and ask about a qualified check rather than treating thawing as the repair.
What you notice
- Share when the problem started, which rooms or fixtures are affected and any error shown on the display.
- A symptom is a starting point, not proof that a whole system needs replacing.
Before the visit
- Share what stopped working, when it changed and any visible error.
- Confirm whether your address and requested work can be served, what the visit covers, any charges and current availability.
- A request is not an appointment; the visit needs a separate confirmation.
What homeowners say about AC repair.
Needed an old A/C unit fixed. Was worried it would need to be replaced but they were able to fix it promptly and very reasonably. Tech was professional and a pleasure to work with. Highly recommend.
Colleen DrysdaleBeen having A/C issues for the past few weeks, but Mark with MGI came out today and helped get everything fixed. He was fast, friendly, and, most importantly, got the problem solved. Now the pets and I will be much happier!
Alexis DeCiccoVery happy with the service and timing, Kris found the problem with my AC like in 5 minutes was able to replace part on the spot good job MGI
Lucio RuvalcabaWhat your AC symptoms can mean.
These points explain the equipment. The exact model instructions and a qualified assessment guide work in your home.
How heat moves
The indoor coil, called the evaporator, takes in heat. The outdoor coil, called the condenser, releases it outside.
Why ice can form
Too little airflow or too little refrigerant can both cause the indoor coil to freeze.
What the fan is doing
A fan set to On can move warm air between cooling cycles.
A breaker that trips again
An immediately retripping breaker requires professional attention, not repeated resets.
Know what needs fixing before you approve the repair.
Ask what the checks showed, where any leak is and what needs repair.
Compare the condition of the parts, available parts and refrigerant, warranty and full replacement work.
The type of refrigerant is one factor; it does not by itself mean the law requires replacement.
Need help finding the problem? Ask about an AC repair visit.
Examples only. Ask MGI to confirm the checks, repair scope, and current price for your visit.
What your AC repair quote should explain.
Before you approve a repair, ask which checks are included and what any extra work would cost.
Check how the AC runs
- Check that the thermostat calls for cooling
- Check indoor blower operation
- Check outdoor fan and equipment operation
- Check the accessible filter and note airflow concerns
- Check the repaired function after the work
Look for related concerns
- Check accessible wiring and connections
- Check accessible cooling coils
- Check visible refrigerant connections for concerns
- Check accessible water drainage
- Note unusual sounds and visible wear
- Complete the applicable equipment safety checks
- Explain anything we could not check and why
Explain and complete the repair
- Show you what supports the recommended repair
- Explain the parts, labor, and full repair price
- Tell you what the repair covers and leaves out
- Get your approval before starting the repair or any additional work
- Use compatible replacement parts when needed
Help you know what comes next
- Explain what was repaired and tested
- Review any other findings from the inspection
- Tell you what needs attention now and what can wait
- Show relevant settings and care steps
- Explain what to watch for if the problem returns
- Leave a service record and a tidy work area
The checks depend on your AC, its condition, and safe access. Confirm the inspection charge and which checks your visit includes. Any additional repair needs its own price and your approval.
See the work behind an AC repair.
A clear price starts with a clear repair. These examples show what the work covers and what can change the cost.
Illustrative examples, informed by documented repair work. Your quote is based on what we find in your home.
A motor needs a new capacitor.
Example: testing finds a weak or failed capacitor, an electrical part that helps a motor run. A cooling problem can have more than one cause.
Work included in this example
- Check the capacitor test result and explain why replacement is recommended
- Match the replacement to the equipment’s required size and rating
- Remove the capacitor being replaced
- Supply a compatible replacement capacitor
- Install the new part and reconnect its wiring
- Test the replacement capacitor
- Check how the equipment runs after replacement
- Explain any separate cooling concern found during the checks
Example price range
Price pending confirmation
Parts and labor for the listed example repair.
The capacitor your equipment uses and any separate problem found during testing.
This example covers one capacitor replacement. A motor repair or refrigerant problem is separate work.
The indoor fan needs a new motor.
Example: the blower motor needs replacement. It runs the fan that moves cooled air through your home.
Work included in this example
- Confirm which replacement motor fits the equipment
- Remove the existing blower motor
- Supply and install the compatible replacement motor
- Check the capacitor size required by the new motor
- Change the capacitor if the replacement motor requires it
- Reconnect the motor’s wiring
- Test operation and measure the motor’s electrical draw
- Explain any other finding that needs separate work
Example price range
Price pending confirmation
Parts and labor for the listed example repair.
Motor type, access, and whether a matching capacitor or separate control repair is needed.
The quote must identify whether a matching capacitor is included. Separate control or refrigerant work is outside this example.
The indoor cooling coil needs replacement.
Example: the repair calls for a new indoor coil, where refrigerant takes heat out of the air. The parts connected around it can change the work.
Work included in this example
- Confirm the replacement coil and the work listed in the quote
- Complete the refrigerant recovery needed for coil removal
- Remove the existing indoor coil
- Install the selected replacement coil
- Adjust the connected air box if included in the quote
- Complete any quoted intake, exhaust, or humidifier connection changes
- Connect the refrigerant lines as listed in the scope
- Complete the quoted refrigerant and operating checks
- Explain the checks completed and any remaining work
Example price range
Price pending confirmation
Parts and labor for the listed example repair.
Coil type, access, refrigerant, and changes needed to the surrounding connections.
The quote must list any surrounding air-box, drain, or other connection work. Other cooling problems need their own repair scope and price.
Before you decide, your quote lists the work, the full price, and whether visit fees, tax, or permit costs are included or separate. If another repair or project task is needed, we explain its cost and get your approval.
Let’s get your home back on track.
Start with a repair request. Choose the work after you understand the findings.
Request AC repair.
Share the concern, your address, and how to reach you. The office confirms the visit details.
Choose the repair.
Review the findings, the work, and the full price before you approve it.
Get back to your day.
With the agreed work done, make room for the moments you love at home.
Questions about AC repair.
What can cause ice on an air conditioner?
Low airflow and refrigerant problems can both cause ice. Stop cooling and arrange a qualified check; thawing alone does not identify or fix the cause.
Does weak cooling mean I need a new AC?
No. Controls, airflow, electrical faults or a refrigerant problem may be involved. Compare the findings and repair scope before deciding.
Let’s make room for life at home.
Get help with the cooling problem, so you can get back to slow afternoons and the moments that matter to you.
