610-873-1244When you need air conditioning, heating and water heater services in Exton, PA, you need DiBiase Heating & Cooling Company. We’ve earned a reputation over the years for providing customer-first service you can count on.
We live by rock-solid values of integrity, honesty and quality. Read our reviews and find out why your neighbors think of our trusty frog mascot whenever they need local heating, air conditioning and water heater services in Exton, PA.
Yes, DiBiase Heating & Cooling is an essential service provider during the COVID-19 virus outbreak. This is because DiBiase Heating & Cooling provides vital HVAC services that are essential for maintaining the safety, sanitation, and operation of residences and businesses near Exton PA. HVAC contractors like DiBiase Heating & Cooling have unique skills that are important to public health and welfare.
On average, homeowners in Exton, PA can expect to pay between $170 – $475 for an air conditioning repair. The cost to repair your AC will ultimately depend on what is wrong with your unit. Minor repairs, such as a broken fuse or fan motor blade, will run much less than major repairs like replacing a compressor, which can cost much more.
Average Cost: $312
Typical Range: $170 – $475
At DiBiase Heating & Cooling we provide expert AC repair services completed by our NATE certified gold star approved technicians. We guarantee 100% satisfaction on all of our work as well. Contact us online today to schedule an appointment.
Yes, an air conditioner compressor can be repaired, in many cases for much less than it would cost to replace. Some common issues with compressors that can typically be repaired include:
- Faulty start capacitor
- Frayed wire
- Pressurization issues caused by a decrease in the unit’s cooling capacity
If you are having trouble with your air conditioner, call the experts at DiBiase Heating & Cooling. Our certified and experienced technicians will diagnose and affordably repair any problem you have with your system. Contact DiBiase online today to speak with one of our team members!
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Shelley - Exton, PA
Luis
Sherry - Exton, PA
Great Service
John - Exton, PA
Many thanks to DiBiase Heating and Cooling for sending Luis to service our A/C unit after working hours. Luis was very informative right from our phone conversation. Once on the scene he diagnosed the problem and stated what the cost would be. He completed the task and tested the unit in timely manner and we were cool once again.Highly recommend Joe DiBiase and his team.
Highly recommended
Vatsal Parekh - Exton, PA
Technician Luis Tenorio was amazing. He did thorough checking and change our old ugly looking thermostat to new brand one. They are well priced and do the quality work.
What I expect from DiBiase
Jennifer - Exton, PA
Been a customer for 8 years or so. Kurt was great and represented what I expect from this company. Thank you for all you are doing during this challenging time for us customers!
Great
Barbara - Exton, PA
Very satisfied. Thanks
Great Air for a Dental Office
Dr. Jon - Exton, PA
The crew came in and cleaned up my entire heating and air conditioning system as well as installing air scrubbers for additional safety during the Corona Virus pandemic. They were neat, careful and they stuck to the agreed pricing with no pressure for upsells. Very professional and knowledgeable outfit.
Great service, reliable, most professional, and timely. Kurt is very good!
Tony - Exton, PA
Thank you DiBiase team!
Great service, friendly and professional!
Karen - Exton, PA
Techs were outstanding, patient and understanding!!!
Tom - Exton, PA
Great
Sunita - Exton, PA
Good. Was professional
He was terrific.
Karen - Exton, PA
Professional, timely, reliable service. Thank you.
Tony - Exton, PA
Great knowledgeable Service
noelp - Exton, PA
Luis Tenorio was extremely knowledgeable and extremely helpful in diagnosing and recommending solutions. Would highly recommend
Prompt service
John - Exton, PA
Great Service, Staff & Honest Work!
Cindy - Exton, PA
Long time customer and always have experienced exceptional service & work!
Always the best
Jennifer - Exton, PA
Great service and great people
Great Service
Tracy - Exton, PA
Technician was very knowledgeable and helpful on diagnosing the situation and advising.
excellent service
Tony - Exton, PA
excellent service, very professional, on-time, reasonable price, with courtesy. Much appreciated. Thank you.
reliable, quality service, reasonable in price, and on-time, with courtesy too. much appreciated.
Tony - Exton, PA
Job well done.
Barbara - Exton, PA
Great service
Karla - Exton, PA
Great service! Always profesional
Great
Shelley - Exton, PA
Another great visit.
Virginia - Exton, PA
Chris came to service our new heat pump for the summer months. He gave the same professional care as the installers; answering questions and providing helpful tips. A pleasure to deal with DiBiase.
Great service
Virginia - Exton, PA
Mike and Paul did a great install of a heat pump while correcting errors from a previous job, while explaining it to me. They were polite, professional, prompt.
Luis T.
Performed two ac tune up, packed rooftop unit and unitary lobby heat pump check up, replaced air filters, flushed drain ok check electrical low and high ok check temp split, check refrigerant pressures capacitor and contactor ok cycle systems ok both units are working under manufacturer’s data
Luis T.
Noise coming from outside unit, found unit off upon arrival, informed customer to set thermostat to 65 ac mode, check ac operation, after a minute of running unit started making noise, noise is coming compressor, compressor is making grinding noise when it runs, check refrigerant cycle, pressures r22 are 200/70, noticed line set has two liquid line filter driers, one of them could be damaged that could’ve cost compressor failure, piston as meter device, based on today’s findings final diagnostic malfunctioning compressor, new compressor is needed, removed old filter driers and installed New filter drier...emailed proposal to make repairs, due to high costs in repair And unit being r22 would recommend replacing system
Luis T.
Installed 3 head mini split installed outdoor unit on new plastic pad on feet . Made all connections leak checked with nitro . Checked all drains . Ran main power to panel and put in new breaker . Tested in all modes.
Brian B.
Performed cooling maintenance, checked media air filter ok. Cleaned condensate trap and drain. Checked voltage, amperage and electrical connections, measured capacitor values ok. Started air conditioner, measured refrigerant charge and temperature drop across coil.
Luis T.
Pump down refrigerant into condenser, replaced indoor coil, reuse existing indoor thermal expansion valve, pressure test system at 250 for 20 mins ok no signs of leaks, triple evacuation down to 450 microns, release refrigerant from outdoor unit and ran unit for 30 mins check refrigerant charge 410 pressures high side and low side ok system is running at manufacture standards 10 sub cooling 320 high side with 88 liquid line temp low side 135 psi suction line 59 degrees 11 degree super heat supply temp 50 return air 74 cycle unit ok flushed drain check drain operation ok pump test ok
Luis T.
Reclaimed and removed old coil and ac. Installed a new American standard coil on top existing ductwork. Ran new copper lines from indoor coil to new outdoor American standard air conditioning unit. Brazed and leak checked all joints with nitro and soapy bubbles . Taped and sealed all duct. Ac unit is in a new leveled plastic pad . New disconnect box and electrical wiring to unit. Tested unit and it is running good
Luis T.
Performed ac tune up, check electrical low and high ok filter ok check temp split supply 70 return 50 flushed drain test pump ok, check outdoor unit refrigerant pressures capacitor and contactor ok cycle unit ok
Christopher B.
Service call that the AC was not cooling and the Auxiliary drain pan underneath the air handler was full of water. Upon arrival found system turned off. Proceeded to air handler to troubleshoot. Vacuumed water out of auxiliary drain pan and poured water into Coil Pan to test drain line. After pouring water through pan multiple times found a crack on the Drain Pan Fitting. Removed the PVC drain line and found the Coil Drain Connection was broken and pieces of the threaded fitting could be removed. Spoke to homeowner about issue. At this time she decline attempting to fix the fitting, and she does not want to operate the AC until it can be repaired. We will call the manufacturer tomorrow and get pricing to replace the Coil and Drain Pan. Air Handler is a Whirlpool. The AC is shut off at the main breaker panel and the Blower Fan is set to on.
Kurt M.
Found nothing running, found ez- trap clogged and filter is very dirty. Let Lynn know the situation. Un- clog drain and replaced 20x25x1 air filter. Poured water down drain to test. Checked temperature split at indoor unit. Had a 21 degree temperature split. Checked r410 a pressures at 93 degrees outside air temp. Pressures were 263/141 with 9 degrees of subcooling. System is working fine at time of service.
Kurt M.
Found when I first arrived compressor was not pumping at all , checked compressor amp draw with a meter and found compressor having an amp draw of 0. Had to cool down compressor with garden hose to be able to get compressor running again. Explained to homeowner that when a system is low on charge compressor is not receiving adequate oil from the refrigerant. After getting compressor to run at 6.9 amps added 1 lb 14ozs of r-22. Now refrigerant pressures are 190/75 with 7 degrees of subcooling, system is cooling at time of service but explained to homeowner that we do not know how long charge will last in the system.
Kurt M.
Found that when I went downstairs to air handler in basement, found ez-trap float switch was lifted up an there was some debris in the drain line. Took outside with homeowner and washed out drain line and ez-trap with garden hose. Put heat pump back into operation. System was installed 4/3/19. Checked 410a refrigerant pressures at 86 degrees. Refrigerant pressures were 331/141 with 12 degrees of subcooling. System is also running at a 23 degree split at air handler. System is working fine at time of service.
Brian B.
Performed cooling maintenance, checked media air filters. Checked condensate drain and pump. Checked voltage, amperage and electrical connections, measured capacitor values ok. Started air conditioners, checked refrigerant charge and temperature drop across coils.
Luis T.
Customers son was clearing out vegetation around ductless unit and hit the line set insulation with the weed wacker. Inspected line set and wire and found no damage to copper tubing or wiring. Reinsulated around areas that were exposed and zip tied line set back together. Only charging diagnostic charge of $99.00
Luis T.
Look at the equipment and record equipment on service titan record, customer Has 4 gas furnaces with ac units, two are in the basement and two are on second floor no ladder is needed, customer will supply air filters and humidifier pads for fall check up filters look ok at this time
Luis T.
Performed compressor check up for upper level rental, two indoor heads working ok, check outdoor unit operation ok coil is clean piping secure electrical wires connections are nice and tight cycle unit ok
Luis T.
Performed ac tune up check electrical low an high ok replaced air filter, check temp split, flushed drain ok check outdoor unit refrigerant pressures capacitor and contactor ok r22 ok 6 foot ladder needed
Christopher B.
Performed Quality Assurance on Oil Furnace/AC system. Completed checklist form in system. Reviewed installation with homeowner. The next time we go back (Six-Month Inspection) I would have technician bring a 1 Bag of stone and level the outside pad.
Christopher B.
Service call that the AC was not working. Upon arrival turned system on to test operation. Blower motor began running, but the Outdoor Unit would not come on. After testing components, found Dual capacitor had failed. Installed a new 40/5 Mfd Dual capacitor and put system back in operation. Checked 16x20x1 Air Filter which was in good condition. Measured refrigerant charge and measured Amp draw on the Compressor. Compressor is rated for 16 RLA and is drawing 16.5 Amps. With the compressor drawing higher than rated Amps this could be wearing the Capacitor out. Heat pump system is about 15 Years old.
Brian B.
Checked no cooling, found thermostat set to 78 degrees and satisfied. Lowered temperature, air conditioner started and ran. Checked temperature drop ok. Lowered thermostat to 62 and hold Explained thermostat
Brian B.
Performed cooling maintenance, replaced standard air filter. Cleaned condensate drain. Checked voltage, amperage and electrical connections. Measured capacitor values, compressor cap is weak. Started air conditioner, checked refrigerant charge, found low on charge. Recommend replacing system. Topped off per customer. Balanced charge by superheat. Checked operation and temperature drop across coil.
Paul W.
Reclaimed and removed old equipment. Installed new leveled pad, disconnect, whip, lineset, and Amana condenser. Installed new spirit oil furnace with ac coil on top. Brazed in connections with nitrogen and pressure tested to 300 psi then evacuated down to 210 microns. Wired in high and low volt connections. Installed new switch and receptacle. Installed new ez trap and condensate pump. Ran vinyl to drain. Installed new oil filter and copper to burner. Installed new 16x25x1 filter. Tested system in ac and heat and made