Air Conditioning Repair

Emergency Air Conditioning Repair in Glenview, IL & Nearby Chicago Suburbs

Is your air conditioner not cooling? Top Air Solutions offers emergency and same-day AC repair in Glenview, IL and nearby suburbs. Whether the system is blowing warm air, leaking, making loud noises or running nonstop, our technicians, who hold EPA Section 608 certification, can help.

We handle same-day air conditioning repair on most makes and models when the schedule allows. Our technicians arrive ready to fix the most common problems on the first visit.

Common Air Conditioning Problems We Fix:

AC not cooling properly
Strange noises or odors
Weak or inconsistent airflow
High energy bills
Water leaks or ice buildup
System won’t turn on or runs constantly

Top Air Solutions repairs and installs air conditioners in Glenview, Northbrook, Skokie, Evanston, Des Plaines, Park Ridge and other nearby suburbs.

Why Homeowners Trust Top Air Solutions:

Emergency HVAC service available
Licensed and insured technicians
Upfront, written pricing
Diagnosis before any repair
One-year warranty on HVAC work

A broken AC in July is no fun. We answer the phone Monday through Saturday from 8 AM to 8 PM and get you on the schedule as quickly as we can.

Call Top Air Solutions at 847-565-7990 for AC repair in Glenview and nearby suburbs.

EPA 608 Certified technician servicing a Lennox air conditioner condenser unit with refrigerant gauges at a Glenview, IL home

Top Air Solutions promotional offer for a free service call and 10% off with a paid HVAC repair for Glenview, IL homeowners

COMMON A/C PROBLEMS

Air conditioner is making strange noises: Screeching, clanging, banging or clicking sounds signal potentially severe problems. Turn your system off and call Top Air Solutions so a technician can find the cause before it does more damage.

Air conditioner won’t turn on: Make sure the thermostat is properly set before checking the electrical panel for a tripped breaker.

Uneven cooling: Unsteady temperatures are often caused by leaky ducts, not enough insulation or blocked registers. If none of those things are creating the problem, consider hanging blackout curtains on south-facing windows. You can also install a zoning system to regulate temperatures in distinct areas.

Air is not cold: Check that the thermostat is set to cool and a few degrees below room temperature. Then change the air filter if it has been a few months. Make sure the outdoor unit is running and clear of leaves and debris. If it still blows warm, call us.

Water dripping from unit: Check the condensate line for clogs. This is the PVC pipe exiting the air conditioner. Leaking refrigerant can also cause ice to accumulate on the coils and drip water.