A car crawling along the Middlesex Turnpike between the Mall and the Route 128 ramps is doing the hardest work an A/C system does: cooling a hot cabin at low speed with almost no air moving through the condenser.
What A/C Repair & Recharge Covers
- A/C performance check and system diagnosis
- Refrigerant recharge to manufacturer spec, R-134a and R-1234yf
- Leak diagnosis and repair
- Compressor, condenser, and evaporator replacement
- Hose, line, seal, and expansion valve replacement
- Blower motor, blend door, and A/C electrical faults
Burlington cars that sit in office-park lots all day start each trip heat-soaked, so the A/C has to pull the cabin down from a high temperature in stop-and-go traffic. A system that is slightly low on refrigerant, or a cooling fan that is not keeping up, shows up here first as air that never gets truly cold.
We check airflow, fan operation and system pressures before adding anything, then repair, replace or recharge as needed, on both R-134a and R-1234yf systems. Call for current pricing.
Burlington Questions About A/C Repair & Recharge
- My A/C never gets cold in Middlesex Turnpike traffic. What should I check?
- Low-speed performance depends on the cooling fan and a clean condenser as much as on refrigerant. We check all three, because recharging a system with a fan problem will not help.
- Is there a BFS shop in Burlington?
- No. Our only shop is 779 Woburn St in Wilmington, about 15 minutes away.