Summers in Vancouver and across Clark County aren't what they were a decade ago — the 90°+ stretches are longer and more common. Whether your AC quit mid-heatwave or you're adding cooling for the first time, Aviator serves SW Washington with the same honest, clean-install standard as our Oregon side.
A system that won't cool usually comes down to a few culprits — low refrigerant from a leak, a failed capacitor or contactor, a dirty coil, or a struggling compressor. We find the actual cause instead of just topping off refrigerant and leaving, and the diagnostic is $0 when you move forward with the repair. For Vancouver homeowners that means a straight answer during the exact week everyone's AC is under strain.
If you're installing cooling for the first time or replacing a tired unit, we'll size it to your home and talk through whether a straight AC or a heat pump makes more sense — a heat pump gives you efficient heating too, which pencils out well for a lot of Vancouver and Battle Ground homes. Clean line sets, correct clearances, and electrical to Washington code, every time.
A yearly AC tune-up catches the small stuff — weak capacitors, low charge, a coil that needs cleaning — before it becomes a no-cool call in July. It's the cheapest way to get a full, reliable season out of your system, and it's a great fit alongside one of our Aviator membership plans.
Call now or send us a few details and we'll get back to you fast.