Expert Spring Hill AC Service Company

When Maury, Williamson, Davidson, and Rutherford Counties residents need a reliable air conditioning service company, they call Spring Hill Heating & Cooling. Why? Because we’re family-owned and operated and have over 20 years of industry experience.

For more than two decades, Spring Hill Heating & Cooling has been providing our customers with the prompt, personalized attention they deserve. Whether you’re facing a sudden mid-summer AC crisis or simply need routine maintenance, our skilled technicians are ready to assist with same-day service, ensuring your comfort is never compromised.

You can rely on us for all your heating repairs, too!

We offer the following cooling services:

Our AC Inspection and Diagnostics

With extreme temperatures the norm, it’s crucial to your comfort and safety that your AC works when needed. We offer a comprehensive inspection and diagnostic service to ensure your air conditioner runs efficiently and correctly. Here’s our process.

  • Visual Inspection: Our techs check the condenser unit, including the fins and coils, for signs of damage, debris, or corrosion. They also check the evaporator coil, blower, and other internal components to ensure everything is working properly.
  • Performance Testing: We check the thermostat for correct calibration and measure the temperature difference between the air entering and leaving the system to ensure it falls within the recommended range (typically 16-22°).
  • Electrical Components: Check all electrical connections, including wiring and terminals, for signs of wear, corrosion, or looseness. We also test the capacitors and contactors to ensure they’re operating within specifications.
  • Refrigerant Levels: Use specialized tools to check for leaks in the system, measure the refrigerant levels, and recharge if necessary.
  • Airflow: Inspect the blower motor for proper operation and measure airflow to ensure it meets system requirements.
  • Drainage: Check and clear the condensate drain to prevent water buildup and potential overflow.
  • System Efficiency: Assess the unit’s energy consumption to ensure it’s operating efficiently and check the insulation on refrigerant lines and around ductwork to prevent energy loss.