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Aim is open 24/7, 365 days a year, with no after-hours fees. Same-day availability depends on the schedule and your address. Call (251) 751-9908 to confirm the available arrival window and describe any urgent loss of heating or cooling.

• Spanish Fort
• Daphne
• Fairhope
• Malbis
• Point Clear
• Loxley
• Bay Minette
• Robertsdale

Yes. We’re licensed and insured in Alabama. Ask for current documentation if you need it for your records.

The cost depends on the diagnosis, required parts and agreed work. Ask about the diagnostic charge when booking, then review the written repair price before approving work. Any credit toward a repair must be confirmed for your visit.

Compare the repair diagnosis and price with replacement options, equipment condition, reliability, warranty coverage and your plans for the home. Age alone does not decide it. Ask for a written scope for each reasonable option before choosing.

1. Dirty air filter — Check this first. A clogged filter restricts airflow.
2. Low refrigerant — Usually means there’s a leak somewhere.
3. Frozen evaporator coil — Often caused by airflow issues or low refrigerant.
4. Faulty capacitor — The part that helps the compressor start.
5. Thermostat issues — Sometimes it’s as simple as dead batteries.

Check the thermostat’s heating mode and fan setting, and note whether the issue is brief or persistent. Heat-pump defrost can temporarily change the air you feel. If the home is not warming, call for diagnosis; do not adjust gas or ignition components yourself.

Check the filter monthly and follow the filter and equipment manufacturer’s replacement instructions. The interval depends on the filter, use and household conditions. Ask which filter fits your system and airflow requirements.

ENERGY STAR filter guidance

Follow your equipment’s maintenance instructions and warranty requirements. Regular professional checks can identify issues and support proper operation, but a visit does not guarantee lower bills or prevent every breakdown. Ask which checks are appropriate for your system.

• Inspect and clean condenser coils
• Check refrigerant levels
• Test electrical connections
• Lubricate moving parts
• Check thermostat calibration
• Inspect ductwork connections
• Test system controls
• Check safety devices
• Replace air filter (if needed)

Review the current maintenance plan terms for included visits, repair benefits, scheduling and billing. Existing members should use their signed agreement and confirm coverage with Aim. Compare the included work and total cost with what your system needs.

Installation cost depends on the selected equipment, home requirements and included work. Request a free in-home estimate for a system replacement and review the written scope, exclusions and total price. Explore AC installation.

A repair quote can include diagnosis, the parts needed, labor and the agreed work. Ask for a written scope and total price before approving the repair, and ask which recommendations are optional. Confirm the diagnostic charge and any exclusions when you book.

For system replacements and larger projects, ask for a free, no-obligation estimate. Repair visits include a diagnostic charge; confirm the current charge and whether any credit applies before booking. Choose “Get A Free In-Home Estimate” in the booking menu for a replacement estimate.

Yes. Aim is open 24/7, 365 days a year, with no after-hours fees. Call (251) 751-9908 and describe the problem so we can confirm availability for your address. Same-day service is subject to availability.

If the home becomes dangerously hot or cold, move to a place with safe temperatures while arranging help. Do not attempt electrical, gas or refrigerant repairs.

If you use an electric space heater, follow its instructions, keep it at least three feet from bedding, curtains and furniture, plug it directly into a wall outlet, and turn it off when unattended or sleeping. CPSC space-heater guidance.

We’re a local, family-owned company. Tell us what is happening, ask us to explain the diagnosis and options, and review the proposed price before approving work. You can read customer review excerpts and their original sources before you call.