Refrigerant Leak Detection
We use electronic leak detectors to pinpoint exactly where refrigerant is escaping — coils, lines, fittings, valves. No guessing, no blind recharges. We find it first.
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EPA 608 Certified Technicians
AC Not Cooling? Your Refrigerant May Be Low.
Low refrigerant means your AC can’t cool your home. We find the leak, fix it, and recharge your system — the same day.
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EPA 608Certified Technicians
Same-DayFind & Fix Leaks
R-22 & R-410AAll Systems Serviced
R-22 & R-410A Certified
EPA 608 Licensed
Same-Day Service
Find & Fix Leaks First
Flat-Rate Pricing
5.0 Stars on Google
R-22 & R-410A Certified
EPA 608 Licensed
Same-Day Service
Find & Fix Leaks First
Flat-Rate Pricing
5.0 Stars on Google
EPA 608 Certified — Baldwin County
The Right Way to Recharge
Why Baldwin County Homeowners Trust Aim for Refrigerant Service
Most companies will top off your refrigerant and leave. We find the leak first — because without fixing the leak, you’ll be right back to square one.
Low Refrigerant Symptoms You Shouldn’t Ignore
AC running but not cooling? Ice on your refrigerant lines? Warm air from the vents even when it’s set to 70°? These are classic signs your system is low on refrigerant — and in Gulf Coast summer heat, every hour matters.
DIY Refrigerant Recharges Are Illegal Without EPA 608
Purchasing or handling refrigerant without EPA 608 certification is a federal violation. Our technicians are fully certified — so you get the right refrigerant, the right amount, done legally and safely.
Gulf Coast Heat Makes This Critical
When it’s 95°F with 80% humidity outside, your AC system is working at its absolute limit. Low refrigerant in these conditions doesn’t just mean discomfort — it means your compressor is at risk of burning out completely.
Our Approach: Find the Leak, Fix It, Then Recharge
We never blindly add refrigerant and walk out. We locate every leak with electronic detection equipment, repair it properly, and then charge your system to manufacturer specifications. You get a fix that lasts — not a bandage.
What We Do
Refrigerant Services
From leak detection to full system recharges — we handle all refrigerant services for Baldwin County homes and businesses.
R-22 Recharge
Older systems still use R-22 (Freon). We carry and handle R-22 refrigerant legally under our EPA 608 certification. We’ll also advise if your system is a candidate for retrofit or replacement.
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Most modern systems use R-410A. We recharge to exact manufacturer specs using precision manifold gauges — not guesswork. Proper charge level is critical for efficiency and compressor life.
Learn MoreR-32 / New System Refrigerants
Newer high-efficiency systems use R-32 and other next-gen refrigerants. Our certified technicians are trained and equipped to handle the full range of modern refrigerant types.
Learn MoreFull System Recharge
After leak repair, we evacuate the system, check for moisture, and recharge to precise specifications. This full-service approach ensures your AC performs at peak efficiency from day one.
Learn MoreAC Performance Check
Not sure if refrigerant is the issue? We diagnose the full system — refrigerant levels, coil condition, airflow, thermostat calibration — and give you a complete picture before recommending any service.
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3 Steps to a Properly Charged System
We don’t just top it off — we fix it right so you stay cool all summer.
1
We Diagnose
We check refrigerant levels, inspect coils, and use electronic detection to find where the leak is. No blind recharges — ever. You get facts, not guesses.
2
We Fix the Leak
Once we locate the leak, we repair it properly. Skipping this step just means you’ll lose refrigerant again. We do it right the first time.
3
We Recharge & Test
We recharge your system to exact manufacturer specs and verify performance. You’ll feel the difference — cooler air, lower humidity, and lower energy bills.
Testimonials
What Customers Say About Our Refrigerant Service
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“Had two other companies come out saying they couldn’t find a leak and wanted to just recharge it. Aim found a pinhole leak in the evaporator coil that the others completely missed. Fixed it right and the AC has been ice cold ever since.”
“Every other company just wanted to charge us for refrigerant without finding out why we kept losing it. Aim was the first to say ‘let’s find and fix the leak first.’ That’s exactly what you want to hear. Honest and professional.”
“Noticed ice building up on the lines outside and knew something was wrong. Called Aim, they were out within 2 hours. Found the issue, explained everything clearly, fixed the leak, recharged the system — all same day. House was cool by evening.”
“The tech walked me through exactly what was happening with my system, why the refrigerant was low, what they were going to fix, and what it would cost before starting. No surprises on the invoice. That’s how it should always be done.”
Common Questions
Refrigerant Recharge FAQs
Common signs include: warm air from vents even when set to a low temperature, ice forming on the refrigerant lines or evaporator coil, your AC running constantly but never reaching the set temperature, and higher-than-normal energy bills. If you notice any of these in Baldwin County’s summer heat, call us — same-day service available at (251) 751-9908.
R-22 (often called Freon) was the standard refrigerant for older AC systems. It was phased out by the EPA and is no longer manufactured in the US, making it expensive and scarce. R-410A is the modern replacement used in systems installed after 2010. The two are not interchangeable — your system is designed for one specific type. We carry and service both.
Cost depends on the refrigerant type, how much is needed, and whether leak repair is required. R-410A recharges typically run $150–$400. R-22 is more expensive due to scarcity. We give you exact flat-rate pricing before starting any work — no surprise charges. Call (251) 751-9908 for a same-day estimate.
No — and it’s not just bad practice, it’s illegal. Federal law requires EPA 608 certification to purchase or handle refrigerants used in AC systems. Beyond legality, improper charging can damage your compressor and void your warranty. Our certified technicians charge systems to precise manufacturer specifications using calibrated manifold gauges.