A manifold gauge set hooked up for an A/C service

RFS Auto Group/Heating & A/C

Heating & A/C

Cold air in July and heat in January. We find the leak before we fill it, so the refrigerant stays in the system instead of going into the air.

Heating and A/C

Comfort, both directions

Edmonton asks a car to do forty below and thirty above in the same year. Both ends of that run through the same few parts, and both are worth sorting out before the season turns.

The belt that drives the air conditioning compressor

Air conditioning

Air conditioning does not get used up. If it is blowing warm then something is leaking or something has failed, and topping it up without finding the leak just puts your money in the air.

  • Performance and pressure testing
  • UV dye and electronic leak detection
  • Evacuate and recharge
  • Compressors, clutches and belts
  • Condensers, evaporators and lines
  • Expansion valves and orifice tubes
  • Controls and electrical faults
Turning the heat up on the dashboard controls

Heat & defrost

Warm air that never quite arrives is usually coolant, a thermostat or a heater core. A windshield that will not clear is a safety problem before it is a comfort one.

  • Heater cores and hoses
  • Thermostats and coolant flushes
  • Blower motors and resistors
  • Blend doors and actuators
  • Defrost and vent faults
  • Cabin air filters
  • Block heaters and cords
A vehicle parked in the snow

Before the season turns

The cheapest time to find out the heat is gone is in October. The most expensive is the first morning it hits minus thirty.

  • Heating check before winter
  • A/C check before summer
  • Coolant strength tested
  • Belts and hoses inspected
  • Cabin filter replaced
  • Booked with an oil change

Get the temperature sorted

Warm air in summer or cold air in winter. Bring it in and we will find out which part gave up.

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