AC Repair Services in Glen Cove 

Our AC Repair Process

Our family follows a meticulous approach to repairs that eliminates guesswork and puts your mind at ease. From the moment you call, our goal is to restore your comfort with the integrity, cleanliness, and technical expertise that local residents have trusted since 1973. 

Here is what you can expect from our AC repair services:

• Prompt arrival and property protection - Our licensed technicians arrive on time and ready to get to work. We use floor protectors and drop cloths, so our workspace remains spotless from start to finish.
• State-of-the-art diagnostics - We don’t guess; we test. Using advanced diagnostic tools, we perform a deep dive into your system to find the root cause of the malfunction for a long-term fix rather than a temporary patch.
• Upfront pricing quote - Before any tools are picked up, we provide a clear, flat-rate quote. With our upfront pricing model, you approve the cost before we start, so there are never any hidden fees or surprise surcharges on your bill.
• Expert repair on all models - Whether you have a brand-new, high-efficiency unit or an older system, our team is familiar with all makes and models of leading brands. We perform the repair with meticulous attention to detail for peak performance.
• System validation and cleanup - Once the repair is complete, we run a full cycle of your AC to verify it is cooling efficiently. We then perform a thorough cleanup of the service area, leaving your home exactly as we found it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is my air conditioner leaking water inside my home?

Indoor leaks are typically caused by a clogged condensate drain line. As your AC dehumidifies the air, moisture collects in a drain pan and flows outside. If algae, dust, or debris plug the line, the water backs up and overflows the pan. To prevent water damage to your floors or ceiling, it is important to clear the blockage immediately and ensure your "P-trap" is functioning correctly.

Is it normal for my AC to make a clicking sound when it starts?

A single click at the beginning of a cycle is usually just the thermostat signaling the relay to start the system. However, repeated clicking often points to a failing capacitor or a defective electrical contractor. Since these are high-voltage components, it is best to have a licensed technician from L. Graziose Plumbing Heating & Cooling inspect the electrical board to prevent a total short circuit.

Why is my outdoor fan spinning slowly or not at all?

The outdoor fan is responsible for dissipating the heat pulled from your home. If it’s struggling, you likely have a burnt-out fan motor or a failed start capacitor. Running the system without a functional outdoor fan will cause the compressor to overheat rapidly, potentially leading to a very expensive replacement. Turn the system off and call for service immediately if the fan stalls.