If your AC isn't cooling well, blowing warm air, or has ice forming on the lines, you likely have a refrigerant leak. Refrigerant (commonly called Freon) flows in a closed loop. If it's low, it means there is a hole in the coils or lines. Because of environmental regulations, the price of older refrigerants like R-22 and R-410A is rising, making leak repairs more expensive.
The R-410A Phasedown Explained
Starting in 2025, the EPA has phased out the manufacture of systems using R-410A refrigerant. While parts and refrigerant will remain available for repairs, the supply of R-410A will shrink, causing its cost to rise. Newer systems use more eco-friendly refrigerants like R-454B or R-32. This makes AC Refrigerant Leak Repair and finding issues early more important than ever for your budget.
Our Leak Detection & Recharge Process
- Electronic Leak Detection: We use sensitive electronic sniffers to locate the exact source of the leak in your evaporator or condenser coils.
- Freon Leak Repair: Once located, we seal the leak or replace the damaged component (often the evaporator coil).
- AC Recharge Service: We vacuum the system to remove moisture and perform a precise Refrigerant Recharge to manufacturer specifications.
Beware companies that just "top off" your refrigerant every summer without finding and repairing the leak. This is illegal under EPA regulations and will cost you more over time as the leak grows.
Schedule AC Leak Diagnostics in Lake Nona, FL
Get an honest assessment of your system. Our EPA-certified technicians provide reliable leak repair and system diagnostics across Lake Nona, Laureate Park, Eagle Creek, and St. Cloud. Call (321) 285-1700 or request an estimate online today.