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Air Conditioning Repair & Replacement in Seattle, WA

Seattle summers have gotten noticeably warmer over the past several years, and a lot of homes here — especially older ones — were never built with air conditioning in mind. Mauro Electric Inc. provides AC repair, tune-ups, and replacement throughout Seattle, with licensed HVAC technicians who diagnose problems quickly and get your system running efficiently again.

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HVAC technician servicing a residential air conditioning condenser unit

Common AC Repairs We Handle

Whether your system is blowing warm air, short-cycling, or not turning on at all, we diagnose the issue — faulty thermostats, clogged filters and coils, refrigerant leaks, failed capacitors, or a worn compressor. We fix what’s actually needed, not what generates the biggest invoice.

AC Tune-Ups and Replacement

Regular maintenance keeps your AC running efficiently through Seattle’s warmer months and helps it last longer. When a repair no longer makes financial sense, we help you choose and install a properly sized replacement backed by manufacturer warranties.

AC Installation Across Seattle’s Older Housing Stock

A large share of Seattle’s housing was built decades before central air was standard, which means a lot of our installation calls start with the same question: does the home have ductwork that can support central air, or is a ductless mini-split the better fit for a house that was never designed to move cooled air room to room? Craftsman and older bungalow-style homes common in Seattle’s established neighborhoods often fall into the second category, while homes with existing forced-air furnace ductwork are usually straightforward central-air conversions.

Older homes can also have electrical panels that weren’t sized with a new AC condenser in mind, so we check panel capacity as part of any installation estimate rather than after the fact.

What to Expect from an AC Service Visit

We start with a real inspection of the unit, refrigerant levels, electrical connections, and thermostat before recommending anything. For repairs, we explain what’s actually wrong and what fixing it involves. For installations, we walk the home with you and go over central air versus ductless options, including whether electrical upgrades are needed first. Once work is approved and completed, we test the full system for airflow and proper cycling before we call the job done.

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