High-Performance Evaporator Coil Replacement & Repair
The "heart" of your AC system is responsible for pulling heat and humidity out of your home. If your coil is leaking or frozen, Dan Shear provides expert diagnostics and precision replacements to restore your cooling instantly.
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The Key to Effective Cooling
While the outdoor unit (the condenser) gets all the attention, the Evaporator Coil (located inside your furnace or air handler) does the heavy lifting of cooling your air. If this coil is dirty, rusted, or leaking refrigerant, your entire system has to work twice as hard—leading to higher bills and eventual compressor failure.
The Dan Shear Difference:
As a C-38 Licensed Refrigeration Specialist, Dan understands the chemistry and pressure requirements of modern refrigerants. We don't just "swap parts"; we ensure the coil is perfectly matched to your outdoor unit for maximum SEER2 efficiency.
Signs Your Coil Needs Attention
Is Your AC Blowing Warm Air?
A leak in the evaporator coil is the most common cause of low refrigerant levels. If your system isn't cooling like it used to, we perform electronic leak detection to find the source and determine if a repair or a full coil replacement is your best financial move.
Frozen Coils & Water Leaks
Have you noticed ice on your indoor unit or water pooling in your secondary drain pan? A frozen coil is often caused by restricted airflow or low refrigerant. We diagnose the root cause to prevent water damage to your home’s ceiling or flooring.
The "Dirty Sock" Smell
Over time, moisture and dust can lead to biological growth on the fins of your coil. We offer professional coil cleaning and UV Light Installations to kill odors and improve your indoor air quality.
Transitioning from R-22 to R-410A (and beyond)
If your older system uses R-22 refrigerant, finding a compatible coil is becoming difficult and expensive. We help Inland Empire homeowners navigate the transition to modern, eco-friendly refrigerants, ensuring your new coil is "future-proof" and compliant with current California environmental standards.
