Air Conditioning Repair

Fast Help When Your AC Stops Cooling

When the air in your home turns warm and sticky, every minute can feel longer. If your AC has stopped working or is barely keeping up, you need a team that can respond quickly and handle the problem the right way. That is what we work to provide at Calloway & Sons.

We are a locally owned and operated company that has been serving the New Orleans area since 2006, and we understand how uncomfortable a hot house can get, especially here in Kenner. Our team focuses on straightforward, reliable air conditioning repair that respects your time, your budget, and your home.

From the first call to the moment your system is running again, we aim to treat you the way we would want our own families to be treated. If your AC is giving you trouble now, you can reach us at (504) 788-1474.

Why Kenner Homeowners Choose Us

When your home gets warm, you want a company you can trust to respond with experience and honesty. Homeowners in Kenner turn to Calloway & Sons because we focus on people—not just equipment—and have been serving the New Orleans area since 2006.

Our team is built on skill and care. Every technician is trained to diagnose issues thoroughly, explain findings clearly, and recommend solutions that address the real problem—not just the symptoms.

What you can expect:

• Experienced technicians who take the time to get it right
• Clear, straightforward communication from start to finish
• Honest recommendations without pressure to overspend
• Respectful service in your home

We believe how you’re treated matters just as much as the repair itself. That’s why many homeowners choose us for reliable work, fair pricing, and a team they feel comfortable welcoming back whenever they need help.

What To Do When AC Stops Cooling

If your AC suddenly stops cooling, it is easy to feel stressed. Taking a few simple steps before you call can sometimes prevent damage and make your visit go more smoothly. These are not repairs, just basic checks that most homeowners can safely handle.

First, look at your thermostat and make sure it is set to “cool” and the temperature is below the current room reading. If it runs on batteries, see if they need to be replaced. Next, glance at your electrical panel to see whether any breakers that control the indoor or outdoor unit appear tripped. If they are, you can gently reset them once. If they trip again, leave them off and call us.

It is also helpful to check your air filter. A very dirty filter can reduce airflow and place extra strain on your system. If the filter is completely clogged, replacing it is usually safe. If you notice ice on your indoor unit or lines, turn the system off and let it thaw so you do not risk further damage.

Before you call, you can quickly check:

• Thermostat settings and batteries
• Breaker panel for tripped breakers related to your AC
• Air filter condition and any visible ice on equipment
• Whether the outdoor unit is running or unusually noisy

If you have gone through these quick steps and your home is still not cooling, it is time to reach out to our team for professional service you can rely on. When you call, letting us know what you have already checked helps our technician arrive with the right information to get started.

Our AC Repair Process

When your AC isn’t working, knowing what to expect can ease the stress. At Calloway & Sons, we keep the repair process clear, straightforward, and focused on getting your home comfortable again as quickly as possible.

Here’s how it works:

• Scheduling Your Visit
  We gather a few details about your system and set an appointment that works for you, aiming to respond as quickly as possible—especially during peak heat.
• Arrival & Initial Assessment
  Your technician arrives on time, introduces themselves, and listens to your concerns before beginning a full inspection of your system.
• Inspection & Explanation
  After testing, we explain the issue in plain language, review your options, and provide upfront pricing before any work begins.
• Repair & Testing
  With your approval, we complete the repair, check all components, and test the system to ensure it’s running properly.
• Final Review
  We clean up, walk you through what was done, and offer simple tips to help keep your system running smoothly.

Our goal is simple: clear communication, quality work, and a home that feels comfortable again.

Common AC Problems We Handle

Homes in this part of Louisiana work their cooling systems hard. Long stretches of heat and humidity can reveal issues that have been building for some time. At Calloway & Sons, we see a wide range of problems with residential systems, from small electrical issues to components that have reached the end of their useful life.

Many homeowners call us because their system is running but blowing warm air, or because some rooms feel much hotter than others. Others notice that the AC turns on and off frequently, the outdoor unit is louder than usual, or the indoor air feels sticky even when the temperature seems normal. These symptoms can point to issues like low refrigerant levels, dirty coils, failing capacitors, or blower problems.

Ignoring these signs can lead to higher utility bills and additional wear on your equipment, especially in the summer climate here. Timely service from an experienced team can often prevent a minor problem from turning into a larger repair. We work on many of the commonly installed residential systems found in Kenner, and we focus on diagnosing the root cause instead of just treating the symptom you notice.

Some of the most common AC issues we are called to check include:

• AC running but not cooling the home properly
• Weak airflow from supply vents in multiple rooms
• System frequently turning on and off during the day
• Unusual noises or vibrations from the indoor or outdoor unit
• Higher humidity or musty feeling air inside the home

If any of these sound familiar, our team can take a closer look and recommend a path forward. Our aim is to provide air conditioning repair that supports both your comfort and the long term health of your equipment.