Your Vehicle's HVAC System
Hey, I thought this was about getting your A/C or heating system repaired?
Just like in your home, your vehicle's A/C or heating system is part of a larger system called Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning, or HVAC.
Vehicles today are packed with technology, with more features and gadgets than ever. You can have the driver's side at 69 degrees while the passenger is at 72, and the rear is at 68 with max fan speed. However, none of this matters when you are in the middle of the summer with no A/C. Most of us want whatever the opposite of the outside weather blowing in our vehicles.
Do you need heat system or A/C repair in Littleton, Roanoke Rapids, Macon, Henrico, Warrenton, or Lake Gaston area?
Have no fear, the team at Lake Gaston Auto is here to repair your A/C or heating system.
Need Your Vehicle Comfortable Again?
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Just top off the refrigerant... does not repair your car's A/C system!
Rooftop Units and Furnaces for Campers, Trailers and Buses - yes we can repair your A/C and heating!
Your A/C system is a closed system; that means that unless there is a leak, you should not have to refill the system.
An A/C service is performed to: remove any refrigerant in the system, refill the system with refrigerant, dye, PAG oil, and then test the system for leaks. This occurs after it has been determined that your system is either low or has too much refrigerant, because both can cause your system not to work properly. It is tested right after it is filled, and if a leak is too small to be found at that point, you are asked to bring the vehicle back after it fails again. At this time special tools can be used to find the leak for the proper repair.
Rooftop Units and Furnaces for Campers, Trailers and Buses - yes we can repair your A/C and heating!
Rooftop Units and Furnaces for Campers, Trailers and Buses - yes we can repair your A/C and heating!
Many trailers, buses, and RVs have rooftop units that help to keep you cool during the hot days of summer and furnaces to keep you warm during the winter.
Not only are we certified to fix them, but take care of your warranty repairs as well.
Keeping the heat going in your car or truck's during the cold of winter.
Your heating system uses the heated coolant from your radiator sent through the heater core to heat your vehicle. As you can see above, it take several components to keep you warm during the winter.
Our technicians have studied the systems on your vehicle so that they can give you an accurate diagnosis and quality repair on your heating system.
Yes, We Can Repair Fleet Vehicles A/C Units as Well!
There are many components to your car's A/C Repair, not just refrigerant.
It does not matter if it is a school bus full of children, or a rescue squad's ambulance with an EMS worker in front and one working on a patient in the back, or large fleet trucks that run all day; your drivers need a comfortable vehicle to work in.
We not only can repair all of these vehicles, but we know you need them as soon as possible.
We will repair your A/C and heating system and get them back on the road, helping your customers.
Repair or Add A/C to Your Classic Car
There are many components to your car's A/C Repair, not just refrigerant.
There are many components to your car's A/C Repair, not just refrigerant.
Whether you are trying to keep it as it was from the factory, or want to add updated technology to your classic vehicles, we can service and maintain your HVAC systems to keep you out of today's weather.
There are many components to your car's A/C Repair, not just refrigerant.
There are many components to your car's A/C Repair, not just refrigerant.
There are many components to your car's A/C Repair, not just refrigerant.
Your vehicle is getting more and more sophisticated. Each year more and more systems become controlled by computers. This makes it quicker to respond to your comfort, but makes it more complicated to repair, plus with more specialized training and tools to repair. Therefore, we are always sending our technicians to training, as well as updating our tools and equipment to better serve the newer cars, trucks, and RVs that are coming out each year.