AC Installation and Repair in Goodyear Southwest, AZ

Air conditioning work in southwest Goodyear

Goodyear began as company land. In 1917 the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, through its executive Paul Litchfield, bought around 16,000 acres in the west valley to grow the long staple cotton it needed for tire cord, and the town took the company name. The Goodyear most residents know is far newer than that: although the city dates to 1917, the great majority of its construction and population growth has happened since 1990, and it is now among the fastest growing cities in the country.

A young housing stock reaching its first replacement cycle

That growth curve has a practical consequence. A large share of Goodyear homes were built between the late 1990s and the late 2000s, which means an enormous number of original systems are now fifteen to twenty five years old at once. That is precisely the age at which compressors fail, refrigerant leaks become chronic rather than occasional, and the cost of keeping an old system alive starts to exceed the cost of replacing it. If your home is from that era and still on its first system, the question is worth asking before it fails in July rather than after.

The load a Goodyear system is actually carrying

The Phoenix area reaches 100 degrees on average from May 2 to October 5 and 110 degrees between June 11 and August 26, on about 7.22 inches of rain in a normal year. The southwest valley is exposed and open, so afternoon sun load on west facing walls and glass is a genuine factor in how a house performs, and the monsoon period from June 15 to September 30 drives dust into condenser coils and filters.

What we handle in Goodyear

Air conditioning repair, installation and replacement, maintenance, heating work, duct services and indoor air quality, residential and commercial. Call and we will connect you with a local contractor covering Goodyear and the southwest valley.