Savannah · Pooler · Richmond Hill · Rincon
AC Repair in Savannah, GA
AC blowing warm air, not turning on, or leaking water? Tell us what's going on and we'll try to connect you with one local HVAC contractor for a free quote.
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- Free for homeowners
- Published prices, every source listed
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Published prices
Every figure comes from a dated price guide or a price a local company publishes.
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One contractor
Your request goes to one company that serves your area, not a list.
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Free for homeowners
We never charge you. Contractors may pay us for referrals.
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Read by a person
Every request is reviewed before it goes anywhere.
AC and heating services in Savannah
The contractors we refer handle all three. Prices are planning ranges from published 2026 price guides (checked October 22, 2026), not quotes; the contractor sets the price after seeing your system.
Emergency AC repair
Not cooling, won't start, ice on the lines or water under the indoor unit. Most common repairs are parts like capacitors, contactors and fan motors; the big ones are coils and compressors.
Capacitor $100–$450 · Compressor $600–$4,000
Emergency AC repair guideNew HVAC installation
Replacing a worn-out central AC, moving to a heat pump, or a whole new system. The size, the type and the ductwork move the price most.
3-ton central AC $5,000–$9,150
HVAC installation costMaintenance & tune-ups
A yearly check and clean before the summer: coils, drain line, electrical parts and refrigerant. Georgia Power customers can get up to $75 back on a tune-up.
Tune-up $70–$200 a visit
AC tune-up costSources for every figure: /sources/.
Beat the heat
AC out in a Savannah summer?
If the house is getting dangerously hot, get people and pets somewhere cool first. Then run the quick checks in our AC not cooling checklist: a tripped breaker or a clogged filter is sometimes all it is.
What common AC repairs cost
Installed prices, parts and labor, from three 2026 national price guides. Savannah prices can be higher or lower; the cost estimator adds after-hours rates and shows the sources for each line.
Open the cost estimator- Diagnostic visit (find what's wrong) $75–$200
- Capacitor replacement $100–$450
- Contactor or relay replacement $75–$450
- Thermostat replacement $100–$500
- Control (circuit) board replacement $100–$800
- Outdoor fan motor replacement $300–$800
- Indoor blower motor replacement $300–$2,000
- Clogged condensate drain line $75–$250
- Refrigerant recharge (no leak repair) $100–$900
- Refrigerant leak repair and recharge $200–$1,500
- Evaporator coil replacement (indoor) $400–$3,500
- Condenser coil replacement (outdoor) $600–$2,700
- Compressor replacement $600–$4,000
How it works
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Tell us what's going on. Use the form: a sentence or two about the problem, or the job you want quoted, is enough.
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We review it. A real person checks that you're in our service area and that it's an HVAC request. No automated blasting to lists.
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We try to connect you with one local contractor. If one serves your area, we pass your request to one independent HVAC company. They contact you to set up a visit and a quote.
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You decide. The quote, contract, work and warranty are between you and the contractor. There's no obligation, and we never charge homeowners.
About us, plainly: HVAC Savannah GA is an independent referral service. We're not an HVAC contractor, we don't do repairs or installations, and we don't hold a contractor's license. Contractors may pay us a fee for referrals. That's how the site is funded, and it doesn't change the cost information we publish. Check the contractor's Georgia license, insurance and reviews yourself. How we work
Signs your AC needs a technician
- It runs but blows warm or barely cool air
- The outdoor unit hums or clicks but the fan doesn't spin
- Ice on the copper lines or the indoor coil
- Water pooling around the indoor unit, or the system shuts off on its own
- Short cycling: it starts and stops every few minutes
- Grinding, squealing, rattling or loud buzzing
- The breaker trips again after you reset it
- A burning or electrical smell (turn the system off)
Before you call, try the safe checks in the AC not cooling checklist.
Service area
We refer requests across Chatham, Effingham and Bryan counties, Georgia, including Savannah, Pooler, Garden City, Port Wentworth, Thunderbolt, Wilmington Island, Tybee Island, Bloomingdale, Richmond Hill, Pembroke, Ellabell, Rincon, Springfield and Guyton. If you're outside the area, we'll tell you rather than pass your request on.
Why Savannah ACs work so hard
Georgia summers are long, hot and humid, and HVAC.com puts the AC season at 7 to 8 months a year. HVAC Project Cost reports about 3,200 cooling degree days a year in Savannah against about 2,036 in Atlanta, with summer dew points of 73–76°F, so a system here spends much of the year removing moisture as well as heat. Near the coast, salt in the air can corrode outdoor coils; HVAC Project Cost says coated coils cost about $200–$500 more.
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