Services
Swamp-cooler work, season by season
Rooftop and window coolers, and the switch to refrigerated air. Each visit ends with a written note of what we found and did.
Spring start-up
The visit that gets the cooler ready before the hot week.
Pads checked and changed if they are stained or crumbling
Pump, float valve, belt and motor tested
Water line and drain opened and checked
Cooler run while we are there
Fall shut-down
The visit that keeps winter from cracking the pan or the line.
Pan and line drained, water supply shut off
Scale and sediment cleaned out
Unit covered and the roof opening sealed against drafts
Repairs
The usual causes when a cooler stops cooling.
Pumps, motors, belts and bearings
Float valves, water lines and leaking pans
Pads, frames and rusted panels
Cooler installs
New and replacement units, on the roof or in a window.
Level mounting and a sealed roof jack
Water line, drain and electrical connection
A walk-through of the controls and the open-window rule
Ducts and vents
The air path from the cooler to the rooms.
Loose or torn duct runs repaired
Roof jacks and ceiling grilles resealed
Relief vents checked so air can leave the house
Switch to refrigerated air
A planned conversion, with a written scope.
Load calculation for your house, not a rule of thumb
Duct check, roof opening and electrical plan
Permit handled where the job needs one
Not sure what your cooler needs?
Tell us what it does or doesn't do. We will say whether it is a start-up, a repair or a bigger conversation.