Truck HVAC & Repair
Truck AC Repair Services in the MN & WI area
Air conditioning on the fritz or just want to stay on top of routine maintenance? The skilled team of technicians at Blaine Brothers is available around the clock to help. No job is too big or small. We’re looking forward to handling all your AC repair needs.
Why Choose Blaine Brothers For Your Trucks Air Conditioning Repair Needs?
There’s nothing worse than driving around in a hot truck. Every minute your air conditioning is out can feel like an eternity. Sounds familiar? Blaine Brothers is here to help. We’re committed to providing the best AC repair services in the trucking and transportation industry.
You might be wondering how much it costs to repair the AC in your semi. At Blaine Brothers, you’ll receive top-notch service at a reasonable price. Whether you need basic AC maintenance or a complete overhaul, our team of trained technicians will take the time to diagnose the problem with our advanced technology and fix it using high-quality parts and products from the top manufacturers in the industry.
At Blaine Brothers, we’re not about shortcuts. We consider our customers and partners part of our family and helping them succeed is our top priority. We’ve been proud to serve the trucking and transportation community for more than 45 years and we’re looking forward to continuing our vital work many years to come.
When you’re hot and in need of truck HVAC repair, give us a call. Let us show you how customer service should be done.
Truck HVAC Repair FAQS
Why is my truck AC not blowing cold air?
The most common reason that your truck’s AC isn’t blowing cold air is that there is a problem with the compressor or the lines. If the compressor has gone bad it either won’t engage or won’t pump properly if it engages. There may also be a small leak in the system, which would require patching and recharging but would be cheaper than a compressor replacement.
How do you diagnose AC problems in a truck?
To help diagnose AC problems in a truck, you’ll simply try to run the system, while watching and listening for issues or malfunctions. If the AC is turned on, but the clutch on the pulley doesn’t engage, the compressor may be bad. If the clutch on the compressor engages but no cold air comes out, there may be a problem with refrigerant loss. If you don’t hear your fans come on, it may be making cold air that just isn’t being sent your way.
How much does it cost to diagnose AC problems in a truck?
The diagnostic portion of AC problems usually isn’t the expensive part of truck HVAC repair. In most cases, you’ll be able to have your AC problem diagnosed for between $75 and $125. Once the diagnosis is made, the repair cost can be better estimated.
Is it worth replacing the compressor on an AC unit in a truck?
Unless the truck is in bad shape overall or is used as a utility truck or farm truck, getting the compressor replaced is still worth it. It will be relatively costly and may be between $500 and $1,000, but it’s something you’ll probably only need to do once.
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