Evap cooler service, done right
Evaporative cooler service is disappearing from Phoenix menus — we still do it properly, both ends of the season.
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What we fix
Spring start-up
Pads, pump, float, belt — done in March.
Repairs
Pumps, motors, floats, the scale that eats them.
Winterization
Drain, dry, cover — no ceiling stains.
How a visit goes
- Image slot SW-EVP-05 · 1200×900Technician climbing a roof ladder with a pad bundle
1. We come to the roof, you don't.
- Image slot SW-EVP-06 · 1200×900Cooler running with water sheen on fresh pads
2. Serviced, balanced, bled.
- Image slot SW-EVP-07 · 1200×900Homeowner and technician looking at a conversion quote on a tablet
3. Honest conversion math when you ask.
Monsoon humidity beating the cooler?
That is the conversion conversation — refrigerated air sized for the desert, $8,000–$15,000 typical (placeholder).
Questions we get asked
When should I convert to refrigerated air?
When July–August is unbearable: evap cooling collapses in monsoon humidity. A conversion needs new duct sizing and a properly sized system — see AC replacement.
Can both visits be covered by a plan?
Yes — the Desert Shield Plan includes start-up and winterization.
The house is dusty with the cooler on — normal?
Coolers move a lot of air; if dust is winning inside, pair the cooler with duct sealing and filtration.
Do you still repair coolers in an emergency?
Same-week through evap season; a dead cooler in a May heat wave gets the same priority as an AC emergency.
AC down? In this heat, that’s an emergency.
Real dispatcher, real trucks, 24/7 — summer ac failures don’t wait and neither do we. Same-day across the Valley.