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Residential Refrigerant Level Checks in Palm Bay, FL | Inlet Mechanical

Keep Your AC Cool, Efficient, and Leak-Free All Year

If your home’s air conditioner isn’t blowing cold air like it used to—or your energy bills are creeping up—it could be due to low refrigerant levels. At Inlet Mechanical, we provide expert refrigerant level checks and diagnostics for homeowners in Palm Bay, FL, helping you stay cool and comfortable while preventing costly damage to your HVAC system.

Our licensed HVAC technicians inspect, test, and recharge your system’s refrigerant if needed—ensuring optimal performance, energy efficiency, and long-term reliability.

“We thought we needed a new AC unit, but Inlet Mechanical found a refrigerant leak and fixed it fast. Saved us thousands and the house feels cooler than ever.”

— Nina K., Palm Bay Homeowner

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What’s Included in Our Refrigerant Check Service

Full system pressure check using professional-grade gauges
Detection of potential refrigerant leaks or compressor issues
Verification of correct refrigerant charge based on manufacturer specs
Recharging of refrigerant (if low) using EPA-approved refrigerants
Inspection of coils, valves, and lines for damage or blockages
System performance testing and temperature differential analysis

Whether you have an older R-22 unit or a newer R-410A system, we’re equipped to safely service and recharge your system according to all environmental and manufacturer guidelines.

Signs You May Need a Refrigerant Check

AC blowing warm or only slightly cool air
Ice buildup on the refrigerant line or evaporator coil
Hissing or bubbling noises from the outdoor unit
Unusually high electric bills during cooling season
System runs constantly but can’t reach the set temperature

Don’t wait—running an AC system with low refrigerant can cause permanent compressor damage.

Why Palm Bay Homeowners Choose Inlet Mechanical

Licensed, EPA-certified HVAC technicians
Transparent pricing—no hidden refrigerant fees
Fast response times throughout Palm Bay and Brevard County
Trusted local experts in AC diagnostics and repair
Preventative maintenance options to avoid future issues

How often should refrigerant be checked?

During regular maintenance—typically once or twice a year, especially before peak summer use.

Can low refrigerant levels damage my AC?

Yes. Low refrigerant forces your system to overwork and can damage the compressor.

What if I have an older unit with R-22 refrigerant?

We can still service it, but we’ll also discuss options for upgrading to a newer, more efficient system if needed.

Schedule Your Refrigerant Check Today

Call Inlet Mechanical at 321-723-0858 or [Book Online] to schedule a fast, professional refrigerant inspection. Stay cool and confident with expert AC care from Palm Bay’s trusted HVAC team.

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