In the hot, humid climate of Louisiana, your air conditioner is more than a comfort—it’s a necessity. But what happens when your AC just isn’t cooling like it used to? One of the most common and serious issues we see here at Hall’s Heating, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration is a refrigerant leak. While it might sound minor, a refrigerant leak is a big problem that can cause serious damage to your air conditioning system if not caught and fixed promptly with AC repair.
Let’s take a closer look at what refrigerant does, how leaks happen, the warning signs to watch for, and why you should never ignore a low refrigerant charge.


Have you ever been frustrated with the state of your air conditioner? It’s not too old to replace, but it’s not working the greatest. Plus, if you’ve been confronted with an expensive AC repair, it can be a nightmare to try and figure out if it’s time to replace the system entirely or if you should pay to get it fixed. This is what this blog is for!
When you’re in the middle of a hot and sweltering summer, the last thing you need is a major problem like a broken-down air conditioner falling in your lap. And a broken AC system definitely counts as a “major problem” with the summer weather we experience. If your air conditioner isn’t providing the level of comfort your home requires, it’s probably time to call us for 
Grinding is never a good noise to hear. In fact, it’s one of the worst noises to hear! Not only is it so jarring and upsetting that it can completely and abruptly stop any conversation, but it also means that something is wearing down the internal components of your system. A grinding noise is usually made by two metal objects rubbing against each other and creating friction. Without proper lubricant or repairs, it’s just going to get worse.
We’d be lying if we told you that you should never be stressed out about a problem with your AC. Just like our cars, our homes, and other responsibilities in our lives, it can be stressful trying to keep everything in good condition and running smoothly. We talk to homeowners all the time who feel either guilty or stressed out about their air conditioner problems last year that never got addressed. Now that the temperatures are starting to warm up, those AC repair ghosts are coming back to haunt us!
Here in Shreveport, it’s important to take care of your air conditioner. Temperatures and relative humidity levels can get absurd and often our air conditioners are the first line of defense. They take care of us, keep us happy, and they make our lives easier.
Air conditioners work in cycles. Did you know that?