Mid-South summer air carries high moisture loads, forcing your air conditioner to work twice as hard. If your system is slightly oversized or short-cycling, it shuts off before it can remove humidity from your living space. We can adjust blower speeds, seal duct leaks, or add whole-home dehumidification to keep your indoor air feeling crisp and dry.

Power fluctuations and lightning strikes during summer storms can trip breakers, blow fuses, or burn out capacitors. Turn your system off at the thermostat and give us a call. We offer 24/7 emergency service and can also evaluate your home for a KOHLER® standby generator to keep your essential appliances running during grid outages.

If your equipment is over ten to twelve years old, uses outdated refrigerant, or requires repeated service calls every season, replacing it is usually the more practical choice. We test your system's overall efficiency, present clear repair costs alongside replacement options, and let you choose what works best for your family.

Heat naturally rises, but a dramatic temperature split between floors usually points to undersized return ductwork, improper static pressure, or an unbalanced system. We use thermal diagnostics and testing equipment to assess airflow pathways and recommend solutions such as zoning controls or supplemental ductless units to restore balance.

A whole-home standby power setup depends on your total electrical load, including central air units, medical equipment, refrigeration, and well pumps. As a Certified KOHLER® Installer, we perform a thorough load calculation on your main panel to ensure your generator handles severe storm power grid outages without overloading.

High humidity forces your cooling system to work twice as hard to remove moisture from the air before it can lower the indoor temperature. If your unit is improperly sized or short-cycling, it will leave your air feeling heavy and sticky; adding whole-home dehumidification or upgrading to a variable-speed system resolves this issue efficiently.

Total project cost typically ranges from $9,500-$22,000+, depending on fuel type, size, installation needs, transfer switch type, and electrical requirements.

We provide free in-home assessments so you get an accurate, customized quote, no surprises.

No two homes are the same. We evaluate your electrical panel, HVAC equipment, appliances, and lifestyle needs to determine the correct size for your home.

Most Memphis-area homes fall between 14kW and 26kW, depending on whether you want whole-home coverage or essential circuits only.

From initial assessment to final startup testing, a typical project takes 7-14 days, depending on permitting, gas line work, concrete pad curing, and utility coordination.

The actual on-site installation work is usually completed in about 1-2 days by our ATS team.

KOHLER® recommends annual maintenance, which includes oil and filter changes, system checks, and a full operational test.

ATS offers generator maintenance plans with reminders, priority scheduling, and 24/7 emergency service to keep your system ready when you need it most.

Yes. While we specialize in premium KOHLER® standby generators, our technicians are fully trained to service Generac and Briggs & Stratton systems as well.

If you already have a generator and need maintenance or repair, we can help.

Your standby generator automatically senses the outage, starts within seconds, and transfers your home to backup power.

When utility power returns, the system switches you back and shuts down, no refueling, no extension cords, and nothing for you to reset.

Yes. We offer flexible financing options through multiple lending partners, with approvals often available in a few minutes.

During your home assessment, we can review payment options so you can choose what fits your budget.

Not always. A system exposed to water, debris, or a power surge can carry hidden damage, and running it before an inspection can make the problem worse.

A dead battery, a tripped transfer switch, or storm damage itself are the most common reasons.

Yes, we are available 24/7 for storm and emergency calls, including nights, weekends, and holidays.

Yes, lightning strikes and sudden utility grid surges can fry sensitive circuit boards, blow capacitors, and damage compressor windings. If your system will not turn on or repeatedly trips your breaker after a storm, give us a call for a diagnostic check.

If floodwaters reach the base of your generator enclosure, do not attempt to start it automatically or manually. Submerged wiring, control panels, and air intakes can cause severe electrical damage; our team will inspect and clean internal components before restoring power.

A mini-split connects an outdoor condenser unit to one or more indoor air handlers via small copper refrigerant lines. The indoor unit pulls heat out of the room during summer and reverses process in winter to pump warmth inside, eliminating the need for bulky metal ductwork.

Yes, they are exceptionally efficient because they avoid duct leakage, which accounts for up to thirty percent of energy loss in standard setups. They also use inverter compressors that adjust their speed continuously rather than turning full on or off, keeping power consumption low.

You should wash the reusable indoor air filters every few weeks to keep airflow moving freely. Having our team perform seasonal maintenance keeps the outdoor coils clean, checks refrigerant pressures, and keeps the condensate drain line clear of buildup.

Modern heat pump mini-splits provide excellent warmth even during freezing Mid-South weather. For homes with primary heating systems, they serve as fantastic supplemental warmth, working right alongside your main furnace services to keep your living space cozy.

Frequent breakdowns, rising repair costs, and a system older than 10 to 15 years often mean that replacing your AC costs less over time than another repair.

Low refrigerant, a failing compressor, or a thermostat miscommunication is the most common cause, and each one requires a different fix.

Yes, our technicians are available 24/7 for AC emergencies, including nights, weekends, and holidays.

Yes, an electrical fault or airflow restriction left alone can stress other components and lead to a more expensive repair later.

Most heating systems benefit from one tune-up a year, timed before the heating season starts. Regular service catches small issues early and helps prevent a breakdown on the coldest night of the year.

Frequent repairs, rising energy bills, and a heating system older than fifteen to twenty years are all signs that replacement may cost less over time. Air Tech lays out real numbers for repair versus replacement during a free estimate.

A burning smell when the system first kicks on for the season is often just dust burning off. A persistent odor, or one that smells like rotten eggs, needs immediate attention. Turn off the system and call for an inspection right away if you notice either one.

If your unit is past its ten-year mark and you are calling for repairs every summer, replacing it often makes more financial sense. We test overall system health, lay out the repair costs alongside replacement options, and let you make the call without any sales pressure.

Ice build-up usually points to restricted airflow from a clogged filter or a refrigerant leak inside the lines. Continuing to run a frozen system can burn out the compressor, so it is best to turn the unit off and let us inspect the components right away.

Uneven cooling often comes down to leaking ductwork, poor insulation, or an improperly sized cooling unit. We evaluate how air moves through your branch lines and offer simple adjustments to balance temperatures upstairs and downstairs.

If your system is over ten to twelve years old, requires frequent repairs, or struggles to maintain your target temperature, a replacement may be more cost-effective. We inspect key mechanical components, test efficiency levels, and offer clear facts so you can choose the right path for your budget.

Hot and cold spots often stem from leaky ductwork, restricted airflow, or improper system sizing. We utilize thermal imaging and testing tools to locate air loss and balance airflow throughout your entire house.

We recommend servicing your system twice a year, once in the spring for cooling and once in the fall for heating. Regular tune-ups keep your machinery running efficiently, lower utility costs, and prevent sudden breakdowns during peak seasons.