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(715) 484-9917Call now · Open now · 24/7When the air conditioning quits in Boulder, every hour counts. RescuePros 247 connects homeowners across Boulder, Louisville, Lafayette, Superior, Broomfield, and the north Denver metro with independent, local AC contractors through one free call — a live dispatcher answers around the clock, day or night. Whether your system is blowing warm air, won't turn on, is leaking refrigerant, or has frozen over, you'll be connected with a local pro who can often help the same day. There's no obligation, the call is always free, and Spanish-speaking help is available.
A live dispatcher answers day or night and connects you with a local contractor.
We connect you with independent local AC contractors serving your neighborhood.
Spanish-speaking help is available.
How it works
A live dispatcher answers around the clock — no forms, no waiting for callbacks.
Blowing warm? Won't turn on? Strange noise? Thirty seconds is plenty.
You're connected with an independent contractor serving your area.
How this service works
Common problems we field calls for
If your AC just quit — do this first
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Good to know
Yes. Calling is free and there's no obligation. You only ever pay the contractor you choose, for work you approve, at the price they quote you.
Many calls can be scheduled same-day, and emergency availability runs around the clock. Exact timing depends on technician availability and demand in your area — the dispatcher will tell you honestly what's possible before you commit to anything.
Nationally, a diagnostic visit typically runs $75–$150, common fixes like a capacitor or contactor replacement land around $150–$400, refrigerant recharges range $200–$600, and major repairs such as a compressor can reach $1,200–$2,500. Your contractor gives you an exact price before any work starts.
A useful rule of thumb: if the system is more than 10–12 years old and the repair quote is over half the cost of a new unit, replacement usually wins on energy savings alone. Ask the contractor to walk you through both numbers.
The usual suspects are a clogged air filter, a refrigerant leak, frozen evaporator coils, a failing capacitor, or a tripped breaker on the outdoor unit. Some you can check yourself — see our guide below — but refrigerant and electrical work need a licensed pro.
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