Southwest Riverside County & the Temecula Valley
CoolingDuctless & Mini-Split Repair in the Temecula Valley
A blinking light on your mini-split? We read the code and fix the cause.
A mini-split rarely dies all at once — it flashes an error code, weeps refrigerant, or a head unit stops blowing while the others run fine. We diagnose the actual fault instead of guessing, and quote the repair in writing before touching the system. All major ductless brands serviced.
When the valley hits 105°
We aim to get there today — and most times we do.
In peak summer a broken AC isn't an inconvenience, it's an emergency. Our trucks carry the most common parts, so the failures that strand people — capacitors, contactors, condensate clogs — usually get fixed on the first visit.
Symptom
What stopped, when, and what you already tried.
Diagnosis
The failed part or system condition shown to you.
Written price
Repair first; replacement only when the math earns it.
Cooling check
Temperature split and operation verified before we leave.
What you get with Rizzo
- $75 diagnostic, credited toward your repair — quoted up front before any work
- Error-code diagnosis across all major ductless brands — we translate the blink pattern, not just clear it
- Refrigerant leak detection and repair, not a top-off that leaks out again by next season
- Head-unit, blower-wheel, control-board, and outdoor inverter-board faults, quoted in writing
Fast Honest Service
Repair the mini-split or replace it?
Most ductless faults — clogged drains, failed sensors, a tripped condensate switch — are parts-cheap and worth fixing on any age of system. The one that changes the math is a refrigerant leak inside the indoor coil or a failed inverter board on an older unit, where the repair starts to approach the cost of a new head. You'll see the failed part and both prices — the fix and the new head — before anything gets replaced.
Dispatch path
How it goes
- 1
Call
Tell us the brand and what it's doing — no cooling, an error code, water dripping from the head. We'll tell you on the phone if a clogged drain is the likely culprit. Call and you'll reach Mike or Alex.
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On-site diagnosis
The $75 diagnostic is credited toward your repair. The tech reads the code, checks refrigerant pressures, and finds the real fault — indoor head or outdoor condenser.
- 3
Written quote
The repair price before work starts. A low-refrigerant code means a leak, so we find and fix the leak — not just recharge it and leave.
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Fixed
We aim to finish common ductless repairs the same visit, and most times we do, once the fault is confirmed.
Questions we hear a lot
Why is my mini-split running but not cooling?
Usually low refrigerant from a leak, a dirty indoor coil restricting airflow, or a failing outdoor fan or compressor. A recharge alone won't hold if there's a leak, so we find the actual cause on-site and quote the real fix in writing rather than masking the symptom.
Why is water dripping from my mini-split head unit?
Almost always a clogged condensate drain line backing up inside the indoor head — one of the most common ductless calls and usually a same-visit fix. Less often it's a cracked drain pan or a refrigerant issue icing the coil. We clear and confirm the actual drainage path before calling it done.
Do you repair all mini-split brands?
Yes — we service all major ductless brands. Each manufacturer uses its own error codes and control boards, so we read the specific code, check refrigerant pressures, and diagnose the real fault rather than guessing from the symptom — then quote the repair in writing before any work begins.
AC down at 105°? A Rizzo answers today.
Fast Honest Service · Southwest Riverside County & the Temecula Valley