HVAC Repair in Florida

Call us and we will give you a real window for your area, usually same day or next day during cooling season. Before we arrive, check two things: whether the breaker for the AC has tripped, and whether the thermostat has fresh batteries and is set to cool. Those two checks solve a surprising number of calls, and if they do not, they tell our technician something useful.

We work with homeowners across the state, both coastal and inland. The city list on this page is the fastest way to confirm your area. If you do not see your town, call anyway and tell us your zip code, because our coverage lines do not always match city boundaries.

Almost always a clogged condensate drain line. Florida humidity means your system pulls gallons of water out of the air every day, and by mid summer the line can fill with algae and sludge until it backs up into the pan. That is a service call, not a mop job. We clear the line, check the float switch, and look at why it clogged so fast.

Yes, and it shows up on the coil and the cabinet first. Homes near the water often see corrosion years earlier than homes a few miles inland. Rinsing salt off the outdoor unit with plain water and keeping shrubs and debris a couple of feet clear of it both help. We check coil condition on every maintenance visit and tell you honestly what the metal looks like.

Know the age of the system if you can, where the indoor unit and the outdoor unit sit, and what the problem sounds or feels like. Warm air, no air, odd noise, tripping breaker. If you have changed the filter recently, mention it. Clear a path to the air handler, whether that is a closet, a garage or an attic hatch, and keep pets in another room while we work.