HVAC Repair in Florida

Same day is often possible, and if it is not, we will give you a real window instead of a guess. Some of our routes cover a lot of ground between calls, so the more you can tell us up front about the address and the problem, the tighter we can make that window. Call early on hot days. That is when the schedule fills.

It is common, but it is not something you have to live with. Florida humidity means your air conditioner has to pull moisture out of the air, not just drop the temperature, and a system that is oversized, low on refrigerant or running with a clogged drain will cool without dehumidifying. Before you call, change the filter and confirm your supply vents are open. Then let us look at airflow, the coil and the condensate drain.

The brand and rough age of your indoor and outdoor equipment, what the thermostat is set to versus what the house actually feels like, and whether anything changed recently such as a storm, a power flicker or a breaker trip. If you know the system has a maintenance history with another company, mention that too. It saves diagnostic time.

Yes, and across most of Florida that is the majority of what we see. Heat pumps do the cooling in summer and the heating in the cooler months, which means they run nearly year round and wear differently than a furnace-and-AC pairing. We handle heat pump repair, defrost and reversing valve problems, airflow issues and full replacement.

A few, and they solve more calls than you would think. Check that the thermostat has fresh batteries and is set to cool or heat as intended, look for a tripped breaker at the panel, put in a clean filter, clear leaves and yard debris away from the outdoor unit, and walk the house to confirm vents are open and not blocked by furniture. Anything involving gas, refrigerant or high-voltage wiring is ours to handle. If you ever smell gas, get everyone out of the building first, then call 911 or your gas utility from outside, and call us after that.