Installation, repair and maintenance for commercial and residential air conditioning across Central Florida.
Air conditioning in Central Florida runs eight or nine months a year carrying a heavy humidity load, so when it fails in August, a dining room can stop trading within the hour. That constant runtime ages equipment far faster than in northern climates, which is why standard maintenance intervals don’t hold up here — and it’s why we install, repair and maintain AC for commercial and residential customers alike, from home split systems to a restaurant’s rooftop units, using the same approach at every scale: diagnose the actual fault, quote honestly, and tell you plainly whether a repair is worth it.
Most service calls aren’t a dead compressor — they’re quiet, gradual faults like an undercharge, a dirty coil, or a failing capacitor that show up first on the power bill, then as discomfort, and finally as a breakdown on the worst possible afternoon. That’s why repair-versus-replace is a math problem, not a sales pitch: we’ll give you the repair cost, a realistic read on the unit’s remaining life, and the replacement price, and tell you straight whether a $400 repair buys three more seasons or just three more months.
The most common call of the summer. Usually refrigerant charge, a failing compressor or capacitor, or airflow strangled by a filter and coil that have not been touched in a year. Diagnosis matters here — topping up refrigerant on a system that is leaking just sells you the same call again in six weeks.
Switching on and off every few minutes destroys a compressor faster than almost anything else. The cause is rarely the compressor itself: oversizing, a thermostat sited in the wrong place, low charge or a dirty coil are all more likely, and they need different fixes.
Blocked condensate drains are one of the highest-volume commercial call-outs in Florida, because humidity means these systems pull a genuinely large volume of water every day. Left alone it backs up into ceilings, drywall and stock — the damage routinely costs more than the system.
A system losing efficiency shows up on the power bill long before it shows up as a fault. If your usage has not changed and the bill has, something has drifted — and finding it early is far cheaper than finding it in August.
Commercial and residential, across the I-4 corridor and the wider Central Florida region.
Four things decide it: the age of the system, the cost of this repair against a replacement, whether this is the first fault or the fourth, and what refrigerant it runs on. A unit under about eight years old with one clear fault is usually worth repairing. Past twelve, with repeat failures and an obsolete refrigerant, you are generally paying to postpone a replacement you will make anyway. We will give you both numbers and our honest read, and we are happy for you to take that to someone else for a second opinion.
More often than the manufacturer’s northern-climate guidance suggests. Our cooling season runs most of the year, so equipment accumulates runtime hours far faster than the same unit would in a milder climate. Annual service is the realistic minimum for a home system, and commercial equipment — especially anything on a restaurant roof pulling grease-laden air — generally needs more than that. Preventive maintenance plans set the frequency around your actual equipment and use rather than a generic schedule.
Usually one of three things. The system has lost refrigerant charge, so it is moving heat inefficiently. Airflow is restricted — a clogged filter, a dirty evaporator coil, or crushed and leaking ductwork. Or the system is genuinely undersized for the load, which happens after an extension or a change of use. The distinction matters because only the first two are repairs; the third is a design problem, and no amount of servicing fixes it.
Yes. Portable A/C services are part of what we offer, and they matter most for businesses that cannot simply close while a main system is repaired or replaced. If a rooftop unit needs a multi-day replacement, temporary cooling is often what lets a kitchen or an office keep trading through it.
Yes — A/C system dismantlement and replacement is a service in its own right. That includes recovering the refrigerant properly, which is a legal requirement rather than an optional extra, and removing the old equipment from site.
We provide responsive service throughout Central Florida, prioritizing urgent breakdowns and getting to you as quickly as scheduling and location allow. After-hours and emergency service may be available—call us to confirm availability and terms.
Commercial or residential — tell us what you need and we will get it scheduled.