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AC and heat repair

Florida systems fail in a narrow set of ways, and after twenty years we have seen all of them twice. The tech tests before touching anything: supply and return temperatures, refrigerant pressures and superheat, capacitor microfarads, amp draw at the compressor, static pressure across the coil and filter. You get the readings, not just a verdict.

If the part is on the truck, it is fixed that visit. If it is not, you get the part number, the delivered price, and the day it lands — before you decide anything.

• Capacitors, contactors, relays, blower and condenser motors
• Refrigerant leak search: nitrogen pressure test plus electronic detection
• TXVs, reversing valves, defrost boards, aux heat strips
• Condensate drains, float switches, secondary pans and attic leaks
• R-410A and R-454B systems, plus legacy R-22 service where parts allow

System replacement

A changeout is a construction project wearing a service-call costume. We start with a Manual J load calculation on the actual house — window orientation, insulation, duct leakage, ceiling height — because an oversized system cools the air and leaves the house clammy, and an undersized one never catches up at 4 p.m. in August.

One day, two techs, permit pulled, old equipment hauled off, and the attic left cleaner than we found it. The first year of Comfort Club is included so somebody other than you is watching the new system through its first summer.

• Manual J sizing, Manual S equipment selection, Manual D duct check
• New pad, float switch, surge protection and thermostat included
• Line set replaced or flushed; nitrogen braze and evacuation to 500 microns
• 10-year parts, 2-year labor, transferable to the next owner
• Financing from $118/mo on approved credit, no prepayment penalty

Comfort Club maintenance

Two visits a year, scheduled by us before the season turns: a spring cooling tune-up and a fall heating check. In between, members pay 15% less for repairs, skip the overtime charge entirely, and move to the front of the dispatch board when something fails on a Sunday.

The visit is a measurement, not a wipe-down. Coil cleaned, drain flushed and tested, capacitors checked against rated microfarads, blower amp draw recorded, static pressure logged, filter replaced. You get the numbers each visit so you can see the system aging instead of guessing.

• Two full tune-ups per year, plus filter changes
• 15% off repairs, no after-hours dispatch fee
• Priority scheduling ahead of non-members
• Transferable to a new owner at resale
• Cancel anytime, no contract term

Humidity and indoor air

Central Florida is a humidity problem that happens to include heat. A house that holds 62% relative humidity at 74°F feels worse than one at 78°F and 48%, and no thermostat setpoint fixes it. We measure latent load before recommending hardware, then size the dehumidifier to the house instead of the shelf.

On air quality we are deliberately conservative. We measure duct leakage and static pressure before talking about filtration, and we will tell you when a $40 filter change is the honest answer.

• Whole-home dehumidifiers sized to measured latent load
• MERV 11 to MERV 16 media cabinets with the pressure drop documented
• UV-C on the coil for biological growth, not as a marketing line
• Duct leakage testing and sealing, attic and crawl
• ERV for tightly built new construction in Horizon West

Ductwork and static pressure

Most “the AC runs all day” complaints are duct problems: returns too small, flex duct crushed over a truss, a supply boot blowing into a closet. We measure total external static pressure first. If it is above 0.5 in. w.c., the equipment is fighting the house and no amount of refrigerant will fix it.

• Static pressure test with a written report
• Return air resizing, which solves most hot-back-bedroom calls
• Flex duct replacement in attics, R-8 minimum
• Manual D layout for additions and converted garages
• Register balancing after any duct change

Light commercial

Restaurants, dental offices, small warehouses and the strip centers along Colonial Drive. Rooftop units from 3 to 25 tons, split systems, mini-split banks, and the economizers that nobody has looked at since commissioning. We work after close and before open so the dining room stays at 72.

• RTU service, belt and bearing replacement, curb adapters
• Economizer repair and damper calibration
• Quarterly or semiannual PM contracts with filter inventory
• After-hours and weekend scheduled work at no premium
• Refrigeration and walk-in coordination with your kitchen vendor