AC repair

AC repair in South Florida

Capacitor, contactor, motor, refrigerant, drain, board. A price before we start.

We answer 24/7 — call, chat or email, English or Spanish.

From the first call to cold air — one licensed crew.

  1. Hot house or shop
  2. We come to you
  3. Price before we start
  4. Air moving again

What’s in a repair call

  • Not cooling / weak airflow
  • Ice on the lines
  • Water on the floor
  • Short cycling
  • Breaker trips
  • High electric bill
  • Noise or smell
  • Hot rooms or a hot dining floor

Steps

  1. Tell us what’s going on — home or business.
  2. We confirm a window the same day when we can.
  3. Tech diagnoses on site. You see the issue.
  4. You approve the price before we start.
  5. We repair, or we schedule the changeout.
Same day?

Ask for today. We don’t promise what dispatch can’t keep.

Price on the phone?

A range if we can. Firm after we see the unit.

Businesses too?

Yes. Offices, retail, restaurants, and HOAs.

Repair prices

Service call — home (business hours)$49 · waived at $300+
Service call — home (after hours, weekends, holidays)$99 · waived at $500+
Service call — business$99 · $149 after hours
21-point AC check-upIncluded in the visit
The repair itselfQuoted after inspection

Our price list. Repairs are quoted by the technician after inspection — no work without your approval. The service-call fee is waived when the final invoice reaches the amount shown.

Need the AC working today?

Homes, condos, offices, and shops. Call now — we answer 24/7 in English or Spanish. Same-day when a tech is free.

South Florida heat doesn't wait for a convenient time to fail. We come out, find the actual cause — not a guess — and give you a price before we touch a single part. The diagnosis fee comes off the repair when you approve it.

Exactly what’s included

  • A hands-on diagnosis: pressure readings, electrical measurements, drain inspection, and an honest report of what failed and why
  • The $49 service-call fee waived when the repair is $300 or more ($99 after hours, waived at $500)
  • Replacement of failed components — capacitors, contactors, fan motors, blower motors — using matched parts
  • Refrigerant leak detection, repair, and recharge when needed, with a system performance check after
  • Condensate drain clearing and pan cleaning when a clog is contributing to the problem
  • A clear written quote — labor, parts, and refrigerant itemized — that you approve before we begin any work

How the visit goes, step by step

  1. 1
    We find the actual problem

    A symptom is not a diagnosis. Not cooling could be low refrigerant, a failing capacitor, a dirty evaporator coil, a clogged drain tripping the float switch, or a thermostat that's lost its mind. We check all of it before writing anything up. Businesses get the same process — a restaurant cooler, a server room, an office unit each has its quirks and we treat it accordingly.

  2. 2
    You see the price and approve it

    Parts, labor, and refrigerant — itemized and totaled. If the repair reaches the threshold, the service-call fee comes off. You decide before a wrench turns. No pressure, no surprise charges added when we're halfway through the job.

  3. 3
    We make the repair, right the first time

    Common parts — capacitors, contactors, drain assemblies, run capacitors — are on the truck for most calls. If a blower motor or a coil needs ordering, we tell you upfront how long it takes and whether a temporary fix makes sense while you wait.

  4. 4
    We test it before we leave

    We run the system through a full cycle, confirm the temperature split across the coil, check the drain, and verify it's holding steady. You know it's working — not just 'seems okay for now.'

Real South Florida examples

The kind of situations we handle every week.

Miami condo, AC freezing up overnight

The evaporator coil was icing because airflow was restricted — a heavily clogged filter and a partially closed register in the bedroom were starving it. We cleaned the coil, flushed the drain, and reset the register. No parts needed; the system was back in a single visit.

Broward restaurant, walk-in cooler tripping the breaker during service

The compressor contactor was failing and drawing too much current under load — tripping the breaker at the worst possible moments. We swapped the contactor on-site, tested it at load to confirm, and the kitchen ran the rest of that night without issue.

Palm Beach home, refrigerant leak and short-cycling

The system would run for a few minutes and shut off — because low refrigerant was tripping the pressure switches into a safety cutoff. We found the leak at a flare fitting on the indoor coil, made the repair, recharged to spec, and confirmed pressures were holding. It ran quietly all afternoon.

What drives the price (and why)

  • What failed and how many parts or how much refrigerant the repair needs
  • Refrigerant type — R-410A is standard; older R-22 equipment costs more because the refrigerant is no longer manufactured
  • Access to the failed component — a rooftop unit or a buried indoor coil takes more labor than a ground-level condenser
  • Whether the repair makes financial sense given the system's age and condition — we'll be honest with you if replacement is the better call

You always see the price and approve it before we start. Site ranges are not bids.

FL-licensed CAC1824118
Insured
Free quote to size the job
Price before we start
English + Español

Our promises

Price before we touch anything

You see and approve the price first. No surprise on the bill.

A person answers — in your language

English or Spanish, from the first call to the invoice.

Same day when a tech is free

Homes and businesses that can’t wait get the first open slot.

We show you the failed part

We explain what broke and why. No upsell.

Real, named reviews appear here once customers post them on Google. We never write our own.

Call now