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HVAC service areas: 11 Florida counties, 33 cities.

We run separate teams for the coast and the interior. Find your city on the map or in the directory below — or call, and we'll tell you straight away whether you're in our area.

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South Florida

Based in Sunny Isles Beach · Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach, St. Lucie counties · 4.7★ from 166 Google reviews

South Florida hub
Miami-Dade County

Permanent salt exposure, high-rise access constraints, and glass-envelope humidity loads.

Broward County

Cohort-aged 1980s systems inland, salt and access constraints on the coast.

Palm Beach County

Association rules on equipment placement, and whole-community systems ageing in lockstep.

St. Lucie County

Builder-grade systems coming out of warranty in cohorts, with airflow the usual culprit.

Central Florida

Based in Lakeland · Polk, Orange, Osceola, Seminole, Brevard, Hillsborough counties · 4.5★ from 88 Google reviews

Central Florida hub
Polk County

The county where heating actually matters — and where it all fails on the same night.

Hillsborough County

Eastern edge only, from Lakeland. Agricultural dust loads coils faster than usual.

Orange County

Short-term rentals that fail under guest occupancy, and multi-zone custom homes.

Osceola County

Booking-driven urgency — a failure here is a business problem, not just a comfort one.

Seminole County

Deteriorating 1980s-90s fiberglass duct board is the county's defining problem.

Brevard County

The only part of our territory with both real salt exposure and real heating demand.

Volusia County

Two counties in one — barrier-island salt to the east, 1960s–70s inland housing stock and its original ductwork to the west.

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