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Air Conditioning Repair Broward & Palm Beach.

When a system quits in a South Florida August, the house is unliveable within hours. We diagnose on site, tell you the price before we touch anything, and fix it the same day where we can.

  • Same-day response in most cases
  • Diagnostic from $89, applied to the repair
  • Price agreed before work starts
  • EPA 608 certified and insured
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What usually goes wrong here

South Florida is unusually hard on air conditioning. Systems run close to year-round, salt air corrodes outdoor coils faster than inland, and humidity keeps drain lines wet enough to clog with algae. The failures we see most are not exotic — they are the same handful, over and over.

A system that runs but does not cool usually means low refrigerant from a leak, a restricted filter or coil choking airflow, or a failing capacitor. Water on the floor near the air handler is almost always a blocked condensate drain, not a catastrophe. A breaker that trips repeatedly is the one to take seriously: that is an electrical fault, and repeatedly resetting it risks damaging the compressor.

How the visit works

A technician diagnoses the system on site — refrigerant charge, airflow, electrical draw and controls. Diagnostics start at $89, and that fee applies to the total if you go ahead with the repair.

You get the price before work starts. If the honest answer is that the system is near the end of its life and a repair is throwing money at it, we will say so rather than sell you a repair twice.

Frequently asked

Air Conditioning Repair questions

How much does AC repair cost?

The on-site diagnostic starts at $89 and is applied to the total if you proceed. Most common repairs land between $250 and $900 depending on the part and the labour involved. You always get the number before we start.

My AC is not cooling but the fan runs. What is it?

Usually low refrigerant from a leak, restricted airflow from a dirty filter or coil, or a failed capacitor. All three need a technician to distinguish — the symptoms look identical from the thermostat.

Should I keep resetting a breaker that trips?

No. A breaker that trips repeatedly is protecting you from an electrical fault. Turn the system off and call us — repeated resets risk far more expensive compressor damage.

Is it worth repairing an older system?

Past roughly twelve years, a major repair often costs a meaningful fraction of a new high-efficiency system that will cut your power bill. We will give you both numbers and let you decide.

Request a visit

Tell us what the system is doing and we’ll get back to you today.

Prefer to talk? Call (786) 583-8841 — we answer.

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EPA 608 Certified · Insured · Serving Broward County & Palm Beach County.