Stage 1 · Diagnose
What failed, and why it failed.
Our services, in detail
Four services for homes and small businesses, all diagnosed before being quoted.
Program 01 · The fault, then the price
Diagnostics & repair
Most summer failures are a capacitor, a clogged drain, a dirty coil or a contactor — hundreds rather than thousands. We diagnose first and quote the repair, and if a replacement is genuinely the better value we will show you the arithmetic rather than the brochure.
Stage 2 · Repair price
Quoted before replacement is discussed.
Stage 3 · Both options
With the arithmetic shown.
Stage 4 · Your call
No pressure either way.
Stage 1 · Load calculation
For this building, not the old unit.
Stage 2 · Options
Equipment and warranty terms explained.
Stage 3 · Permit
Pulled and inspection scheduled.
Stage 4 · Commission
Charge and airflow verified, not assumed.
Program 02 · Calculated, not matched
Replacement & sizing
Replacing a three-ton unit with a three-ton unit is not sizing, it is copying a decision somebody made decades ago. An oversized system cools fast, short-cycles and leaves the house cold and clammy, because it never runs long enough to pull humidity out. We calculate, and permits are pulled.
Program 03 · Coils, drains, and Florida
Maintenance plans
In Florida humidity, a blocked condensate drain is the commonest cause of both breakdowns and ceiling damage, and it is entirely preventable. Plans cover cleaning, drain clearing and checks before the season, which is cheaper than the emergency call in July.
Stage 1 · Pre-season
Before the heat, not during it.
Stage 2 · Clean
Coils, drains and filters.
Stage 3 · Check
Charge, airflow and electrical.
Stage 4 · Report
What needs watching, honestly.
Stage 1 · Test
Where the air is actually going.
Stage 2 · Seal
Leakage repaired at the joints.
Stage 3 · Balance
Airflow adjusted room by room.
Stage 4 · Re-test
Verified, not assumed.
Program 04 · Where the cooling goes
Ducts & airflow
A correctly sized system fed by leaking attic ducts delivers a fraction of its capacity into the house and the rest into the attic. Before anyone sells you a bigger unit for the room that never cools, the ducts are worth testing — the answer is frequently there.
Been quoted for a replacement?
A free second opinion, including whether a repair would get you a few more seasons.