About Jacksonville Heating and Cooling
A number that answers when the house is 84 °F at midnight, and technicians who know what the heat, the electric bill and the permit office are going to do to the job before they arrive.
What we do
Residential heating and cooling across Jacksonville and the First Coast: AC repair when a system quits on a July afternoon, replacements quoted before the old unit fails, heat pumps that blow cool air on a January night, the tune-up JEA pays a rebate on, ducts that leave the bonus room ten degrees warmer than the hall, and mini-splits for the garage. Call any hour, in English or Spanish.
Air conditioning on the First Coast comes with its own numbers: a July normal high of 91.9 °F and a July low that never lets the house cool overnight, the hottest July on record in 2025, a January normal low of 42.9 °F that puts heat pumps to work, four electric utilities with four rebate rules, a mechanical permit the state's 2026 exemption did not touch, a refrigerant transition that changed what goes in the box, and a river that reached 5.57 feet in 2017 and moved where a replacement condenser may sit. The pages on this site lay those facts out, with links to the source, so you know what a quote should include before anyone arrives.