When your air conditioner fails in a Jacksonville summer, the heat and humidity can become a health risk quickly. Our emergency AC repair service is available 24/7.
Tell us what is happening, and we will tell you the soonest we can be there. We would rather give you an honest arrival window than a promise we cannot keep.
Call right away if any of these apply:
In Northeast Florida, an indoor temperature that climbs into the mid 80s with high humidity is dangerous for some people.
Jacksonville's storm season brings surges, outages and, for some homes, floodwater. If the AC fails after a storm, tell us.
Surges can damage capacitors, boards and compressors. After an outage, wait a few minutes before restarting so the compressor is not forced to start against pressure.
If the outdoor unit was flooded or hit by debris, do not run it. Water in the electrical parts is dangerous, and a flooded compressor can be ruined.
If you run a generator, make sure it is sized for the AC's starting load, since an undersized generator can damage the system.
From late May into September, afternoon highs sit in the low 90s with a heat index well above that. A system that was struggling in June quits outright in July.
This is the busiest stretch for emergency calls, so call early instead of waiting to see if it recovers.
June through November brings lightning, outages and flooding. Surges damage the electrical parts, and a home that loses power for days needs the AC checked before it is restarted.
If you evacuated, have the system inspected before you turn it on when you return.
If you have a heat pump, a freezing night is when failed heat strips or a stuck reversing valve show up. Heating failures are emergencies too, especially with young children or older family members at home.
Before you call, check whether the problem is bigger than your system. If lights, the refrigerator or other appliances are out, the issue is power, and you can check your utility's outage map or app.
If only the AC is down, check the breaker and the thermostat, then call us. After a storm, tell us whether the neighbors have power, since it affects what we check first.
The price depends on what failed, not only the hour of the call. Our Jacksonville figures from the AC repair pricing guide: a service call is typically $69 to $89, an average minor repair $180 to $400 and an average major repair $1,100 to $2,800.
Ask when you call whether after hours work is priced differently, and ask for the repair price before work begins.
We serve Jacksonville and Northeast Florida, including Riverside, Avondale, Ortega, San Marco, Mandarin, Deerwood, Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, Ponte Vedra Beach and Nocatee. Our office is at 225 Water St #1650, Jacksonville, FL 32202.
For everyday AC problems see AC repair in Jacksonville.
We repair and install all major brands. Each brand page lists the models we install, the problems we see most and what the warranty typically covers. See how we match a technician to your brand.
Yes, emergency service is available 24/7.
It depends on how many calls are ahead of yours. When you call we give you the soonest arrival we can offer.
We explain the repair price before work begins so you can decide first. Ask when you call whether after hours work is priced differently.
Move to the coolest room, drink water, use fans and call us. Check on vulnerable people and get medical help for signs of heat illness.
Wait a few minutes after power returns and make sure it is stable. If the unit was flooded or hit by debris, have a technician check it first.
Only if the generator is sized for the AC's starting load. An undersized generator can damage the system.
Call any hour for emergency service, or reach us during business hours for a visit or a quote.
