We service all brands of air conditioning units including but not limited to Package units, Split systems, Mini-split systems and Heat pump units.

We are specialists in the following Major brands but are well-versed in the repair, service & installation of others not listed:

American Standard, Gibson, Philco, Bard, Goodman, Rheem, Bryant, Heil, Ruud, Carrier, Intertherm, Tempstar, Climate Master, Janitrol, Trane, Coldflow, Lennox, Weather King, Coleman, Luxaire, York, Florida Heat Pump & Payne.

Our friendly, competent operators are standing by; ready to assist in solving any issues you’re facing.

When you call The Air Conditioning Man the following will happen:

• The operator that receives your call will inform a technician who is closest to your area, giving him all needed information.
• A member of our professional management team will call you back to verify all information is correct, communicating with the dispatched technician as he goes to your location.
• Upon arrival of the technician, he will diagnose and price your issue and call in the details to management.
• Once the problem is diagnosed and priced the technician will repair your unit to your satisfaction.
• A follow up call will be made by a member of our management team to make sure everything is operating properly before the technician leaves your premises.

FEELING THE HEAT?

Call “The Air Conditioning Man” NOW for Fast, Friendly, Reliable Service 1-855-576-0061. or 1-855-577-4445. We repair, service and install airconditioners, refrigerators and appliances; 24/7 in all areas of Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties.

Our trucks are fully stocked with all parts needed and will be there usually within 30 minutes.

Our technicians are always mobile making it faster for them to get to you when you need them most, for your service call, no matter where in the tri-county area you’re located, and as quickly as possible.

If it’s plugged into a wall outlet, you’ll need to check the outlet for power, and it’s always a good idea to verify that the ground and neutral are wired correctly. If it’s wired to a disconnect, you’ll need to check for power in the disconnect, and once again, it’s always a good idea to verify that the ground and neutral are wired correctly.

If there’s no power in the outlet or disconnect, you’re going to have to find out why, and correct it. If there is power in the outlet or disconnect, check the plug, or the connections in the disconnect; then check the wiring and connections into the unit to see if there’s a broken wire or loose connection.

A non-contact voltage detector is a quick way to find broken wires and open connections, on commercial refrigerator troubleshooting calls, or on any HVACR service call.

If there is an on/off switch on the unit, check it to see if it’s working.

Be sure you have a good neutral. You might read a good voltage from your hot line to ground, but if your neutral line is bad, your unit won’t run.

Though most problems call for a refrigerator repair-person, there are a few simple repairs you can handle yourself by checking the power, controls, condenser coils, and other parts outside of your refrigerator’s sealed, hermetic system.

Remember that the best way to lengthen the life of a refrigerator is to clean the condenser coils once a year—or more frequently if they get dirty. It is recommended to clean condenser coils on certain types of refrigerators, such as side-by-side and built-in models, at least twice a year.

If you have a refrigerator with the black coils mounted on the back, these coils don’t require semiannual cleaning.