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Air Conditioning & Heating Service
Deerfield Beach runs from the ocean back to the turnpike, and we see two different sets of problems along that line. Near the beach it is corrosion. Further west it is airflow, ductwork and the attic. Both end in the same complaint, and telling them apart is what the visit is for.
Same-day service when we have the slot. 954-321-6212 for a free estimate.





Deerfield Beach runs from the ocean west past the interstate, and it carries a wide age range of housing: beachfront condos, mid-century houses in the middle of the city, and newer development out west. Each has its own failure pattern, and treating them all the same is how contractors end up replacing equipment that did not need replacing.
Near the beach it is corrosion. In the older central neighbourhoods it is ductwork and undersized returns. Out west it is systems that are simply reaching the end of a normal service life, all at roughly the same time.
A no-cooling call has perhaps a dozen plausible causes, and the cheap ones are the most common: a capacitor that has lost capacitance, a contactor whose points have burned, a float switch that has done its job because the drain is blocked. We check those first because they are usually the answer, not because they are quick.
Only when the cheap causes are ruled out do we start talking about compressors and coils, and by then we can show you the readings that led there.
Twice a year is the right rhythm here, once before the season and once during it. The pre-season visit catches the parts that drifted over winter; the mid-season one catches the coil that has loaded up with salt and pollen.
The city carries a wide age range of housing and the air quality question changes with it. In the beachfront condos it is the shared condensate stack and the corridor air. In the mid-century houses in the middle of town it is duct board that has been in the attic since the sixties. Out west it is newer flex duct that has simply never been looked at.
One answer does not cover the three. We look at what the building is before recommending anything, and in a fair number of cases the honest answer is that the ducts are fine.
We do repairs, maintenance, installation and emergency call-outs across Deerfield Beach.
Once you cross the interstate the complaint becomes a system that cannot keep up with the heat, which is attic duct more often than the machine.
Usually you inside the unit and the association for the shared stack, but that varies by building. We clear what is ours to clear and tell you plainly when the blockage is past your wall.
Not automatically. Duct board that is intact and dry is fine; duct board that is shedding or has been wet is not. We open an access panel and show you rather than describing it.
No. Salt affects the outdoor coil, not the air you breathe indoors. The filter should be chosen for the blower and the household, and rinsing the condenser is what the salt calls for.