US Air Conditioning & Heating
What they do.
U.S. Air Conditioning & Heating | Tampa Bay AC Repair
The business offers
- Financing
- Same-day service
- Warranty on repairs
- Family-owned
Services and offers are published by the business. Confirm what the visit costs and get a written quote before any repair or installation starts.
Trust check.
What we could confirm before you hand over the keys: 5 of 9. This is not a rating — it shows what you can verify for yourself.
- Real, sourced businessContact details from 3 official sources (service-area business: no public street address).
- Florida contractor licence shownLicense # CAC056871, as published. Check that it is active on myfloridalicense.com (DBPR licence search).
- EPA 608 certified techniciansNo EPA 608 certification stated. Ask whether the technician handling refrigerant is certified.
- NATE-certified techniciansSays it employs NATE-certified technicians.
- Insured, as statedNo insurance statement found. Ask for a certificate of insurance.
- Service-call or tune-up price publishedPublishes a price: “FREE SERVICE CALL W/REPAIR ($99 value)”. Confirm what it includes when you book.
- Maintenance plan offeredNo maintenance plan found on their site.
- 24/7 emergency serviceSays it offers 24/7 emergency service. Ask about after-hours rates.
- Published pricesNo prices published. Get a written quote.
Licence & insurance.
- Florida contractor licence
- License # CAC056871 · check on DBPR ↗
- Insurance
- Not stated: ask for a certificate of insurance
- EPA 608 certification
- Not stated: ask whether the technician handling refrigerant is certified
- NATE certification
- NATE-certified technicians, as stated
- Service-call or tune-up price
- FREE SERVICE CALL W/REPAIR ($99 value)
- Maintenance plan
- None found on their site
- 24/7 emergency service
- Offered, as stated: ask about after-hours rates
- Warranty
- Not published: ask what they guarantee on parts and labour, in writing
Florida licenses air conditioning and mechanical contractors through the Department of Business and Professional Regulation: check the number on myfloridalicense.com and ask for a certificate of insurance before work starts. Wording as published by the business: source ↗, checked 2026-11-06.
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Google Business Profile
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Before you book, ask.
Four questions that tell you a lot about an AC company. A good one will answer them plainly.
- What is your Florida contractor licence number?Florida licenses air conditioning contractors through the DBPR. Ask for the number (often starting CAC or CMC) and look it up on myfloridalicense.com before work starts.
- What does the visit cost before any repair?Ask what the service call or diagnostic fee is, whether it counts towards the repair, and what after-hours visits cost.
- Can you send a certificate of insurance?Ask for the certificate, and read what it covers and for which dates.
- What exactly is in the quote?Get the diagnosis, the parts, the labour, the warranty and whether the price can change once work starts, in writing.
Opening hours.
Published office hours · Tampa Bay local time (Eastern)
- Monday
- 8am – 5pm
- Tuesday
- 8am – 5pm
- Wednesday
- 8am – 5pm
- Thursday
- 8am – 5pm
- Friday
- 8am – 5pm
- Saturday
- 8am – 5pm
- Sunday
- 8am – 5pm
Hours from the business’s Google Business Profile; call ahead to confirm.
Hours are for calls and bookings; emergency availability may differ, so ask the business.
Where they work.
Service-area business: they come to you.
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Source checked 2026-11-06. This listing has not been confirmed by its owner.
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- usairconditioning.net ↗phone, services, amenities, trust, logoUrl · checked 2026-11-06
- usairconditioning.net ↗trust · checked 2026-11-06
- google.com ↗hours, reviews · checked 2026-11-06
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