One building or a portfolio across three counties — planned maintenance with one contact, one schedule, and unit-by-unit records. The goal is simple: your tenants never write the words “AC is out again.”
For one property — an office, restaurant, store, clinic, or warehouse — on a documented schedule.
For property managers and owners with several locations across Martin, St. Lucie, and Palm Beach Counties.
Planned visits cost less than emergencies — in three specific ways.
Seized motors, clogged drains, iced coils — nearly all show warning signs at a scheduled visit weeks before they take a system down.
Dirty coils and wrong charge force longer cycles for the same cooling. On commercial tonnage, that's a visible line on the power bill.
A cool building is invisible; a hot one is a lease-renewal problem. Planned maintenance keeps it invisible.
We inventory every unit — age, condition, access — at no charge.
Visit cadence per unit, what's covered, and the annual number.
We show up without being chased. Reports land after each visit.
Which units to budget for, which to nurse, which to replace.
Something already down? Start with commercial AC repair — the plan can follow.
Most commercial systems in South Florida need quarterly attention — rooftops run near year-round in salt air and humidity. Lighter office duty can do twice-yearly. We match cadence to equipment, environment, and how critical cooling is.
Yes — one contact, one schedule, unit-by-unit records per location, and consolidated reporting for ownership across all three counties.
Yes. Most failures we see announce themselves at a maintenance visit weeks early — a weak motor, a filling drain pan, a loading filter. Catching them scheduled costs far less than catching them on the hottest day of the year.
By equipment count, visit frequency, and access. The walkthrough and the written plan quote are free — a two-RTU retail building prices very differently from a six-site portfolio, so we look first.
One call sets up the free walkthrough.