Commercial AC Repair and HVAC Service in Tampa Bay

Commercial HVAC services

One HVAC company for repairs, scheduled maintenance and replacements, with a written quote before any work starts.

Businesses we work for

Most of our commercial customers are small and mid-size buildings with one to a handful of rooftop or split systems.

• Offices
• Medical and dental offices
• Restaurants and cafes
• Salons and barbershops
• Daycares
• Churches
• Retail stores
• Warehouses and shops
• Rental and mixed-use buildings

Recent commercial work

Real photos from Home Therapist commercial jobs in Tampa. We have completed more than 12,000 jobs since 2020.

How commercial accounts work

A business needs three things from its HVAC company: the vendor paperwork done, a sensible way to pay, and a spot on the schedule when a unit goes down. This is how we handle each one.

• Fast turnaroundWe do not keep a months-long backlog. Repairs and maintenance visits are booked quickly, and once you approve a replacement quote we order the equipment and schedule the install as soon as it arrives.
• Certificate of insurance on requestWe email a certificate of insurance ($1M general liability, plus workers’ comp) and a W-9 when you ask, so you can set us up as a vendor before the first visit.
• Invoice terms for approved accountsApproved business accounts can pay on invoice terms instead of paying at the time of service.
• One account for every propertyOne contact and consolidated invoices across all of your locations or rentals. Each invoice shows the address the work was done at.
• Priority schedulingAccount customers get priority on our schedule. We are open 24 hours, 7 days a week, and there is no after-hours trip or dispatch fee.
• FREE diagnosis, written quotesThe diagnosis and the estimate are FREE. You approve a written quote before any work starts, so there are no surprise invoices.
• Photos of the workOur techs photograph what they find and what they fix, and we can send the photos with the invoice.

Commercial HVAC maintenance agreements

A rooftop unit in Tampa Bay runs most of the year in heat, humidity and summer storms. Scheduled visits catch the small parts that wear out, like a weak capacitor, a worn belt or a clogged drain line, before they take out a compressor or a blower motor. That is the same advice the ENERGY STAR maintenance checklist gives: dirty coils and loose electrical connections shorten the life of major parts.

• Every visit: filters changed, condensate drain cleared and the float switch tested, belts and pulleys checked on belt-drive units, and the coils inspected.
• Readings: amp draw on the compressor and fan motors, refrigerant pressures and the temperature split, recorded so we can compare one visit to the next.
• Electrical: contactors, capacitors and connections checked and tightened.
• Coil cleaning: condenser coils rinsed on the schedule your agreement sets.
• Report: what we found on each unit, with photos, and anything we recommend, priced in writing. Nothing is replaced without your approval.
• Price: quoted per building, based on the number and size of the units and how often we visit. Commercial agreements are separate from our residential Home Therapy Club.

Job records from our commercial customers

Each of these is a real visit, written up from the job record: what the tech found, the readings and what was done. Customer names and street numbers are left out.

Replacing a rooftop or package unit

Commercial replacements are quoted per building after a FREE site visit, because a few things change the price more than the unit itself.

• Size and efficiencyWe size the new unit to the space and how it is used, not just to the old nameplate. A unit that is too big short-cycles and leaves the space humid.
• Getting it on the roofSome rooftop changeouts need a crane or a lift, and the access plan is part of the quote.
• Curb and connectionsIf the new unit’s footprint differs from the old one, it needs a curb adapter. We also check the electrical disconnect, the duct connections and the condensate drain.
• Wind and codeEquipment is anchored for Florida wind loads. We pull the permit and schedule the inspection; the permit fee is billed separately.
• R-22 systemsU.S. production and import of R-22 ended on January 1, 2020, so every recharge of an old R-22 unit gets more expensive. If it is leaking, we usually recommend planning the replacement. New Goodman and Daikin systems use R-32.
• Your hoursTell us when the business is open and we will plan the changeout around it. The old equipment is hauled away.

What we do not work on

Who will be on your roof

Co-owner Aridel Morales started in HVAC in 2005 on commercial chillers and air handlers at resort hotels in Varadero, Cuba, and today runs our dispatch and field training. Co-owner Richard Morales holds our Florida Class B air conditioning license, CAC1819196. Our HVAC techs are Jandiel, Alejandro and Roberto. Every tech is background-checked and drug-tested, factory-trained, and trains with us every week. Meet the whole team.

Where we service commercial HVAC

We serve the three counties of Tampa Bay from our shop at 1408 W Linebaugh Ave in Tampa.

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Commercial HVAC questions

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