Oviedo HVAC repairs and replaces residential air conditioning systems in Oviedo, Chuluota and Black Hammock — ZIP codes 32765, 32766 and 32762. We handle repair, replacement under a City of Oviedo or Seminole County permit, strip-heat-to-heat-pump conversion, maintenance and the ductwork that a lot of the actual problems in this city come down to.
Two houses two miles apart, both addressed “Oviedo, FL 32765”, can sit under two different building departments and two different power companies. Which jurisdiction issues your permit and which utility bills your meter change the cost and the timeline of a changeout, so we settle both before quoting equipment.
We size replacements from an ACCA Manual J-2016 calculation on your house, which is what the City of Oviedo requires uploaded with the change-out application anyway. In the older stock that sometimes returns less tonnage than what is coming out. That is a conversation worth having rather than avoiding, because in Climate Zone 2A an oversized system is the defect, not the safety margin.
A changeout needs a mechanical permit and HB 803's 2026 sub-$7,500 exemption expressly does not cover mechanical work. A quote that is cheap because there is no permit in it is a problem deferred to whoever sells the house next — and on the Duke side of the city it also kills the rebate, which requires a passed inspection and a Home Energy Check booked beforehand. We pull the permit and sequence the rebate, and make sure you know what is involved in both.
Where a number on this site is a researched market range rather than our price, it says so and names its source. Where a fact could not be confirmed from a primary source, we leave it out rather than publish a confident guess — the claim built on it is left out too, not just the figure. That is deliberate and it stays that way.
Air conditioning contracting is licensed at state level by the Construction Industry Licensing Board within DBPR, under Chapter 489, Part I, Florida Statutes. A state certification covers the City of Oviedo and unincorporated Seminole County alike — there is no separate city licence to hold.
Fla. Stat. 489.105(3) defines the classes by scope, not by brand or company size: a Class A contractor is unlimited in the execution of contracts for central air conditioning, refrigeration, heating and ventilating systems; a Class B contractor is limited to 25 tons of cooling and 500,000 Btu of heating in any one system, which comfortably covers residential changeouts; a Class C contractor is service only, and applies to people who held a valid Class C licence as of 1 October 1988.
Fla. Stat. 489.119(5)(b) requires the certification number to appear in each offer of services, business proposal, bid, contract or advertisement, regardless of medium. That includes a website. Check our license, and any other contractor's, on DBPR's Verify a Licensee search before anyone touches your equipment.
Every parcel count, median build year, band share and pool count on this site is from the Seminole County Property Appraiser CAMA extract, Parcels.csv dated 5 September 2026 — residential improved parcels, DOR codes 01xx and 04xx, tax districts V1, V2 and V5. Medians are nearest-rank, so each one is a year that actually exists in the data rather than an average. 223 distinct subdivisions are in the extract and 255 parcels carry no subdivision name at all.
The build windows on the service areas page are each subdivision's own HOA or listing-source wording, credited beside them. They are not the same measurement as the appraiser's medians, which is why the two are kept on separate pages.
The more precise the question, the more useful the answer. Address, build year, and what the system is doing.
Phone: (321) 415-3018
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
