STORM REPAIR
AFTER THE STORM.
WE'RE HERE.
Storm damage, cooling problems after the power comes back, and post-storm system assessments for homes across Southwest Florida.
Storm Damage AC Repair in Southwest Florida
After a hurricane or tropical storm, your air conditioner can be damaged by wind, flying debris, flooding or power surges. Restarting a damaged system before it is inspected can cause more harm, and electrical damage is not always visible from the outside.
Our post-storm assessment checks the outdoor unit, the pad and tie-downs, electrical disconnects and wiring, refrigerant lines and the indoor air handler. If equipment was submerged, we will tell you honestly whether it can be repaired or needs to be replaced.
We also help with documentation of the damage, including photos and written findings you can share with your insurance company.
Call us after a storm if
The unit was in flood water
Salt water and flood water damage electrical parts and coils.
Debris hit the condenser
Bent fins, a damaged fan or a shifted unit on its pad.
It won't restart
The system does not come back on after power is restored.
New noises or smells
Burning smells, buzzing or grinding after the storm.
Not cooling
The system runs but the home will not cool down.
You need documentation
Photos and written findings for an insurance claim.
Our post-storm assessment
- Outdoor unit, pad and hurricane tie-down inspection
- Electrical disconnect, wiring and surge damage check
- Refrigerant line and coil inspection
- Indoor air handler and drain check
- Safe restart and performance test
- Photos and written findings for your records
How it works
- 01Request service Use the form below or call our team.
- 02We get in touch We confirm the details and schedule a convenient time.
- 03On-site visit We diagnose, explain your options and give you clear pricing.
- 04Back to comfort We complete the work and test everything before we leave.
Storm Damage AC Repair across Lee, Charlotte & Collier County
Lee County
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Diagnosis and repair for all major makes and models.
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High-efficiency systems sized and installed for Florida homes.
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AC Maintenance & Tune-Ups
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Indoor Air Quality & Humidity Control
Humidity control and filtration for cleaner, drier air.
Learn more →FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Should I turn my AC back on right after a storm?
If the outdoor unit was underwater, has visible damage or you smell burning, leave it off at the breaker and have it inspected first. Running damaged equipment can make the problem worse or create a safety hazard.
Can a flooded AC unit be saved?
Sometimes. It depends on how high the water rose, whether it was salt water and how long the unit was submerged. Salt water flooding usually means replacement. We will inspect the unit and give you an honest answer.
Do you help with insurance claims?
We provide photos and written findings that you can share with your insurance company. Coverage decisions are made by your insurer.
How can I protect my AC before a hurricane?
Turn the system off at the breaker before the storm arrives, clear loose items from around the unit and make sure the condenser is secured to its pad. Do not wrap the unit in plastic for long periods, which traps moisture.