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Car AC not blowing cold? We fix it at your car

Tampa heat makes a dead AC more than an inconvenience. We come to your driveway or workplace, find out why the air isn't cold, and give you the price before we touch anything.

4.8 from 19 Google reviews

Narrow it down

How it's failing tells us where to look

Warm from the moment you switch it on

Usually the system is low on refrigerant, which almost always means a leak, or the compressor isn't switching on at all.

Cold at first, then warm

Often a low charge, or a part that switches the compressor off too early. Pressure readings tell us which.

Cold on the highway, warm in traffic

Points at airflow over the condenser at the front of the car, often a fan that isn't running.

A noise or a burning smell when the AC is on

A failing compressor clutch or bearing, or a belt slipping under the extra load. Switch the AC off and get it checked before the belt lets go.

A musty smell from the vents

Usually a clogged cabin filter or damp on the evaporator. Often the cheapest AC fix there is.

A guide, not a diagnosis. Pressure readings and a leak check tell us for certain.

What we do at your car

  • Find and fix refrigerant leaks
  • Recharge older systems (R-134a) and newer ones (R-1234yf)
  • Replace compressors, condensers and other AC parts
  • Check the cabin filter and the fans that cool the condenser

Why we don't just top it up

An AC system is sealed. If it's low, the refrigerant went somewhere, and a top-up only lasts until it leaks out again. We find the leak first and give you the price to fix it, then you decide.

What it costs

AC jobs depend on the part, so there's no flat price on this page. Tell us the car and what the AC is doing, and we'll quote the labor and parts before any work starts.

Price locked before we start

The number we give you before work begins is the number you pay. Find something else on the car? We call you first, and nothing gets added without your OK.

Talk to a mechanic

(813) 761-4475

Call or text, 9am to 9pm, seven days a week. Tell us the car, what it's doing and where it's parked.

4.8 from 19 Google reviews

From a customer

AC fixed at the car

Fixed my AC and did it for much less then i was quoted elsewhere

Salaheldin A.Car AC

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Questions

Car AC, answered

Can you recharge my AC at home?

Yes, at home, at work or in a parking lot. We handle both refrigerants: R-134a, used in most older cars, and R-1234yf, used in most newer ones.

Is a recharge enough?

Only if nothing is leaking. If the system lost refrigerant, we find where it went first. Otherwise the new charge leaks out too.

Do you work on AC in the evening?

Yes, until 9 PM, seven days a week.

Car AC repair anywhere in Tampa Bay

Other things we fix

AC blowing warm?

Call or text and tell us the car and what the AC is doing. Same-day visits are often possible.


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