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If your house feels warmer than the thermostat says, your bill jumped this month, or you just haven’t had a pro look at your system in over a year — we’ll come out and run a full 31-point AC inspection on your system, totally free. No sales pressure. No panic pitch. Just a licensed Florida HVAC tech, a clipboard, and a written report emailed to you the same day.
Most HVAC companies in Miami charge $150 to $250 for this exact inspection. We do it free because about 1 in 3 homes we visit ends up needing a repair we can quote right there — and we’d rather earn your trust now than pay Google $80 for a lead later. Here’s the itemized breakdown of what a paid version of this inspection would cost — and what you’re getting at no charge.
The inspection naturally pairs with our annual AC tune-up service if your system needs a full cleaning — but that’s your call, never a pressure pitch.
60-second walk-through of what a free 31-point AC inspection actually looks like in your home.
Every free inspection tells a story. Sometimes it’s “your system is fine, see you next year.” Sometimes it’s “you’re 2 weeks from a $3,000 compressor failure and didn’t know it.” Six real findings from our team’s last few months — names swapped for privacy, everything else straight from the job reports.
A homeowner told us her electric bill had jumped $140 since February and the house “just never gets cool anymore.” Her suction pressure read 58 PSI — about 18% low. That’s a slow leak we tracked to a pin-sized hole in the line set near the air handler. If she’d waited another month, the compressor would’ve overheated trying to compensate.
A retired couple called because their AC was “starting late” — you’d hear the click, then a long pause, then the fan. Capacitor was at 32 microfarads on a 45 µF rating. That’s the part that gives your motor its kickstart; when it dies, the motor burns up trying to start without it.
A family with two kids kept complaining about a “wet dog smell” when the AC kicked on. We pulled the air handler panel and found the evaporator coil weeping condensation onto the insulation — and black spots starting to bloom inside the cabinet. Caught it before it spread into the ductwork.
A homeowner said water was pooling around the indoor unit “sometimes.” The primary drain line was packed with algae sludge — the float switch hadn’t tripped yet, but would’ve within days. We flushed it in 15 minutes. Cost if it had overflowed into the ceiling below? Drywall repair starts at $800 — and in a recent condo case with hard ceilings, we’ve seen $125,000+ in damage.
A condo owner noticed his AC was loud — “like a fan with a bad bearing.” Amp draw was 4.2A on a motor rated for 3.5A. Dirty blower wheel plus an aging bearing forced the motor to work harder. Cleaned the wheel, saved the motor. A failing blower also starves the coil, freezes the line, and kills the compressor. Domino effect.
We opened the outdoor disconnect and saw black scorch marks on one lug — the wire had backed out slightly and was arcing every time the compressor started. That’s a fire risk, not a “someday” problem. Tightened the connection, swapped the contactor, $55 part. Fire damage if we’d skipped it? The kind of story that ends up on the local news.
None of these homeowners paid us a dollar to find these issues. They only paid for the repair they actually chose to do — and three of them chose to wait and get a second opinion. We were fine with that.
Every inspection ends with a one-page written report — no verbal “well, you need this and that” followed by a pressure pitch. You get something in writing, sent to your inbox before the tech leaves your driveway. Here’s what’s on it.
This report belongs to you. Take it to another HVAC company, show it to your home warranty, keep it for your records, send it to your HOA — whatever helps. We stand behind every reading.
We’ve been turning wrenches in South Florida since before the 2004 hurricane season — long enough to remember when R-22 was still in every condenser and SEER 10 was “high efficiency.” Our trucks carry parts for the 15 most common failures we see so most repairs happen the same day, not “next Tuesday when the part comes in.” Our techs wear black uniforms with the license number printed on the shirt. If it matters to the job, it’s on our trucks.
“I’d put off getting my AC checked for almost two years because I was scared what it would cost. The free inspection tech spent over an hour at my house, showed me exactly what was marginal and what was fine, and didn’t try to upsell me. Only thing I needed was a capacitor for $75. House has been ice-cold ever since. I’d been psyching myself up to spend $5,000 for nothing.”
“My wife thought I was crazy for taking a ‘free’ offer seriously. The tech showed up in a marked truck, uniformed, had a license card clipped to his belt. Ran a full 31-point check, emailed us the report before he left. Told us our system was healthy, to change our filter every 60 days instead of every quarter, and left. That was it. Called him back six months later when our fridge went out — different issue but we knew who to call.”
“I live in a condo on the 22nd floor and had been smelling something musty every time the AC kicked on. The inspector found mold starting inside my air handler — said it was from a slow drain-line clog. We caught it early enough that we just needed a clean-up, not a full remediation. My HOA would’ve charged me so much more if it had spread into the walls. Worth every minute of the appointment.”
Yes. It’s really free. No trip charge, no “diagnostic fee,” no “well, for the inspection part it’s $0 but we have to charge $75 for the visit.” Zero. You owe us nothing at the end of the appointment unless you choose to hire us for an actual repair we find — and even then, you can get a second quote first, wait a week, or say no. No pressure. We mean that.
Here’s why we can do this: we’re a licensed Florida HVAC contractor (CAC1817115) with crews already running routes through Miami-Dade and Broward every day. Adding one free inspection to a tech’s route costs us gas and an hour. In return, about 1 in 3 homes we inspect ends up needing a repair within six months, and most of those homeowners call us because they already trust us. It’s cheaper for us to earn your trust now than to buy a Google ad for you later. That’s the whole trick.
What we promise: a real 31-point inspection by a uniformed licensed tech, honest readings on paper, a written report you keep. What we don’t do: show up in an unmarked car, tell you you “need” a $12,000 system replacement, or push a 5-year service contract while you’re still standing in your own kitchen. If your system is fine, we’ll tell you it’s fine — that’s actually our favorite outcome because that’s the customer who calls us back in 3 years when something finally does break. We play the long game.
Fast answers to the questions we get on every phone call.
Yes, it’s genuinely free. No trip charge, no diagnostic fee, no fine print. If we find a repair you need, we’ll quote it and you decide — you can hire us, hire someone else, or wait. We offer this because about 1 in 3 homes we inspect hires us for the repair later, and that’s a cheaper way for us to earn customers than running ads. Transparent, mutual, no pressure.
Every major system check a paid tune-up covers: Freon pressure (suction + discharge), capacitor microfarad reading, evaporator coil inspection, condensate drain flow test, blower amp draw, thermostat calibration, airflow CFM at the supply vents, temperature split across the coil, breaker and disconnect tightness, Freon line insulation, filter condition, and 20+ more. You walk away with a written report listing every reading.
About 45 to 75 minutes depending on system size and accessibility. Single-unit condos are usually on the faster end; a 2-zone home with an attic air handler and outdoor condenser takes closer to 75 minutes. Our tech will give you a 15-minute arrival window when they call to confirm, so you’re not sitting around guessing.
No. Finding a problem doesn’t trigger any charge. If we find something, we’ll show you, explain it, and give you a written quote. You can hire us on the spot, get a second opinion, call your home warranty, or wait until payday. Walking away with a free report and no repair is a perfectly normal outcome — it happens every day. For urgent issues, our emergency AC repair in Miami team can usually handle the fix same-day.
We cover all of Miami-Dade and Broward: Miami, Miami Beach, Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, Pinecrest, Kendall, Doral, Aventura, Hialeah, Hallandale Beach, Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale, Pembroke Pines, Plantation, Davie, Sunrise, Weston, Cooper City, and Miramar. If you’re just outside one of these, call us — we can usually make it work.
Never. This is the part most people don’t believe until it happens. You can have the tech do the 31-point check, take the written report, say “thanks” and close the door behind them. We don’t do high-pressure sales. We don’t do “sign today for 10% off.” We don’t ride-along with a sales rep. It’s one licensed technician, one clipboard, one written report. That’s it.
Great — that’s a win for both of us. You get peace of mind and a documented baseline (so next year you can compare readings). We earn a future customer for when something eventually does break. Most systems we inspect have at least one “monitor” item (filter size wrong, drain line building up sludge, aging capacitor) that’s not urgent but worth knowing about. You walk away informed, not upsold. Many homeowners follow up with an AC maintenance plan for year-round peace of mind.
Yes. If you’re worried about dusty vents, musty smells, or poor airflow, we can add a visual air duct cleaning service check to the appointment at no extra cost. We’ll look at accessible duct runs, the plenum, and the return — and if we see mold or heavy debris, we’ll quote a cleaning. Not every home needs duct cleaning, and we’ll tell you straight up if yours doesn’t.
Right now we’ve got openings today in Miami Beach, Aventura, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, and Fort Lauderdale — first-come, first-served.
Same-day slots fill first on hot days. Right now we’ve got openings today in Miami Beach, Aventura, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, and Fort Lauderdale — first-come, first-served.
Every May, call volume triples and “same-day” stops being possible. The time to have your system checked is before the first 95° day, not on it.
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