Orlando Commercial HVAC
Rooftop unit repair, replacement and preventive maintenance for Orlando businesses — not a residential crew squeezing commercial calls between home visits.
A rooftop unit down on a Friday afternoon, a walk-in cooler drifting warm overnight, or a PM contract that never actually gets a technician on the roof. We service commercial rooftop units, chillers and refrigeration systems across Orlando and the surrounding metro with technicians who work on nothing but commercial systems — one dispatch team, flat written pricing, and 24/7 emergency coverage when a unit going down means a business closing early.
We'll call you within one business day. If it's urgent — a unit is down and you need service today — call (407) 676-7681 and we'll move you up.
On the roof across Orlando
Real technicians, real rooftops
What we do
Commercial HVAC services in Orlando, FL
A tripped breaker on a package unit or a walk-in box that will not hold temperature — same dispatch team, same flat-rate approach. Every call starts with a real diagnosis, not a guess billed by the hour.
Commercial rooftop units and refrigeration are what we do all day, every day — not a sideline next to residential split-system calls. That focus is why a technician can usually tell you within minutes on the roof what actually failed and what it costs to fix. Across Orange County and the surrounding Orlando metro we have serviced everything from a single 3-ton package unit on a strip-retail storefront to multi-unit rooftop arrays on distribution centers — different building, different load, same flat written price before any work starts.
Rooftop Unit (RTU) Installation
New rooftop package unit installs sized, curbed and commissioned to spec.
RTU Installation →
RTU Repair & Emergency Service
24/7 emergency rooftop unit repair to keep the building comfortable and the business open.
RTU Repair →
RTU Replacement & Retrofits
End-of-life package units swapped out on a curb-matched, minimal-downtime schedule.
RTU Replacement →
Preventive Maintenance Contracts
Scheduled inspections and filter/coil service that catch failures before they shut you down.
PM Contracts →
Commercial Refrigeration Service
Reach-ins, prep tables and display cases kept at temp for food-safety compliance.
Refrigeration →
Chiller Service & Repair
Air- and water-cooled chiller diagnostics, repair and scheduled service.
Chiller Service →
Walk-In Cooler & Freezer Service
Walk-in box temperature loss, compressor and evaporator service for restaurants and coolers.
Walk-In Cooler/Freezer →
Energy Efficiency Retrofits
Economizers, VFDs and controls upgrades that cut kWh without cutting comfort.
Efficiency Retrofits →Straight answer
Should you repair the unit or replace it?
We will tell you honestly which side of this line your unit is on before we quote anything — not push a replacement a unit does not need yet, and not patch one that is going to keep failing.
Repair usually makes sense when…
The unit is under 10–12 years old, the failure is a single component (contactor, capacitor, motor, board), and the repair cost is under roughly 30% of a replacement unit’s installed cost.
Replacement usually makes sense when…
The unit is past 12–15 years, it is on its second or third compressor-related failure, or it is still running R-22 refrigerant that is increasingly expensive and hard to source.
Either way, we curb-match
A replacement unit gets measured against the existing roof curb and electrical service first, so the new unit sets on the same footprint without a structural rework change order.
Recent jobs
Commercial HVAC work around metro Orlando
Every one of these is a real job type we handle in Orlando or a neighboring metro submarket. Tag each photo with the neighborhood — it is the cheapest local relevance signal there is.
The difference
End-of-life unit, or a clean curb-matched replacement
Drag the handle. A failing package unit does not just cost more to run — it puts the whole building's comfort one hard freeze or heat wave away from a shutdown.
What we check on every job
A replacement that causes problems by next summer almost always traces back to one of four things. We check all four before quoting, so the number you get is the number you pay.
- 01Curb & footprint matchA replacement unit that does not match the existing curb means a structural change order and days of extra labor. We measure first.
- 02Electrical service capacityNewer, more efficient units can have different amp draws than what they are replacing. We confirm the panel and disconnect can handle it before quoting.
- 03Ductwork & airflowA unit sized for the building's actual load, not just a like-for-like tonnage swap, so hot and cold spots do not carry over from the old system.
- 04Refrigerant & code complianceWe flag R-22 systems and code issues up front so there is no surprise change order mid-install.
Straight answers
What commercial HVAC service costs in Orlando
Most companies make you call to hear a number. Here are our real ranges — final price depends on tonnage, access and what a diagnosis actually finds. Your written quote is fixed before we start.
Every estimate is free and on-site. We inspect the unit, check the electrical and ductwork, and hand you a written price — then you decide. No deposit to get a quote.
Get my exact priceStart to finish
How your service call actually goes
Four steps, in order. You will know what is happening at each one.
Dispatch & diagnosis
A technician gets on the roof, checks the unit against the failure you described, and pulls electrical and refrigerant readings. You get a written flat price and a clear repair-or-replace call — not a range shouted over the phone.
24/7 emergency dispatch availableApproval & scheduling
Once the price is approved, we schedule the work around your building’s hours — after-close or off-peak windows for occupied buildings whenever possible.
Parts sourced before the crew arrivesRepair or install
The repair or replacement gets done to spec — curb-matched, code-compliant, and commissioned with real readings, not just powered on and left.
Most repairs completed same dayCommissioning & walkthrough
We walk you through what was done, hand over documentation for your records, and confirm the system is holding the readings it should before we leave.
Workmanship warranty on every repairWho shows up
The technicians on your roof
Commercial HVAC is all we do — not a residential business that also takes commercial calls. You will get a technician who has seen your exact unit before.
Walks major estimates personally and signs off on every replacement quote. Replace this with a real two-line bio — how long in Orlando, how long doing commercial HVAC.
Runs full RTU replacements and controls retrofits. Swap in a real name and one detail that makes them a person, not a stock photo.
Handles walk-in coolers, reach-ins and emergency after-hours dispatch. One sentence on what they are known for beats a paragraph of adjectives.
Commercial-only technicians
You get someone who works on package units, chillers and commercial refrigeration all day — not a residential tech handling a commercial call between home visits.
24/7 emergency dispatch, really
A rooftop unit failing at 6pm on a Friday does not wait until Monday. Our after-hours line reaches an actual dispatcher, not voicemail.
Curb-matched replacements
We measure the existing curb and electrical service before quoting a replacement, so there is no structural change order sprung on you mid-install.
One failed unit is a real job to us
Plenty of companies push a full building assessment before they will send a truck. We will come out for one unit, and we will not pad the price to make the trip worth it.
Refrigerant & code issues named up front
If a unit is running R-22 or has a code issue, we say so during the estimate, not after we have collected for a repair that will not last.
Documentation for every visit
PM visits, repairs and replacements all come with written documentation — useful for your own records and for insurance or lease requirements.
Reviews
Newly serving metro Orlando
We are a brand-new company, so we do not have a wall of five-star reviews to show you yet — and we would rather tell you that plainly than fake one. What we can offer instead: a free on-site estimate, a flat written price before we start, and references from our first jobs on request. Ask us for a couple of recent accounts and call them yourself.
Licensed & insured
Florida commercial contractor with liability coverage on every job, documentation provided on request before work begins.
Flat written pricing
The number on your estimate is the number on your invoice, itemized so you can see exactly what you are paying for.
Workmanship warranty
Standard coverage on installation and repair error — not a marketing gimmick, and we will explain exactly what it covers.
Where we work
Commercial HVAC service near you
Based in Orlando and covering 14 submarkets across Orange County and the surrounding metro. If you are inside this list, you are on our normal route — no trip charge.
Call (407) 676-7681Questions
Orlando commercial HVAC FAQs
Most emergency calls in our Orlando service area get a technician dispatched the same day, often within a few hours depending on time of day and location. Our after-hours line reaches a real dispatcher, not voicemail, so a Friday-evening failure does not sit until Monday.
Most 3–5 ton package unit replacements in metro Orlando run $9,500 to $18,000 installed, and larger 7.5–12.5 ton units typically run $18,000 to $38,000, depending on curb match, electrical work and crane access. We give a flat written quote on site after inspecting the existing curb and service.
Yes. Multi-unit rooftop arrays on retail centers, distribution buildings and multi-tenant properties are common work for us, and we can schedule preventive maintenance across an entire roof on one recurring visit.
A real PM visit includes filter changes, coil cleaning, refrigerant charge and electrical connection checks, belt and bearing inspection, and a written report with photos — not just a technician glancing at the unit and leaving. We will show you exactly what is on the checklist before you sign anything.
Both. Reach-in coolers, prep tables, display cases, walk-in coolers and freezers, and chillers are all regular work for us, which matters for restaurants and grocery accounts where refrigeration failure is a food-safety issue, not just a comfort issue.
Age, refrigerant type and repair cost relative to replacement cost are the three biggest factors. As a rough rule, a unit under 10–12 years old with a single component failure is usually worth repairing; a unit past 12–15 years or on its second compressor failure is usually worth replacing. We will give you an honest answer during the estimate, not the answer that makes the bigger sale.
In most cases yes — we measure the existing curb and electrical service before quoting so a like-for-like or close-match unit sets without a structural change order. If your building genuinely needs a different footprint, we flag that during the estimate, not after the crane is on site.
Yes, we service existing R-22 systems, but we will tell you plainly that R-22 refrigerant is increasingly expensive and harder to source, and that a repair on an aging R-22 unit is often a short-term fix. We will lay out the real cost comparison between continuing to repair it and replacing it.
No minimum. A single failed contactor or a walk-in cooler that will not hold temperature is a real service call to us, and we do not pad the price to make a small job worth the trip.
Yes. Every PM visit, repair and replacement comes with written documentation covering what was found and what was done, which we can provide in whatever format your property management, insurance or lease agreement requires.
Get your rooftop unit handled
Free on-site estimate, straight written pricing, and technicians who work on commercial systems all day. Tell us what's wrong and we'll tell you what it costs.
24/7 Emergency Service — Office Mon–Fri 7:00am–6:00pm · Licensed & insured · Serving Orlando and the Central Florida metro