305-340-8719 call or text - Key Largo
Keeping the
Upper Keys
Cool
24/7/365
Key Largo AC repair, HVAC services, installation, & much more
Serving Commercial & Residential Properties
Emergency AC repair services are available in the Key Largo area 24/7/365
Call us today at 305-340-8719 or fill out this form, and we'll get back to you ASAP.
Why should I choose your Air Conditioning On Call?
With over 25 years of experience and a 4.9 Google rating, we’re a trusted local HVAC provider and AC repair company in the Key Largo area. We’re are known for reliable service, fair pricing, commitment to customer satisfaction, and giving back to our community.
What areas do you serve?
Air Conditioning On Call serves the entire Upper Florida Keys — from Key Largo to Layton. Whether you're in a residential home or a commercial property, our team is ready to help our neighbors.
What if I need AC repair service after normal business hours?
We offer emergency AC repair services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. In the Florida Keys heat, a broken AC can't wait — neither does ACOC.
Are you licensed and insured?
Absolutely. Air Conditioning On Call is Florida State and Monroe County licensed (License #CAC1818847) and fully insured, so you can have complete peace of mind when we're on the job.
What types of AC systems do you install and repair?
We work on a wide range of systems, including central air conditioning units, mini-split systems, and ductwork. We serve both residential and commercial properties. We do not service window air conditioners.
service commercial refrigeration and ice machines?
Yes — beyond AC, we also service and repair commercial refrigeration equipment, ice machines, walk-in freezers, and pool heaters. We're a one-stop shop for cooling needs.
How do I schedule a service appointment?
You can call or text us at 305-340-8719, or send an email to airconditioningoncall@gmail.com. You can also fill out the contact form on this page and we'll quickly get back to you.
What is the R-410A phase-out and the change to A2L refrigerants?
The refrigerant used in most AC systems, R-410A, has a high global warming potential (GWP), which means it traps heat in the atmosphere if released. As of January 2025, the federal government began transitioning to a more eco-friendly refrigerant, A2L. Your current R-410A system is still safe and legal to own, operate, and service. Over time, parts and refrigerant for R-410A systems will become more expensive and harder to find as production winds down. New equipment after 2025 will be designed for A2L refrigerants, so if you’re considering replacing or upgrading your system, it’s worth discussing your options now.