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AC Repair in Pinellas Park, FL

For AC repair in Pinellas Park, FL, AC Pinellas Park sends a licensed, insured technician to homes in 33781 and 33782. We fix no-cool, warm air, water leaks, frozen coils and breaker trips on all major brands, and you get a written price before work starts. Our phone is answered 24/7: (727) 761-8873.

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What AC problems do we fix in Pinellas Park homes?

Most repair calls we get fall into a handful of patterns. Here's what's usually behind them, and what you can safely check before you call.

Why is my AC running but not cooling?

If the indoor fan is blowing but the air isn't cold, the usual suspects are a failed capacitor or contactor on the outdoor unit, a refrigerant leak, a coil caked in dirt, or an outdoor fan motor that has stopped. Check that the thermostat is set to COOL and a few degrees below room temperature, and that the filter isn't clogged. If the outdoor unit is humming but the fan isn't spinning, turn the system off; running it like that can overheat the compressor.

Why is my AC freezing up or leaking water?

Ice on the copper lines or the indoor coil means the coil is getting too cold, usually from poor airflow (a dirty filter, a closed-off return, a weak blower) or low refrigerant. Turn the system to OFF and the fan to ON so it thaws. Water around the air handler is most often a clogged condensate drain line. In our humidity, algae grows in those lines fast, and when the float switch trips the system shuts off.

Why does my AC keep tripping the breaker?

A breaker that trips once after a storm can be a one-off. One that trips again points to a shorted fan motor, a failing compressor, a bad capacitor or loose wiring. Reset it once only. Resetting it over and over can turn a modest repair into a compressor replacement.

Other things we fix

Short cycling, rooms that never get below 77°F, grinding or squealing noises, musty or burning smells, thermostats that go blank, and outdoor units that won't start after a power outage.

Technician checking AC refrigerant pressures with manifold gauges

What is likely wrong with my AC, and what does it cost?

SymptomLikely causeTypical market range
Any visitDiagnostic / service call$79–$189
Fan runs, no cold air; outdoor unit humsCapacitor or contactor$150–$400
Ice on lines, weak coolingRefrigerant leak repair and recharge$400–$1,600
No air from ventsBlower motor$450–$1,200
Water at the air handlerDrain line clear / float switchUsually low end of repair range
Outdoor unit runs, no cooling, breaker tripsCompressor$1,300–$2,800

Typical Tampa Bay market estimates, not quotes. Ranges are drawn from published 2026 Tampa Bay and Pinellas County pricing guides. Your actual price depends on your system and home, and we write it down for you to approve before any work starts.

For more detail, see our Pinellas Park AC cost guide.

How it works

How does AC service with us work?

  1. Call or bookTell us what's happening. We confirm a visit window for your Pinellas Park address.
  2. DiagnoseA licensed tech finds the real cause and explains it in plain words.
  3. Written priceYou approve the price before any work starts. No surprises.
  4. Fix & testWe repair or install, test cooling and leave your home clean.

How does our AC repair process work?

  1. You call or send the form. We ask what the system is doing, how old it is, and whether anyone at home is vulnerable to heat.
  2. Diagnosis. A licensed technician tests electrical parts, airflow, refrigerant pressures and the drain, and shows you what failed.
  3. Written price. You get the price for the repair in writing and decide. If the system is near the end of its life, we tell you, with the numbers.
  4. Repair and test. We fix it, then check the temperature drop across the coil (typically 15–20°F on a healthy system), clear the drain, and clean up.

Should I repair or replace my AC?

A quick rule of thumb is the "5,000 rule": multiply the system's age by the repair cost. If the answer is over 5,000, replacement usually gives better value. A 6-year-old system with a $400 capacitor job (2,400) is an easy repair. A 13-year-old system facing a $1,800 compressor (23,400) usually isn't worth fixing.

Other signs to lean toward replacing: R-22 refrigerant, repeat breakdowns every summer, rising Duke bills with no change in use, or rooms that never feel dry. We'll give you both prices so you can choose.

Which AC brands do we repair?

All major AC brands, plus most other makes and models of central air, heat pumps, package units and ductless mini splits. If a part is hard to find for an older or less common unit, we tell you before you commit.

Do you serve every Pinellas Park zip code (33781 & 33782)?

We serve all of Pinellas Park, ZIP codes 33781 and 33782: City Hall, Park Station and the Park Blvd corridor in 33781; the Mainlands, Gateway Centre and the Skyview area in 33782; plus Bonnie Bay, the city's manufactured-home communities, and homes along US-19, 49th St N, 66th St N and Belcher Rd. See the neighbourhoods we cover.

FAQ

Pinellas Park AC Repair FAQs

Why is my AC running but not cooling?

Most often it's a failed capacitor, a dirty filter or coil, low refrigerant from a leak, or a stopped outdoor fan. Check the thermostat setting and the filter first. If that doesn't help, turn the system off and call a licensed technician.

How much is AC repair in Pinellas Park?

Typical Tampa Bay market ranges are $79–$189 for a diagnostic, $150–$400 for a capacitor, $400–$1,600 for a refrigerant leak repair and $1,300–$2,800 for a compressor. These are estimates, not quotes; we give you a written price after diagnosis.

Should I repair or replace a 12-year-old AC?

Multiply its age by the repair cost. If the result is over 5,000, or the system uses R-22, replacing is usually the smarter spend. Under that, a repair often makes sense.

Why is water leaking from my AC?

Usually a clogged condensate drain line. Algae grows quickly in the line in Florida humidity. Turn the system off, and if you can, clear the line with a wet-dry vac at the outdoor end.

Do you repair all brands?

Yes. We repair all major AC brands and most other makes and models.

Need AC help in Pinellas Park?

Licensed, local, and a written price before any work starts.

Call (727) 761-8873