Cool-Rite has served residential customers in Central Florida for over 30 years, offering the following air and cooling services:
Cool-Rite performs regular services and repairs, replacements for homes throughout the Orlando / Orange County area in addition to Seminole, Osceola and Lake Counties.
Services Include:
- Annual Tune Ups* Including:
- check operation of thermostat
- check all wire connections at indoor unit, outdoor unit,
and thermostat - check drain pan and clean out drain line
- check operating amperage of fan motors
- check amperage of compressor
- check operating pressures of refrigerant circuit
- check temperature split across condenser coil and evaporator coil
- check operation of safety controls if applicable
- check oil fan motors if applicable
- check for visible refrigerant leaks
- Preventive maintenance - same as a “Tune Up.” We recommend
that your system be checked once per year. More often is unnecessary
if the unit was installed properly. - Replacement systems **
- Replacement parts
- Duct work
- Emergency Service
Equipment Available includes:
- Frigidaire
- Comfortmaker
- York
- Bryant
- Trane
- Luxaire
- Rheem
- Central A/C Systems
- Digital / Electronic Controls
- WE SERVICE ALL MAKES AND MODELS!
- Ask us about units with 10 year parts and 2 year warranties, for no extra fees!
* Yearly checkups, or tune ups, ARE required by manufacturers when 10 year warranties are in effect. In most cases, they will require proof of annual maintenance for warranty claims.
** With higher SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) rating equipment now required and available, don’t try to cut corners. Be sure not to overlook your existing duct system in order to keep costs down. If the duct is not sized for the proper supply air static pressure, has leaks and is not clean, the high SEER rating will NOT be achieved, the unit will remain inefficient and will cost you money. Also, accurate square footage measurements are vital for the SEER rating to be true.
It is important to evaluate the electrical requirements of your new equipment against your current available electrical service. Undersized wiring and breakers will cause overheating of both, over work the system, and could cause a fire. As dangerous, over sized existing breakers, regardless of compatible wiring, will not provide proper over load protection, which can also cause a fire.
IMPORTANT: State Law requires permits for this type of work. Inspectors will require up to code work. Contractors are required to correct any code violations. Never allow a contractor to charge you extra for “Permitting” your job. If you allow a contractor to waive Permitting, YOU are at risk.