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Yes. We install and replace central air conditioners, heat pumps, and ductless mini-splits across Clermont, Winter Garden, Ocoee, Orlando, Tavares, Ocala, and nearby communities. We size every system to the house instead of guessing, so you get steady comfort and lower power bills through the long cooling season.
Central Florida humidity is hard on the air inside your home. We install and service the iWave air purification system, which reduces odors and allergens and helps kill mold, bacteria, and viruses, along with upgraded filtration and dehumidification that work with your existing HVAC. If anyone in the home deals with allergies, asthma, or constant congestion, this is where we'd start.
Yes. We provide free estimates on installation and replacement projects, including new AC systems, heat pumps, ductless mini-splits, indoor air quality upgrades, and new construction work. For diagnostic visits on existing equipment, a service call fee may apply, and we credit it toward the cost of any repair you authorize.
When your system goes down, we treat it like the emergency it is, because a house with no AC in August isn't something that can wait. Our promise is straightforward: no matter the time of day or the day of the week, call Strategic Heating & Air and we'll respond as fast as we can. Preventive Maintenance Program members get priority when the schedule is full.
We serve Central Florida from our Clermont office, including Minneola, Groveland, Winter Garden, Ocoee, Windermere, Orlando, Apopka, Tavares, Eustis, Mount Dora, Leesburg, and Ocala.
Yes. We regularly work in Orlando and Ocala along with Clermont, Lake County, and west Orange County. Calls closest to Clermont are usually the fastest to schedule.
Yes. Strategic Heating & Air is licensed and insured in Florida. Proof of license and insurance is available on request.
Set the thermostat to cool below room temperature, check the batteries, reset any tripped breaker, and replace a dirty filter. In Florida, a clogged condensate drain is a common culprit, and many systems have a safety switch that shuts the AC off when the drain backs up. If you see ice or water around the indoor unit, shut the system off and call us.