AC Not Cooling
Cooling problems should be diagnosed by an appropriately licensed air-conditioning contractor.
When the AC is not cooling or HVAC work affects ceilings, walls or other finishes, Putnam Pro Services can coordinate related property repairs while regulated HVAC work is completed by an appropriately licensed Florida contractor.
HVAC contracting is regulated in Florida. Putnam Pro Services can help coordinate the surrounding property work, but installation, repair or service requiring an HVAC license must be performed under the appropriate license.
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Cooling problems should be diagnosed by an appropriately licensed air-conditioning contractor.
Thermostat wiring and regulated HVAC control work must be handled by the appropriate licensed professional.
Licensed HVAC evaluation may be needed for duct performance, while surrounding ceiling or wall repairs can be coordinated.
Heating-system problems requiring HVAC service should be handled by a qualified licensed contractor.
Coordinate property access, finish repairs and cleanup around licensed equipment replacement.
Repair drywall or finish damage after licensed HVAC or duct access is complete.
After the HVAC source is corrected, evaluate water-damaged drywall, flooring or trim.
Repaint patched walls or ceilings after repair access and drying.
Plan how licensed technicians access equipment or ducts and how the area will be finished afterward.
Coordinate finish damage and turnover work around licensed HVAC service.
Document ceiling stains, wall damage or access areas before repair work starts.
Sequence licensed HVAC work before drywall, painting, carpentry or flooring repairs.
Some HVAC problems create secondary damage to ceilings, walls, floors and trim.
The HVAC cause should be diagnosed and corrected by the appropriate licensed contractor before water-damaged or opened finish areas are permanently repaired.
Call, text or book a time and describe what you need done.
We look at condition, access, scope and the details that affect the work.
We provide an estimate for the agreed scope so you know what the project includes.
Once approved, the project can be scheduled and completed according to the agreed plan.
Putnam Pro Services serves homeowners and property owners throughout Putnam County and surrounding local communities.
Many property projects overlap. Use these related pages to plan repairs and improvements in the right order.
These answers provide a starting point. For your property, call or text us with the details.
HVAC contracting is regulated in Florida. Work requiring an air-conditioning contractor must be performed under the appropriate Florida license. Putnam Pro Services can coordinate related property repairs and finish work around the licensed HVAC portion.
Yes. Once the HVAC or condensate issue is repaired and the area is dry, related drywall and painting can be evaluated.
Yes. Drywall, ceiling, trim and paint repairs can be coordinated after licensed HVAC work is complete.
Contact a qualified HVAC professional for diagnosis, especially during hot weather. If there is also water damage, document the affected areas for follow-up repairs.
The licensed HVAC contractor determines pricing for regulated equipment and system work. Related finish repairs are estimated separately.
Yes. Tell us what HVAC-related property damage or improvement work is involved and we can help organize the next steps.
Tell us what happened and which property finishes were affected.
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