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From Boca Raton up through Jupiter, from the barrier islands to the western suburbs of Wellington and Royal Palm Beach — we service all of Palm Beach County. Our 561 number is the best way to reach us for Palm Beach jobs.
Palm Beach County is our northernmost service area, and we treat it with the same care as our home turf in Broward. Palm Beach has a different HVAC profile than Miami-Dade or Broward — more high-end coastal properties, more country-club communities with older legacy systems, more 55+ retirement developments west of the turnpike. Our Palm Beach techs know the difference between a Boca Raton high-rise package unit and a Wellington equestrian-estate mini-split setup.
Palm Beach, Highland Beach, Jupiter Inlet — ocean-adjacent properties with harsh salt-air conditions on condenser coils.
Boca West, Delray Villages, Wellington, PGA National — we know the CC/HOA scheduling rhythms and work cleanly.
Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter Farms, Wellington equestrian properties — larger duct systems, multiple HVAC zones, more involved jobs.
(561) 331-6777 routes straight to our team. Our Palm Beach call volume is growing — we're investing in faster response here.
These are Palm Beach cities where we have enough work that we've built out dedicated service pages. Click through for specifics on each:
Boca West, Royal Palm Yacht, East Boca condos, and inland SFHs
View Boca Raton details →Atlantic Avenue corridor, coastal condos, and single-family neighborhoods
View Delray Beach details →Equestrian estates, multi-zone systems, larger duct layouts
View Wellington details →Beyond the cities listed above, we service every town, village, and unincorporated area in Palm Beach County. If your city is on this list — or if it's somewhere we haven't listed — call (561) 331-6777 and we'll be there.
Some Palm Beach realities: barrier-island homes (Palm Beach, Highland Beach, Jupiter Inlet Colony) see the harshest salt-air conditions on the entire Atlantic coast of Florida, so outdoor condenser coils need more frequent cleaning and tend to fail sooner. The 55+ communities west of the turnpike (Boca West, Delray's villages, Century Village, PGA National) often have original 1980s-1990s ductwork that's overdue for cleaning and sealing. Wellington equestrian estates frequently have multiple HVAC zones to service. Boca's east-side high-rises and hotels need commercial-grade coil work and formal vendor paperwork — we do both.
Add the county's split personality: barrier-island salt air on one side, 1980s ductwork in the 55+ communities on the other, and humidity over everything. That combination is why Palm Beach ducts sweat — sweating air vents and ceiling condensation are weekly calls here — and why seasonal homes that sit closed need a cleaning and a maintenance check before the owners come back, not after.
Four services make up most of our Palm Beach County work. Here is what each one actually involves — and what it costs.
A full-system visit: coil cleaning, refrigerant verification, condensate drain flush, electrical inspection, and airflow readings on every zone. Palm Beach runs on a seasonal clock — homes that sit closed for months should be serviced before the owners return, because idle systems fail on the first hard run. Coastal units corrode faster and should not stretch the annual visit; the drain flush prevents the clog behind water dripping from air vents. See our AC maintenance service.
Every vent cleaned individually, with before-and-after photos. Residential cleaning runs $200–$500 depending on size and vent count, firm on a free estimate. The 55+ communities west of the turnpike often have original 1980s–1990s ductwork that has never had a thorough cleaning — and cleaning is how we catch mold and bacteria growth inside ductwork early. See our air duct cleaning service.
New ductwork designed for the property: correct sizing and layout — including the multi-zone systems in Wellington estates and country-club homes — R-8 insulation, UL 181-sealed connections, hung to code and balanced. A full air duct replacement typically runs $3,500–$9,500 for an average smaller home, and most average homes take at most 1–2 days. See our air duct installation service. Seasonal homes benefit most from having the work quoted and scheduled before the owners return.
Same-day AC repair across Palm Beach County, 7 days a week, 7am–11pm — call (561) 331-6777 and the call routes straight to our Palm Beach team. Every repair starts with a real diagnosis, and if a simple fix does it, that is all you pay for. We run the same diagnostic-first approach in a Boca high-rise as in a Wellington estate.
Most residential homes run $200–$500, depending on size, vent count, and the number of systems. Estate homes with multiple zones and forty-plus registers are quoted on the same free-estimate basis — a firm number before work starts, and what we quote is what you pay.
Before the owners return for the season, not after. Systems that sit idle or closed up for months come back to seized capacitors, stuck contactors, and drain lines that have grown over — a pre-season maintenance visit catches all of it while the house is still empty. A maintenance agreement puts that visit on the calendar automatically.
A full air duct replacement typically runs $3,500–$9,500 for an average smaller residential home, varying with size, layout, and materials. Larger estate and multi-zone systems are quoted individually on a free estimate. Most average homes take at most 1–2 days.
Yes — the whole county, from Boca Raton to Jupiter and from the barrier islands out to Wellington and Royal Palm Beach. Boca Raton, Delray Beach, and Wellington have dedicated city pages above; everywhere else in the county, call (561) 331-6777.
Most average homes take at most 1–2 days for a full installation. Larger estate homes with multiple systems and longer runs can take longer — we give you the schedule in writing on the free estimate before any work starts.
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