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Check that the thermostat is set to Cool and below room temperature, the filter is not clogged, supply vents and returns are open, and the outdoor unit is running and clear of debris. If it still is not cooling, turn the system off and book a technician. Refrigerant and electrical problems are technician-only work.

We can't tell you who is best, but we can tell you how we work: OBC Air & Heat is locally owned and run in Brevard County, works only on homes, recommends repair first when it makes sense, and puts replacement quotes in writing after seeing the home.

Call (321) 405-1806 or book online. We confirm timing when we talk with you, based on the schedule that day.

Ice often points to an airflow or refrigerant problem. Turn the system to Off (you can leave the fan On to help it thaw), check the filter, and book a technician. Do not chip at the ice or add refrigerant.

A clogged condensate drain is a common cause. Turn the system off, keep water away from anything electrical, and book service. Do not open the equipment cabinet.

Florida systems run most of the year, so check the filter monthly and replace it as the filter label directs, or sooner if it looks dirty.

It depends on the system's condition, repair history, comfort concerns and the home. OBC Air & Heat reviews the home first and then provides a written quote, so you can compare options.

It depends on home size, system type, efficiency, ductwork and installation conditions, so OBC Air & Heat does not publish prices online. Request a written quote and the team will review your home first.

Yes. OBC Air & Heat serves residential homes, including single-family homes, condos, and mobile or manufactured homes, plus mini-split systems.

Some condo and community associations have rules about equipment, placement or contractor access. Check your association's requirements and share them with OBC Air & Heat when you request a quote.

Before a storm, follow official county guidance and clear loose items near the outdoor unit. After power returns, check that the outdoor unit is not flooded or damaged before running it. If it was underwater or you see damage, keep it off and book a technician.

Light commercial, yes: storefronts, small offices, small retail and small commercial buildings with packaged or split rooftop or ground units. We do not take on large commercial systems such as chillers, central plants or large rooftop fleets. Homes remain our main focus.

Homes across the Space Coast in Brevard County, Florida, including Cape Canaveral, Cocoa, Cocoa Beach, Grant-Valkaria, Indialantic, Indian Harbour Beach, Malabar, Melbourne, Melbourne Beach, Melbourne Village, Palm Bay, Palm Shores, Rockledge, Satellite Beach, Titusville, West Melbourne, Viera, Suntree, Merritt Island, Port St. John, Mims, Scottsmoor, Sharpes, Canaveral Groves, Cocoa West, June Park, South Patrick Shores, Floridana Beach, Melbourne Shores, Micco and Barefoot Bay.

Yes. OBC Air & Heat, LLC (an OBC Built company) is licensed and insured.

Mikey is OBC Air & Heat's free AC AI Tech. He shares general, homeowner-safe checks, not a diagnosis, and hands you off to a person on our team by phone or service request. He never gives refrigerant, wiring or electrical-panel steps.