
Emergency AC Repair
Diagnosis and repair of air conditioning breakdowns — no cooling, refrigerant leaks, frozen coils and electrical faults, at any hour.
HVAC services in Kendall and the surrounding southwest Miami-Dade suburbs. Large residential neighborhoods here run central air almost continuously from spring through fall, with heat pumps common in newer developments.
Kendall homes often cool open-plan ground floors from a single system, so airflow and duct condition show up quickly as warm rooms. Technicians are dispatched across the Kendall area 24 hours a day for repairs, maintenance and replacement assessments.

All seven HVAC services are dispatched in Kendall through the same number, at any hour.

Diagnosis and repair of air conditioning breakdowns — no cooling, refrigerant leaks, frozen coils and electrical faults, at any hour.

Sizing, selection and installation of central air systems and ductless mini-splits, with removal of the old equipment.

Diagnosis and repair of furnaces and electric heating: no-heat calls, ignition faults, blower and thermostat-related heating problems.

Heat pump installation, repair and maintenance — one system that cools in summer and heats in winter for year-round comfort.

Scheduled tune-ups: coil and filter cleaning, refrigerant and airflow checks, drain line clearing and electrical inspection.

Duct inspection, cleaning, sealing and repair to address airflow problems, dust and uneven temperatures between rooms.

Air purifiers, dehumidifiers and humidifiers, ventilation and filtration options for cleaner indoor air.
Check the thermostat first: it should be set to cool, and the set temperature should be below the room temperature. Then check the breaker panel for a tripped breaker serving the air handler or the outdoor unit, and look at the air filter — a clogged filter restricts airflow and can cause weak cooling or a frozen coil. If the system still does not cool after those checks, call dispatch so a technician can diagnose the fault.
The main factors are the type of fault, the parts involved, and the age and size of the system. A failed capacitor or contactor is a smaller repair than a compressor or a refrigerant leak that has to be located and sealed. After diagnosis, you receive a written assessment of the fault and the repair before work starts, so the scope is clear in advance.
Typically twice a year. Cooling runs most of the year in South Florida, so systems accumulate operating hours faster than in cooler climates, and a visit before the summer peak and another during the year keeps coils, drainage and electrical components in check. Between visits, check the air filter monthly and replace it every 1 to 3 months.
Call now or send the form — dispatch answers 24 hours a day and can send a technician to your Kendall property.
Call or text — 24/7 +1 (202) 931-4151Prefer email? Write to dispatch@airheatdispatch.online