Need AC Repair in Brevard County?
- Family Owned & Operated
- Over 25 Years of Experience
- Quality Service
- Reasonable Pricing
AC Repair & Maintenance Services
As Simple As 1, 2, 3..
Donald Laferriere
Proudly Serving Brevard County, Florida
Services You Can Count On
At All Air & Heat, we’re proud to help homeowners and businesses throughout Brevard County stay comfortable year-round. Whether you need a quick AC repair, routine maintenance, or a complete air conditioning system replacement, our team is here to provide reliable HVAC service when you need it.
We serve customers throughout Florida’s Space Coast, including:
We’re here to help! Give us a call and let us know what’s going on. The more you can tell us, the more we can do to solve it.
I can not say enough good things about this company….. I called All Air & Heat and talked to Jennifer. She listened to my concerns and the guys
came to my home the next day…
Tami Carey
Your Local AC Repair & HVAC Company in Brevard County
Whatever Air Conditioning issues you’re facing, we’re here to help and in a timely manner. We have the experience to get the job done right, the first time.
Quality Customer Care
Our experienced technicians are here for you. Whether you have questions, need advice, or want help with a home maintenance issue, they’re happy to lend their knowledge and guide you in the right direction.
I have used All Air & Heat services for twelve years. The customer care i have received is beyond compare. If you want to work with a dedicated family run business, see All Air & Heat for your HVAC needs.
Rand Lynch
We service and install most major A/C brands, including:
(Note: We do not install every brand listed, but we can service them all.)
Have A Question?
Give us a call at (321) 635-1296 or fill out the form below. We are here to help.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is my house unevenly cooled?
Uneven cooling is usually caused by airflow issues or system design. Common reasons include blocked or dirty vents, leaky ductwork, poor insulation, or an AC system that isn’t properly sized for your home. In some cases, certain rooms simply don’t get enough airflow due to duct layout. A professional inspection can pinpoint the exact cause and balance your system for more consistent comfort.
Why does my AC keep short cycling (turning on and off)?
Short cycling is not normal and can put unnecessary strain on your system. It’s often caused by an oversized unit, a dirty air filter, low refrigerant levels, or thermostat issues. Electrical problems can also be a factor. If your AC is constantly turning on and off, it’s best to have it checked quickly to prevent bigger (and more expensive) problems.
Why does it take so long to cool my house down?
If your AC struggles to cool your home, it could be due to high outdoor temperatures, poor insulation, dirty coils, low refrigerant, or an aging system that’s losing efficiency. Your AC should be able to maintain a comfortable temperature—not run nonstop without catching up. If it’s taking too long, it’s a sign something isn’t working as efficiently as it should.
Should I turn my AC off when I’m not home?
It’s better to raise the temperature rather than turn your AC completely off. Turning it off forces your system to work much harder to cool your home back down later. A programmable or smart thermostat can automatically adjust the temperature while you’re away and bring it back down before you return, saving energy without overworking your system.
Should I close vents in rooms not being used?
No—closing vents can actually do more harm than good. Your HVAC system is designed to distribute air evenly throughout your home. Closing vents increases pressure in the duct system, which can lead to reduced efficiency, air leaks, and even damage over time. It’s better to keep vents open and address airflow issues properly if needed.
How often should I get my AC serviced?
We recommend servicing your AC at least once a year, ideally before the summer season. Regular maintenance helps catch small issues early, keeps your system running efficiently, and extends its lifespan. Skipping maintenance often leads to higher energy bills and unexpected breakdowns when you need your system most.
How often should I put bleach or vinegar down my drain line?
Your AC’s drain line should be cleaned every 1–3 months to prevent clogs and water backups. A small amount of vinegar is typically preferred, as it helps break down buildup without the harshness of bleach. Regular maintenance visits will also include checking and clearing the drain line to prevent issues.
