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AC contractors in Trenton, FL

5 AC contractors in Trenton — 5 Florida-licensed. Active licences only, longest-licensed first. Board discipline, where any is on record, is shown with its date.

Gilchrist County (3)
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Spann's Heating & A/C16051 NW 30th Ave · Trenton, FL 32693 · Levy CountyRegistered Air Conditioning Contractor RA0029414 · licensed since 1976Actively licensedRegistered (local)Smith's Sales & Services INCPO Box 189 · Trenton, FL 32693 · Gilchrist CountyRegistered Air Conditioning Contractor RA0016184 · licensed since 2001Actively licensedRegistered (local)A/C Specialists of Tampa Bay, INC.15550 NW 20th Ave · Trenton, FL 32693 · Gilchrist CountyCertified Air Conditioning Contractor CAC1815947 · licensed since 2008Actively licensedCertified (statewide)Spann's Heating and Air Condition, INC.7171 NW 160th St · Trenton, FL 32693 · Levy CountyCertified Air Conditioning Contractor CAC1815959 · licensed since 2008Actively licensedCertified (statewide)Southern Air Systems of N. FL, INC.6422 S E 62nd Court · Trenton, FL 32693 · Gilchrist CountyCertified Air Conditioning Contractor CAC1816683 · licensed since 2010Actively licensedCertified (statewide)
Before you sign with an AC contractor in Trenton: confirm the licence number on the estimate matches the one here; ask for a written, itemised quote with model numbers; ask how the system was sized and who pulls the permit; and be wary of anyone who asks for most of the price up front. Florida law adds duties for contractors who take more than 10 percent down.

Listed from Florida DBPR construction licensee extract, CILB contractor discipline files. Order: active licences, then longest-licensed first, then alphabetical — never paid. Is something wrong? Tell us.