AC Repair
Diagnosing cooling faults properly, from refrigerant charge to airflow, rather than recharging and hoping.
Learn moreAC repair and replacement, heat pumps, ductwork, mini-splits, thermostats and indoor air quality across Tampa Bay.
CRC1333996, regulated by the Florida DBPR
Hillsborough, Pasco and Polk County
Applications and inspections coordinated in house
Homes, businesses and multi-family property
Sized to the load of your house, sealed at the ducts, and serviced before the peak of summer rather than during it.
Diagnosing cooling faults properly, from refrigerant charge to airflow, rather than recharging and hoping.
Learn moreReplacing or installing a system sized to the actual load of the house, not to a rule of thumb.
Learn moreHeat pump and heating repair, including the reversing valve and defrost faults that are specific to heat pumps.
Learn moreServicing the system before the peak season, when the parts that fail are cheap and the callout is not urgent.
Learn moreFinding and sealing the duct leaks that cost capacity before the air ever reaches the room.
Learn moreDuctless systems for additions, garages and rooms a central system cannot reach or reasonably serve.
Learn moreInstalling and configuring thermostats, including the wiring checks most replacements turn out to need.
Learn moreFiltration, humidity control and ventilation for a climate where moisture drives most indoor air problems.
Learn morePriority response when cooling fails in the heat, especially for households that cannot safely be without it.
Learn moreRooftop units, split systems and light commercial equipment for small business and multi-tenant property.
Learn moreEach location page covers the housing age, attic conditions and construction type that determine how a system performs in that community.
Historic bungalows, post-war ranches and newer suburbs, with wells and septic still in use inside the city limits.
1970s and 1980s subdivisions now past their first replacement cycle, sitting under a heavy oak canopy.
Fast-growing southern Hillsborough, where new subdivisions sit beside older homes and the Alafia keeps the water table high.
Semi-rural east Hillsborough with acre-plus parcels, equestrian properties and private well and septic throughout.
Historic downtown, large agricultural parcels, and sharply varying soils between the sand ridges and the clay flats.
Wooded rural-residential lots straddling the Hillsborough and Pasco county line, with two permit desks to match.
Converted pasture, new subdivisions and dozens of lakes that keep the ground high and wet through the wet season.
Pasco County's fastest-growing suburb, dominated by master-planned communities and active HOA review.
Country estates on multi-acre parcels, private drives, and nearly universal well and septic service.
55-plus and manufactured-home communities, with many systems well past their typical design life.
Polk County's lakes district, on its own permitting calendar, over karst ground that can move.
An oversized system cools in bursts and never removes humidity. PUKTA Cool & Heat sizes equipment to the actual load of the house and fixes duct leakage, so rooms hold temperature and the bill drops.
We work across Tampa, Brandon, Riverview, Valrico, Plant City, Lutz, Land O' Lakes, Wesley Chapel, Odessa, Zephyrhills and Lakeland, covering Hillsborough, Pasco and Polk County. Call (813) 363-6303 with the property address and we will confirm coverage and availability.
A sealed system does not use refrigerant up. If the charge is low, there is a leak, most commonly at a Schrader valve, a brazed joint or the evaporator coil. Locating and repairing the leak is the only fix that lasts; recharging alone just defers the cost.
Rooms that never reach the setpoint, a system that runs constantly, and high bills relative to the cooling achieved are the usual signs. A static pressure measurement and an attic inspection confirm it and show where the losses are.
For a healthy adult in a ventilated house, it is uncomfortable. For infants, older adults, or anyone with cardiovascular or respiratory conditions, sustained indoor heat is a genuine health risk. If someone in the household is in that group, treat it as urgent.
Call (813) 363-6303 or email coolheat@pukta.com and describe what the property is doing. We will tell you whether it needs a visit, what the work likely involves, and how soon we can get there. If the scope needs a permit, we handle the application and the inspections.