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America's Technical Service, Inc (ATS), established in 2005, is a leader in AC Maintenance, Repair, and New HVAC System Installation for residential and commercial clients across South Florida and Orlando. We provide 24/7 emergency service backed by a 1-year labor warranty and offer flexible Synchrony financing. Choose our Green HVAC approach for energy-efficient, reliable comfort, grounded in 20+ years of local expertise.

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A gray Goodman air conditioning condenser unit sits on a concrete pad next to a white house foundation. A small cluster of purple flowers and green grass are visible nearby on a sunny day.

A person's hands are replacing a pleated, white 20x20x1 air filter in an overhead ceiling return air vent. The existing filter is visible behind the grate and hands.

A technician's manifold gauge hoses (red, blue, yellow) are connected to the service ports of an outdoor HVAC unit, likely for adding refrigerant or checking system pressure.

A gray Rheem air conditioning condenser unit sits outside on a patio with square concrete pavers and artificial turf. Manifold gauges are connected for service.

A gray Rheem central air conditioning unit and a white mini-split condenser are on a patio with square pavers and artificial grass. Manifold gauges are connected to the Rheem unit.

A row of commercial rooftop HVAC condensers is mounted on metal frames. The supports are heavily surrounded by messy, yellow spray foam insulation on the gravel roof.

Two technicians are installing or servicing multiple commercial HVAC condenser units on a metal mounting rack on a large, debris-covered flat rooftop under a partly cloudy sky.

A new commercial rooftop air conditioning condenser, secured to a metal rack with straps, features a prominent yellow 14.0 SEER EnergyGuide label and safety warnings on its side.

A large, gray commercial air conditioning condenser unit is mounted on a metal frame on a gravel rooftop. Exposed refrigerant lines and old, rusty ductwork are visible nearby.

A close-up view shows the bases of two rooftop HVAC condenser units on a metal support frame. Two electrical disconnect boxes are mounted above a concrete roof penetration block.

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