(863) 532-6839

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Okeechobee, FL Open 24 hours

AC repair & commercial refrigeration in Okeechobee, FLCool house. Cold walk-in.

Family-owned HVAC and refrigeration for homes and businesses across Okeechobee, St. Lucie and Martin Counties.

  • Family-owned
  • Open 24 hours
  • Free estimates
  • FL lic. CAC1822136

Okeechobee-based, family-owned

Two kinds of cold. One local crew.

Some calls come from a house that will not cool down.

Others come from a restaurant whose walk-in is drifting warm with a full load of stock inside.

We handle both: home air conditioning and heat.

And the commercial refrigeration that local kitchens, groceries and shops run on.

Same phone number for all of it, (863) 532-6839, and it is open 24 hours.

Home comfort

AC repair and replacement, heat pumps, furnaces and duct repair.

Commercial cold

Walk-ins, display cases, ice machines, kitchen equipment, chillers.

Advanced Mechanical technician in a company shirt running a refrigerant recovery machineOne of our techs, recovering refrigerant on a job
Advanced Mechanical work truck lettered with the logo, phone number and free estimates

Every temperature we are called for

From 92° outside to 0° in the freezer.

Home comfort and commercial cold are the same trade at different numbers. Scroll the scale.

  1. 92°F

    Outside, a July afternoon

    Where your condenser works hardest.

    The outdoor unit has to dump the house’s heat into air that is already this hot.

    A dirty coil or a weak capacitor shows up here first.

    AC Repair NOAA 1991–2020 normal July high for Okeechobee; about 103 days a year reach 90°F.
    Carrier condenser with manifold gauge hoses connected for testing
  2. 78°F

    Inside the house

    Where the thermostat sits.

    A healthy system holds the house here and pulls the humidity down while it runs.

    If it cannot keep up, it is telling you something.

    AC Installation & Replacement Energy.gov’s suggested summer setting when you are home.
    Wall thermostat in a home
  3. 68°F

    A cold-front morning

    Heat, a few mornings a year.

    January lows here average about 52°F, so heat matters on the mornings a front comes through.

    That is a heat pump in reverse or heat strips in the air handler.

    Heat Pumps Energy.gov’s suggested winter setting; NOAA normal January low for Okeechobee.
    Round ceiling air diffuser
  4. 41°F

    The walk-in cooler

    The line food has to stay under.

    The FDA Food Code holds cold food at 41°F or below.

    A box drifting above it with a full load of stock is a call we take any hour.

    Commercial Refrigeration FDA Food Code cold-holding limit.
    Walk-in style glass-door dairy coolers in a grocery store
  5. 0°F

    The freezer

    Frozen means frozen.

    Freezers are held at 0°F or below.

    Iced coils, a failed defrost or a torn gasket all show up as that number creeping up.

    Commercial Refrigeration USDA freezer storage guidance.
    Glass-door freezers along a grocery aisle

From our jobs

Real installs. Real repairs.

Every photo here is our own work around Okeechobee, from our website and Google profile.

  • Rooftop unit opened for service under a shade umbrella, refrigerant cylinder beside it
  • Commercial AC condenser beside a metal building
  • Advanced Mechanical pickup truck lettered with license CAC1822136
  • Commercial refrigeration control panel opened for service
  • Advanced Mechanical technician checking an outdoor AC unit
  • New air handler on its pallet, ready to install, under Florida palms
Gray package AC unit on a new concrete pad beside a manufactured home

Built for Florida heat

Block homes, manufactured homes, rooftops.

One of our package-unit jobs: a new unit set level on a fresh concrete pad beside a manufactured home.

Who calls us

Kitchens, groceries and shops run on cold.

  • Restaurants
  • Supermarkets
  • Convenience stores
  • Commercial kitchens
  • Schools
  • Healthcare facilities
  • Offices
  • RV resorts
  • Homes

The same crew that fixes a house AC keeps walk-ins, reach-ins, display cases and ice machines at temperature.

When a box goes warm, the stock inside sets the deadline, so the phone is open 24 hours.

Commercial refrigeration

Stainless steel commercial kitchen
Lit reach-in cooler stocked with drinks

The process

How a service call goes.

  1. Call any hour

    Call (863) 532-6839 day or night. Tell us what the system is doing and where it is.

  2. We find the cause

    We test the equipment and track the problem to the part that actually failed.

  3. You hear the fix first

    We explain what we found and what the fix involves before any work starts.

  4. Fixed and checked

    We make the repair, run the system and check the temperature before we leave.

New Carrier condenser on a concrete pad beside a blue stucco houseA new condenser we set on a level pad

Why Advanced Mechanical

A small local company that picks up.

  1. 01

    Family-owned, Okeechobee-based

    A small local business, not a call center two counties away.

  2. 02

    Home and commercial under one roof

    House AC and heat, plus walk-ins, ice machines and chillers. One number for all of it.

  3. 03

    Open 24 hours, every day

    Our Google hours are 24 hours, seven days. A warm walk-in on a Sunday night gets an answer.

  4. 04

    Free estimates

    New systems and replacements start with a free estimate. It is painted on the truck.

  5. 05

    State-licensed contractor

    Florida Certified Air Conditioning Contractor, license CAC1822136.

Service area

Lake Okeechobee to the Treasure Coast.

Based on the north side of Okeechobee. We cover Okeechobee, St. Lucie and Martin Counties, and Sebring to the west.

Map of our service area: Okeechobee, St. Lucie and Martin Counties around Lake Okeechobee, with the eight town pages markedOkeechobee Co.St. Lucie Co.Martin Co.Highlands Co.OkeechobeeTaylor CreekBuckhead RidgeIndiantownFort PiercePort St. LucieStuartSebringLake Placid
County lines from the U.S. Census Bureau; lake outline from OpenStreetMap. Tap a town for its page.

Questions

Straight answers.

Anything else, call (863) 532-6839. Someone picks up any hour.

Do you work on both homes and businesses?

Yes. We repair and install home AC, heat pumps and furnaces.

We also service commercial refrigeration, commercial AC and chillers. One phone number covers all of it.

Are you open after hours and on weekends?

Yes. Our phone line is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Call (863) 532-6839 and tell us what the system is doing.

Do you give free estimates?

Yes. It is lettered right on our truck door.

Call or send the form and we will set a time to look at the job.

What refrigeration equipment do you work on?

Walk-in coolers and freezers, display cases, reach-ins and ice machines.

Also commercial kitchen equipment and chillers. We install, repair and maintain all of it.

Which areas do you cover?

We are based in Okeechobee and serve Okeechobee, St. Lucie and Martin Counties.

We also take calls in Sebring and the towns around Lake Okeechobee.

Are you licensed?

Yes. We hold Florida Certified Air Conditioning Contractor license CAC1822136.

You can look it up on the Florida DBPR license search.

Free estimates

Tell us what stopped cooling.

Call any hour, or send the form and we will call you back. Estimates are free.

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