AC Repair in Sewalls Point

Sewalls Point is a small, affluent town on a peninsula between the St. Lucie River and Indian River Lagoon in Martin County. Nearly all homes here are single-family, many are waterfront, and the community has been established since the early 20th century. It's one of the wealthiest zip codes in Florida and has strict building codes and a small-town feel. The town is almost entirely residential with very little commercial development.

When your AC quits in Port St. Lucie, the house hits 85 degrees before noon. This area sits inland from the coast where afternoon humidity stays brutal from May through October, and most homes in the Tradition and St. James City corridors are running systems that are 10 to 15 years old. That age, combined with the hard water from the local aquifer eating through copper lines and drain pans, is why AC calls here run higher than most of Florida.

We pull the unit apart, check the refrigerant charge with gauges, inspect the evaporator coil and drain line, and test the capacitor and contactor before we tell you what's wrong. Too many contractors in this area skip the coil inspection and just top off the refrigerant — that's a short fix on a leaking system, and it puts you right back in the heat in six months.