Home Services · Mechanical (HVAC)

HVAC Services.

Central AC, mini-splits, ductwork, zoning, air handlers, condensers. Residential and light-commercial mechanical work under Florida Mechanical Contractor #CMC1251666 — held personally by owner Aldo Dellamano.

What's included · what's not

The full HVAC scope in writing before we start.

South Florida runs the AC ten months a year. Sizing, duct integrity, and drain slope matter more here than almost anywhere in the country. Every line lives in the fixed-bid proposal.

Included in the fixed bid

  • Manual J load calculation
  • Condenser + air handler + coil
  • Refrigerant lines (new or reused, verified)
  • Copper condensate line + pan overflow
  • Line-set flush & nitrogen pressure test
  • Ductwork inspection, seal, or replacement
  • Return-air and supply diffuser rework
  • Smart thermostat + zoning controls
  • Hurricane-rated condenser pad and tie-downs
  • Permit application + AHJ inspection

Not included (transparent)

  • Electrical service upgrade (quoted if required)
  • Structural attic access modifications
  • Whole-house dehumidifier (quoted separately)

Timeline

Condenser swap: same-day. Full split-system change-out: 1–2 days. Full ductwork rework: 3–4 days. New-construction HVAC: 1–2 weeks with framing coordination.

License stack

  • Mechanical Contractor · FL #CMC1251666
  • Electrical Contractor · FL #EC13015530
  • General Contractor · FL #CGC1525289
Why owners pick Dellamano for HVAC

The reason a South Florida AC actually holds up.

01Owner-held Mechanical license

Aldo Dellamano personally holds FL Mechanical Contractor #CMC1251666. Every install signed by the qualifier, not a rented name.

02Sized to your envelope

Manual J load calc on every upsize or downsize. No lazy tonnage matching — oversized systems short-cycle and shorten their own lives.

03Electrical in-house

Dedicated circuit, whip, and disconnect all under Aldo’s own EC license. No waiting for the electrician to make it to your driveway.

04Permitted & inspected

Every install pulled and closed. Skipping the permit is what haunts you at the next home inspection or insurance renewal.

Frequently asked

HVAC Services · the questions Aldo answers every week.

How long does a South Florida HVAC replacement take?

One to four days for most residential replacements — same-day for a condenser swap, one to two days for a full split-system change-out, three to four for full ductwork rework. New construction runs one to two weeks depending on the number of zones and ductwork complexity.

Do you handle the permit and Manual J load calc?

Yes. Every install pulled under FL Mechanical Contractor #CMC1251666. Manual J load calculation is included on any system upsize or downsize so the tonnage matches your actual thermal envelope — not just what fit before.

Do you install mini-splits for additions and Florida rooms?

Regularly. Ductless mini-splits are the right answer for additions, garage conversions, Florida rooms, and casitas where extending the existing ductwork would starve the main house. Single-zone or multi-zone, permitted and inspected.

Do you service systems installed by another contractor?

Yes — repair, refrigerant recovery and recharge, thermostat and controls, ductwork sealing, and diagnostic visits on any brand. We’ll write a fixed-bid before the wrench comes out.

More scopes under one contract

Other licensed home services often paired with HVAC.

HVAC · under one contract

Fixed price at signing. Delivered on the day committed.

Tell us the system, the square footage, and the pain point. Within one business day you’ll have a walk-through scheduled and a path to a written proposal.

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