#1 Builder's Air of North Florida
Gainesville · Licensed since 1986
Family-owned Gainesville HVAC contractor, in business since 1992, that sells, installs, maintains and repairs systems for homes, multi-family complexes and commercial buildings.
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Gainesville · Licensed since 1986
Family-owned Gainesville HVAC contractor, in business since 1992, that sells, installs, maintains and repairs systems for homes, multi-family complexes and commercial buildings.
Gainesville · Licensed since 2005
Gainesville HVAC contractor, serving North Central Florida since 2005, that repairs, installs and maintains residential and light commercial systems.
Gainesville · Licensed since 2013
HVAC company founded in Gainesville in 1983 by Travis Lyons that repairs, installs and maintains home and commercial systems, with further offices in Ocala, Lady Lake and Melbourne.
Gainesville · Licensed since 2017
Father-and-son Gainesville HVAC company formed in 2024 that repairs, installs and maintains home and commercial heating and cooling systems.
Gainesville · Licensed since 2018
Family-owned Gainesville HVAC company founded in 2018 by Ken and Carol Parenteau that repairs, installs and maintains home and light commercial systems.
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Rankings follow our published criteria (see How we rank). License details come from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR), Construction Industry Licensing Board; services, hours and prices from each company's own website. Confirm prices and availability with the company.
Gainesville averages daytime highs around 90°F from June through August, so air conditioning carries most of the load, while January nights average about 42°F and heat pumps or furnaces still get regular use. Florida licenses HVAC contractors through the DBPR Construction Industry Licensing Board as Certified Air Conditioning Contractors (Class A or B). Gainesville Regional Utilities offers residential duct leakage tests, since leaky ducts can account for up to 40 percent of a home’s heating and cooling use. Ranked by license record and years licensed, never by payment. Checked 27 October 2026.