#1 Sun Kool Air Conditioning
Ocala · Licensed since 1985
Family-owned HVAC company, operating since 1984, that repairs, installs and maintains residential and commercial systems from offices in Ocala and Wildwood.
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#2 Belleview Heating & Air
Ocala · Licensed since 1997
Family-owned heating, cooling and geothermal contractor founded in 1971 by Dwight Fowler that repairs, installs and maintains home systems south of Ocala.
#3 Max-Air Heating & Air Conditioning
Ocala · Licensed since 2008
Family-owned Ocala company, a state-certified air conditioning contractor since 2008, that repairs and replaces residential and commercial heating and cooling systems.
#4 IDR HVAC Solutions
Ocala · Licensed since 2022
Locally owned Ocala company that repairs, installs and maintains residential and light commercial heating and cooling systems, including Lennox equipment.
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#5 Iron Shield Heating & Air
Belleview · Licensed since 2022
HVAC company founded in 2021 by three friends that repairs, installs and maintains air conditioning, furnaces, heat pumps and mini-splits in Ocala and nearby communities.
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#6 Sunshine Air Conditioning
Belleview · Licensed since 2022
Family HVAC company, founded in 1990 and based in Belleview, that repairs, installs and maintains heating and cooling systems across Marion, Lake, Sumter and Citrus counties.
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About HVAC in Ocala
Ocala averages daytime highs near 92°F from June through August, so air conditioning runs for most of the year, while January nights average about 46°F and still call for some heating. Florida licenses HVAC contractors through the DBPR Construction Industry Licensing Board as Certified Air Conditioning Contractors (Class A or B). Ranked by license record and years licensed, never by payment. Checked 27 October 2026.