Best commercial HVAC companies in Orlando, FL

#1 CeeBee Air Conditioning

Apopka · Licensed since 1986

Family-owned Apopka company, founded in 1976, that repairs, installs and maintains air conditioning and heating for homes and businesses.

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#2 Mills Air

Orlando · Licensed since 1993

Family-owned northwest Orlando company, founded in 1992, that repairs and installs air conditioning and heating for homes and businesses.

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#3 Gary Munson Heating & Air Conditioning

Orlando · Licensed since 2005

Family company in south-central Orlando, founded by Gary Munson in 1978, that repairs, installs and maintains home and commercial air conditioning and heating.

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#4 Island Air Systems

Orlando · Licensed since 2007

Small Orlando contractor, licensed since 2007, that repairs and replaces residential and commercial air conditioning, heat pumps and mini-splits.

#5 Energy Air

Orlando · Licensed since 2008

Employee-owned mechanical contractor in northwest Orlando, founded in 1976, that installs, repairs and maintains commercial air conditioning systems.

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#7 Frank Gay Services

Orlando · Licensed since 2014

Orlando-based home services company, founded in 1976 as a plumbing business, that also repairs and installs air conditioning, heating and ductwork.

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#8 AC² HVAC Services

Apopka · Licensed since 2020

Family-owned Apopka contractor, licensed since 2020, that mainly services, repairs and installs commercial air conditioning and heating.

#9 Customers First Heat & Air

Orlando · Licensed since 2024

Small north Orlando company that repairs, installs and maintains residential and commercial heating and air conditioning, with published maintenance plan prices.

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#10 Legion Cooling & Heating

Winter Garden · Licensed since 2025

Small family-owned Winter Garden company, licensed in 2025, that repairs and installs air conditioning, heat pumps, furnaces, mini-splits and ductwork.

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.

About HVAC in Orlando

Orlando has a humid subtropical climate: July and August average daily highs of about 92°F, and the hot, rainy season runs from May until late October, so air conditioning carries most of the year, while January nights average about 50°F and frost comes on only one or two nights a year. Florida licenses HVAC contractors through the Department of Business and Professional Regulation's Construction Industry Licensing Board, either statewide as Certified Air Conditioning Contractors (CAC, Class A or B) or as locally Registered contractors (RA). Ranked by license record and years licensed, never by payment. Checked 28 October 2026.