About us
AC Repair Port Charlotte FL – Owner Rick Morales
AC Repair Port Charlotte FL – Owner Rick Morales
Rick Morales started Air Conditioning Pros to handle the specific demands of air conditioning port charlotte homes and businesses in Charlotte county. As a lifelong local, he knows how the tropical climate with hot humid summers and warm winters pushes systems hard, especially in neighborhoods like Murdock, El Jobean, and Harbor Heights.
The company stays owner-operated so every call gets direct attention from Rick or his core crew. They focus on clear communication, showing up when promised, and leaving the work area clean. Customers can reach them Monday through Friday from 8am to 6pm or Saturday from 9am to 2pm for repairs near Port Charlotte Beach Park or along Charlotte Harbor.
This approach sets them apart from larger outfits that rotate technicians and push unnecessary replacements. Rick built the business on repeat local work by fixing what can be fixed and explaining options in plain terms.
- Rick Morales — Owner, since 2012
- Mon–Fri 8am–6pm
- Sat 9am–2pm
- Owner Rick Morales oversees every job from start to finish
- Service covers Murdock, El Jobean, Harbor Heights and surrounding Charlotte county areas
- Open Mon–Fri 8am–6pm and Sat 9am–2pm for same-week appointments
Credentials & guarantees
- ✓Mon–Fri 8am–6pm
- ✓Sat 9am–2pm
Our guarantee
Upfront quotes and workmanship you can inspect on every ac repair port charlotte fl job.
What Port Charlotte, FL Customers Say
“The air handler kept shutting off every afternoon once temperatures climbed. The technician found a clogged condensate drain causing the safety switch to trip, cleared the line, and flushed the pan with cleaner. The unit now runs through the hottest part of the day without interruption.”
“Our outdoor condenser was making a loud grinding noise and the house stayed five degrees above the thermostat setting. They replaced the failing fan motor and capacitor on the spot. The system is quiet again and holds the set temperature steadily.”
“We noticed ice forming on the suction line and weak airflow from the vents. The tech pressure-tested the system, found and repaired a small leak at the evaporator coil connection, then added the correct refrigerant charge. Cooling is back to full strength with no more ice buildup.”