Able Air

Able Air provides 24-hour service with 37 vehicles on the road. Able Air provides complete system design including heat loads and E.P.I. for ​new construction and complete system change outs and upgrades to meet FPL requirements, which Able Air is a representative for. Able Air completes 2000+ new homes a year in new construction. 1500+ complete system change outs per year along with servicing 20,000+ customers a year. Able Air offers excellent service from loyal, dependable people with over a combined 200 years of service history.

Gary and Jim Whitlock started Able Air after moving to Florida in 1980. The two worked together until 1985, when Gary took over the business himself. We have 65+ team members and 38 vehicles all working toward the same goal - "Able To Be There When You Need Us". Gary Whitlock has a simple philosophy when it comes to business - Listening. Able Air, Inc. has taken that simple concept and used it as the foundation on which to build one of the largest air conditioning sales and service providers. We care about our customers and employees.

This service provides a complete package for the customer or builder to obtain their HVAC permit. This package may be obtained by any new homeowner or builder for a nominal fee. This charge will be deducted from your job when we perform the work. Our new construction practices meet FPL's and Florida Solar Energy Departments Building Programs.

It's a fact: the trapped air we breathe in our homes can be loaded with dust, pollen, spores, and other pollutant particles. In many cases, it's worse than the air outside. Especially if you are one of the more than 40 million allergy sufferers in North America. Combined that with the fact that we spend 90% of our time inside and indoor air quality becomes a major concern. Dirt, dust, pollen, spores, and other circulated pollutants can be an irritating and costly problem, and removing them from your environment is just as important as heating and cooling your home.

Consumers must take great care in educating themselves on the contractor and his sales representative, because bottom line, you are NOT buying a heating and cooling system, you are buying a contractor. Consumers MUST purchase from the contractor they trust the most. Installing heating and cooling systems properly requires significant expertise. The contractor who provides the best solution, proves that his staff is capable and has a track record of responding after the sale, is the one you should select to install your new system.