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Snyder Air Conditioning, Plumbing & Electric
HVAC / Air Conditioning · Gainesville, FL
Lic# CAC1813307*Qualifier: Edwin Miller
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Sent them to my mothers house. They told my elderly mother that her entire toilet had to be replaced due to the toilet seat being loose. Do not…
Matt came out at 11pm because my water heater sprung a serious leak, requiring it to be completely replaced. He was extremely professional and did a…
Fast service, good customer service. The tech came on time and resolved our issue to our total satisfaction.
Mr. Cohen was extremely professional and knowledgeable. He immediately recognized the issue with my water heater and provided a series of solutions…
Called for a drain problem. Travis came out the same day and did a great job diagnosing the problem and explaining my options for repair. I was very…
HVAC / Air Conditioning services · Gainesville FL
What we do
- Cooling
- AC Install
- AC Maintenance
- AC Repair
- Mini-Split Repair
- Blown Insulation
- Smart Thermostat Install
- Indoor Air Quality
Service area
Serving Gainesville & Surrounding Communities
- NE Gainesville / Airport
- Alachua City
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Before you hire
5 Things You Should Ask Your HVAC Contractor
What does your maintenance plan cover, and who documents it?
Most denied warranty claims fail on missing service records, not on the part.
Is this sized off a load calculation, or off what's sitting there now?
The old unit's size may have been wrong from the start.
Is airflow being measured, or assumed?
Systems that fail early were usually fighting their ductwork.
Are both being replaced?
A new outdoor unit paired to an old indoor coil rarely delivers its rated efficiency, and often loses its warranty.
Who files that, and by when?
Ten-year warranties commonly drop to five unless someone registers the equipment.