Naples Air Conditioning Services

Comprehensive AC Solutions in Collier County

Maintaining a comfortable and cool indoor environment is essential. Your air conditioning system works hard to keep the Florida heat at bay, so when it requires professional attention, you need a responsive and reliable partner. 

JP Brett & Sons Air Conditioning is a family-owned and -operated company that’s been serving our local community since 1972. Whether you rely on a central AC system, heat pump, or ductless mini-split, our licensed and insured HVAC technicians are prepared to assist with residential and commercial repairs, installations, and maintenance. We are available 24/7 for emergencies and can provide same-day support.

We are a Trane Comfort Specialist™, though we can service all makes and models of cooling equipment. Our AC experts prioritize exceptional workmanship, transparent pricing, and honest advice. Whether it’s time to upgrade your aging unit or you need an urgent repair, we are confident we can get the job done right. We offer free estimates on new AC systems and encourage you to ask about our satisfaction guarantee, warranties, and financing options.

Call (239) 309-1593 or contact us online to request an appointment when you need dependable air conditioning services in Naples, FL. Se habla español.

What Contributes to the Cost of an Air Conditioning Repair or Installation?

The cost of any air conditioning service, whether it’s a simple repair or a major system installation, is determined by several factors. With our upfront pricing, our team at JP Brett & Sons Air Conditioning can provide you with a clear understanding of what contributes to the final cost so that you can make informed decisions.

Some of the most important factors that determine the cost of an AC service include:

• Scope and complexity of the job. The nature of the service is the biggest price determinant. A minor repair, like replacing a capacitor or cleaning a clogged drain line, involves less labor and lower parts expenses than a major component replacement, such as a compressor or an evaporator coil. For installations, a simple swap-out of an old unit for a new one of the same general type is typically less expensive than a brand-new installation that requires running new ductwork, upgrading electrical systems, or installing a more complex system like a ductless mini-split.
• Type and size of the air conditioning system. The equipment itself represents a significant portion of the cost. Central air conditioning systems, heat pumps, and ductless mini-splits all have different price points. Premium features or advanced technologies on a unit will also increase the initial investment. Similarly, the cooling capacity of the unit directly correlates with cost. A larger home or a commercial building with a higher cooling load needs a larger unit, which is more expensive to purchase and install.
• System efficiency rating. Units with a higher Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER2) rating use less electricity to produce the same cooling power. Higher efficiency units cost more upfront but can save you money long-term on energy bills.
• Age and condition of your existing equipment. For repair work, the age of your current AC unit impacts the price. Older systems may require parts that are discontinued, harder to source, or more expensive. Furthermore, if your system uses an older, phased-out refrigerant like R-22, a leak repair and recharge will be significantly more costly than for a unit using modern refrigerant. In these situations, a replacement may be more cost-effective.
• Labor. The time it takes to complete the job, which is influenced by the complexity and the accessibility of the unit, affects the labor cost.