San Marco, Jacksonville
Heating and cooling for San Marco homes
Older stucco and wood homes from the city that used to be South Jacksonville, plus newer infill, cooled without tearing into the details that make them worth keeping.
Quick answer
Who services heating and air conditioning in San Marco, Jacksonville?
Preston Reeves Heating & Air repairs AC, installs ductless systems and replaces ductwork in older and newer homes in San Marco, Jacksonville. Call (904) 447-0914 any hour and a dispatcher books the next open technician.
A neighborhood that started as its own city
The neighborhood now called San Marco began as an independent city named South Jacksonville, incorporated in 1907, and voters in both cities approved its annexation into Jacksonville in 1932. Much of the housing dates from that era and the land boom around it: stucco and wood homes built for cross-breezes, with air conditioning added decades later. Those retrofits are where most of the comfort problems we see here start, from undersized returns to ducts squeezed into shallow attics.
On the ground
Retrofits done right the second time
Many San Marco homes already have central air, but it went in long after the house was built, and it shows: one return for the whole house, supply runs that stop short of the far bedrooms, and ducts sweating in a cramped attic. Fixing those layouts often does more for comfort than a bigger system would.
Where ducts were never practical, ductless heads cool the rooms they serve without opening ceilings, and we place outdoor units where they're out of sight from the street. Newer infill homes get the same care as the rest of the city: maintenance, repairs and correctly sized replacements.
Most called for
What San Marco homes need most
Ductless Mini Split Installation
Rooms that central air never reached, cooled without opening ceilings.
Learn moreNearby
Nearby neighborhoods and areas
Downtown sits across the river, Riverside and Avondale are a short drive west, and Mandarin is to the south.
FAQ
San Marco questions
Why is one side of my San Marco house always warmer?
Usually the retrofit layout: long supply runs, a single return or ducts that lose cooling in the attic. We measure airflow room by room before suggesting a fix.
Can you keep the outdoor unit out of sight on a San Marco home?
In most cases, by placing it at the side or rear and routing the line set neatly. We'll show you the options before installing.
Do you work on newer homes in San Marco too?
Yes, including infill homes and townhomes, with the same repairs, maintenance and replacements as anywhere in the city.
San Marco heating and cooling, answered 24/7
Call any hour. A dispatcher books the next open technician for your street.
Call and find us
One number, answered around the clock
- Phone
- (904) 447-0914
- Hours
- Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
- Service office
- 9532 Sunbeam Center Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32257
- Head office
- 28473 W 1st St, Hilliard, FL 32046
9532 Sunbeam Center Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32257