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American Cooling Service LLC

HVAC Repair · Key West, FL · Source details, contact options, quote requests, and local activity

★★★★★4.8 · 47 reviewsReported by Google Places · checked Jul 2026 · not a RealReviews rating
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Air-conditioning service and repairHVAC maintenance agreementAC replacement and installationNew-construction HVACCommercial refrigeration
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American Cooling Service LLC has a resolved Key West identity at 5585 2nd Avenue, Suite 1, with 305-407-6259 on its current site and active Florida entity record. The site advertises residential and commercial air-conditioning service, repair, maintenance, replacement and installation; new-construction HVAC; duct installation, repair, replacement, cleaning and sanitation; filtration, dehumidifiers and UV lights; heating and pool-heater work; refrigeration; a maintenance agreement; and first-party emergency after-hours availability. Monroe County's July 24, 2026 active-contractor report lists AMERICAN COOLING SERVICE LLC, qualifier Daniel Timothy Ryan, MC ID 12409 and state certificate CAC1817214. That dated authority record supports the contracting identity and credential relationship; it is not a county recommendation and should be rechecked at signing. The company site republishes selected reviews and promotional warranty and response claims, but RealReviews did not inspect a normalized independent review set. The stored Google aggregate stays attributed to Google and is not translated into RealReviews sentiment.

ServesKey West, FLCategoryHVAC RepairAddress5585 2nd Avenue, Suite 1, Key West, FL 33040Phone+1 305-407-6259Official siteAmerican Cooling Service LLCRating sourceGoogle Places · checked Jul 2026Official site dataChecked May 2026ProfileOwner claim availableCorrectionsReviewed

American Cooling Service LLC: what to know

RealReviews editorial research · checked 2026-07-26

The clearest reason to put American Cooling on a Key West shortlist is record alignment: the company website, the active Florida LLC, and Monroe County's current contractor report lead to the same office and legal business. The county report also connects Daniel Timothy Ryan and CAC1817214 to that business. That resolves who should appear on a proposal. It does not prove that the company accepts a particular chiller, walk-in box, pool heater, duct problem, or after-hours deadline.

Strongest fit

  • An owner who wants the estimate issued by the same 5585 2nd Avenue LLC found in the state and county records
  • A property manager asking one bidder to price a named comfort-cooling asset and a separate refrigeration or duct assignment

Verify before booking American Cooling Service LLC

  • The website service menu is broader than any single quote; get accepted assets and exclusions in writing
  • The maintenance page publishes tasks and a 10 percent discount but omits several plan terms needed for an annual comparison
  • After-hours and warranty claims require current written triggers, coverage, response, exclusions, and remedies
  • Company-selected reviews are not an independent RealReviews synthesis

The office, entity, and county contractor record align

American Cooling's current site publishes 5585 2nd Avenue, Suite 1, Key West, 305-407-6259, and weekday hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The Florida entity record lists AMERICAN COOLING SERVICE LLC, document L12000093503, active at the same address with Daniel T. Ryan as manager and registered agent. Monroe County's July 24, 2026 active-contractor report lists the same company in Key West, Daniel Timothy Ryan as qualifier, MC ID 12409, and CAC1817214.

That is enough to resolve the profile's business identity. It is not a permanent clearance. The county report contains dated business-tax, liability, workers-compensation, and state-certificate fields, and the county explicitly disclaims recommendation. Before a project, match the proposal, insurance certificate, permit application, and invoice to the same legal entity and qualifier relationship. If another brand or subcontractor will sign or perform regulated work, identify it before approving the deposit.

American Cooling's breadth is a routing advantage, not a blank check

The company advertises residential and commercial AC service, repair, maintenance, replacement and installation; commercial new construction; refrigeration; duct installation, repair, replacement, cleaning and sanitation; filtration, dehumidifiers and UV lights; heating; and pool-heater repair. It also names Key West, Stock Island, Big Coppitt Key, Sugarloaf Shores, Bay Point, Cudjoe Key, Summerland Key and Big Pine Key. That makes the company relevant to a wider Lower Keys asset portfolio than a narrow repair-only listing.

Broad scope can also obscure who owns each result. A hotel may need guest-room mini-splits, a central common-area system, walk-in refrigeration, ice machines, exhaust or makeup air, controls, and after-hours coordination. A home may need cooling, duct repairs, a dehumidifier, and a pool heater. Ask for separate asset IDs, diagnosis, labor, material, permits, subcontractors, warranties and acceptance tests. One company can coordinate the work without collapsing it into one unverifiable total.

The maintenance page gives useful tasks but not the whole contract

American Cooling's maintenance page says the plan covers condenser-coil inspection; electrical lines and components; cleaning when needed; condensate-drain checking and cleaning; compressor and fan-motor draw; contactors and capacitors; filters; and airflow. It also states that a maintenance agreement grants a 10 percent discount on needed parts and repairs. Those are concrete first-party terms worth putting beside another provider's checklist.

The page does not specify the current plan price, number of visits, systems covered, priority position, after-hours treatment, filter allowance, cleaning limits, refrigerant, drain chemicals, travel, repair authorization, renewal, cancellation, transfer, or discount exclusions. Ask American Cooling to issue the full current agreement and confirm whether the 10 percent applies to emergency work, refrigerant, equipment, subcontracted scope and existing problems. Treat website language as an invitation to verify, not an automatically incorporated contract term.

Test the after-hours promise against one real Key West call

Suppose an occupied Key West guesthouse loses cooling at 9:30 p.m. The public site says to call after hours, but it does not promise when a person will answer, when a technician will arrive, or whether that visit can restore the system. The useful reply is narrower: American Cooling either accepts that address and equipment tonight or it does not; the caller should also get the diagnostic rate and learn what happens if the required part is unavailable. Until dispatch confirms those points, the property manager has a callback—not an arrival time to give guests.

A restaurant or hotel with warming food needs its own product-safety decision while service is being arranged. At a residence, an electrical smell, damaged wiring, repeated breaker trip, or water beside energized equipment changes the job from a comfort complaint to a safety problem. Shut the affected equipment down when it is safe to do so and use appropriate emergency help; an after-hours marketing statement is not electrical-hazard guidance.

Duct cleaning, sanitation, dehumidifiers and UV require exact evidence

American Cooling publishes duct installation, replacement, repair, cleaning and sanitation alongside filtration, dehumidifiers and UV lights. Those are different products. A repair proposal should locate leakage, damage, disconnection, insulation failure or airflow restriction. Replacement should specify sections, material, insulation, seals, supports, access, balance, testing and surface restoration. Cleaning should state what contamination was observed, which components are included, the agitation and collection method, containment, registers, air handler, cleanup and verification.

If a sanitation product is proposed, ask for its label, target use, material compatibility, application method, ventilation and re-entry instructions. A dehumidifier proposal should show the moisture problem, capacity, ducting or placement, drain, controls, set point, power, maintenance and interaction with the main system. UV equipment needs exact model, location, lamp interval, shielding, material exposure and supported claim. Do not let an indoor-air-quality bundle substitute for diagnosing a drain leak, oversized system, duct defect, building-water source or ventilation problem.

Replacement and new construction need a commissioning record

For an existing-system replacement, compare the repair option, load or sizing basis, matched indoor and outdoor models, capacity, efficiency documentation, electrical work, thermostat, drain, duct findings, filter, stand or bracket, elevation, tie-down engineering, disposal, refrigerant recovery, permit, inspection, startup tests, manufacturer registration and labor warranty. ENERGY STAR emphasizes actual property characteristics, airflow, correct refrigerant charge and duct evaluation. A bigger unit is not automatically a better answer.

For new construction, add drawings, submittals, equipment lead time, rough-in milestones, penetrations, coordination with electrical, roofing, framing, plumbing and controls, testing and balancing, owner training, spare parts, closeout documents, retainage and change-order authority. The City checklist names make, model, tonnage, location, setbacks, elevation, roof conditions, new-duct layout, survey, stand or tie-down engineering, AHRI certificates, manufacturer instructions, product approvals and an energy form for mini-splits. Require American Cooling's price and schedule to say who owns each item.

Commercial refrigeration requests should be asset-level

American Cooling advertises refrigeration, but the home page does not publish a complete equipment matrix. Before dispatch, send the manufacturer, model, serial, refrigerant if visible, asset location, normal and current temperature, alarm or code, sound, icing, water, last service, door and gasket condition, condenser accessibility, product exposure, operating hours, sanitation constraints and whether another technician has added refrigerant. Ask whether the company accepts that exact asset and manufacturer before treating the broad service label as confirmation.

For a walk-in box, a bare line reading “refrigeration repair” is not enough to compare. The proposal should identify what the first charge buys—diagnosis only, leak work, refrigerant, a component replacement, or a return visit—and name any temporary measure separately. EPA Section 608 certification applies when a technician may open a covered stationary refrigerant circuit. Additional leak-inspection or recordkeeping rules depend on the appliance; the assigned technician should tie those duties to this asset, not borrow requirements from a different system.

Put the maintenance discount into an actual annual total

American Cooling publishes a 10 percent parts-and-repair discount for maintenance-agreement customers. It has value only after the company supplies the plan price, visit count, covered systems, excluded cleaning, filter allowance, after-hours treatment, renewal terms, and the work to which 10 percent actually applies. Put those figures on one year of ownership. A cheaper plan can finish higher if the likely drain, filter, cleaning, or emergency items sit outside it.

Replacement bids need a different comparison. Start with the same sizing basis and matched indoor/outdoor equipment, then mark who pays for the duct corrections, electrical work, condensate route, stand or tie-down, access equipment, removal, permit, startup measurements, registration, and damaged-surface restoration. On a commercial property, attach shutdown and temporary-operation costs to the party controlling them. That produces a usable project total instead of a low equipment number followed by predictable additions.

Review limits and the evidence correction path

The stored Google Places record shows a 4.8 average from 47 outside ratings for the aligned company. That is the available volume signal, not a RealReviews score. The company website also republishes favorable Google excerpts, but RealReviews did not receive the underlying review set or test how those excerpts were selected. There is therefore no defensible profile-level finding here about recurring price, punctuality, diagnostic, or warranty experiences.

American Cooling is a well-supported finalist for a mixed HVAC, refrigeration, duct or air-quality request and for owners comparing maintenance plans. It is not automatically the right provider for every asset, manufacturer, credential, arrival deadline or regulated workstream. The business may submit current plan documents, license and insurance evidence, technician certifications, asset limitations, service-area changes, warranty language or factual corrections through the profile paths. Corrections should update dated facts without converting provider claims or outside aggregates into a RealReviews endorsement.

Your file for American Cooling Service LLC

  • The proposal should name AMERICAN COOLING SERVICE LLC; recheck the qualifier and CAC1817214 relationship when signing.
  • For refrigeration or specialty equipment, record the exact asset American Cooling agreed to accept before dispatch.
  • An after-hours callback is not a promised arrival or completed repair. Write down which one the dispatcher actually offered.
  • Price the maintenance agreement over a full year only after receiving its visit count, exclusions, renewal terms, and discount coverage.

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Air-conditioning service and repairHVAC maintenance agreementAC replacement and installationNew-construction HVACCommercial refrigerationDuct installation, repair, replacement, cleaning and sanitationFiltration, dehumidifiers and UV lightsHeating and pool-heater repair

Evidence checked for American Cooling Service LLC

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  • Editorial research checked 2026-07-26
  • 7 approved source records
  • Google Places snapshot checked Jul 2026
  • Official-site details checked May 2026

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