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Extreme Temp Air Conditioning & Heating

General Contractors

general contractor in Fort Myers, Florida 33916

4.9/ 5.0(118 reviews)
Rating
4.9 / 5.0 from 118 reviews
Address
1621 Seaboard St, Fort Myers, FL 33916
Open
5 days a week
Service area
Fort Myers, Lee County, Hendry County, Collier County

About

Extreme Temp Air Conditioning & Heating holds state license number CAC1815945 and serves Southwest Florida including Lee, Hendry, and Collier counties. The company offers air conditioning repair, maintenance, and replacement, along with heating services, air quality work including duct cleaning and air filtration systems, and commercial HVAC for new construction.

The business answers phones 24/7 for emergency AC service and is open Monday through Friday 8 AM to 4 PM. It holds a 4.9 rating from 118 Google reviews. Free quotes are available on HVAC replacements and second opinions on repairs.

Services

  • AC repair
  • AC maintenance
  • AC replacement
  • Heating repair and maintenance
  • Ductless mini-splits
  • Air duct cleaning
  • Air filtration systems
  • Commercial HVAC

Service Area

Serving Fort Myers, Lee County, Hendry County, Collier County.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Extreme Temp offer emergency AC service?

Yes. The company answers phones 24/7 for emergency air conditioning service.

What is the license number for Extreme Temp?

State license number CAC1815945.

What areas does Extreme Temp serve?

The company serves Southwest Florida, including Lee, Hendry, and Collier counties.

Does Extreme Temp offer free quotes?

Yes. Free quotes are available on HVAC replacements and second opinions on repairs.

Hiring a General Contractor in Fort Myers, Florida

In Florida, general contractors are licensed and regulated by the Construction Industry Licensing Board under the Department of Business & Professional Regulation. Before hiring any contractor, verify their license using the official DBPR license search at myfloridalicense.com. You can search by the contractor's name or license number. A contractor's license shows their jurisdiction and scope of work—certified contractors (with codes beginning with C) can work anywhere in the state, while registered contractors (codes beginning with R) can only work in their registered jurisdiction.

When you hire a contractor, ask to see their current license and verify it matches the work they're proposing. A general contractor's scope includes construction, repair, alteration, remodeling, additions, demolition, and improvements to buildings and real estate. Confirm that the contractor's license covers the specific type of project you're planning, and check whether they hold workers' compensation coverage through the state's Construction Policy Tracking Database.

All work in Florida must comply with the Florida Building Code. Permits are typically required for remodels, additions, and new construction—your contractor should handle permit applications or clearly state what responsibility falls on you. Ask your contractor to explain which parts of the job they will perform directly and which parts they will subcontract, and request references from past projects similar to yours.

How do I verify a Florida contractor's license?

Use the official license search on the DBPR website at myfloridalicense.com. You can search by the contractor's name or license number. The search will show whether the license is current and active. [2]

What is the difference between a certified and registered contractor license in Florida?

A certified contractor (license code begins with C) is qualified to work anywhere in Florida without meeting individual jurisdiction requirements. A registered contractor (license code begins with R) has met the competency requirements of a specific jurisdiction and may only work in that jurisdiction. [1]

Do I need a permit for my project?

Permits are typically required for construction projects including remodels, additions, and new builds. Your contractor should clarify who will obtain the permit and ensure all work complies with the Florida Building Code. [3, 4]

Should I ask about workers' compensation coverage?

Yes. You can check a contractor's workers' compensation coverage status through Florida's Construction Policy Tracking Database to confirm they maintain current coverage. [1]

What should I ask about subcontracting?

Ask the contractor which portions of the work they will perform directly and which they will subcontract. Request references from similar past projects to evaluate their experience. [1]

Contact Information

Address: 1621 Seaboard St, Fort Myers, FL 33916

Phone: (239) 274-5795

Website: http://extremetempac.com/

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Business Hours

Tuesday8 AM – 4 PM
Wednesday8 AM – 4 PM
Thursday8 AM – 4 PM
Friday8 AM – 4 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed
Monday8 AM – 4 PM

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