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Reyna's Heating & Air

General Contractors

general contractor in Tampa, Florida 33603

5.0/ 5.0(31 reviews)
Rating
5.0 / 5.0 from 31 reviews
Address
713 W Fribley St, Tampa, FL 33603
Open
7 days a week
Service area
Tampa, Tampa Bay

About

Reyna's Heating & Air is a family-owned operation serving Tampa Bay and surrounding areas. The business employs trained, background-checked and drug-screened technicians. Before work begins, the company provides an estimate with no surprises.

The business operates seven days a week and is reachable at (813) 300-3950. Spanish is spoken.

Services

  • Air conditioning services
  • Heating services
  • Refrigeration services
  • Commercial services
  • Residential services

Service Area

Serving Tampa, Tampa Bay.

Frequently Asked Questions

What hours does Reyna's Heating & Air keep?

The business is open seven days a week, 12 AM to 11:59 PM daily.

Does Reyna's Heating & Air speak Spanish?

Yes, Spanish is spoken at the business.

Do you provide estimates before starting work?

Yes. An estimate is provided before work begins with no surprises.

Hiring a General Contractor in Tampa, Florida

In Florida, general contractors are regulated by the Construction Industry Licensing Board under the Department of Business and Professional Regulation. Before hiring, verify that a contractor holds the correct license type for the job scope. The board issues two main categories: certified contractors (occupation code beginning with C), who may work anywhere in the state, and registered contractors (occupation code beginning with R), who may contract only in the jurisdiction where they registered. You can search for a contractor's license status, including any disciplinary history, using the DBPR's online license search tool at myfloridalicense.com.

When you call a contractor like Reyna's Heating & Air, ask whether the work requires a permit in your jurisdiction. Many construction projects in Florida do require permits, and contractors must understand local code requirements. Contractors should guide you through the permit process or handle it themselves. Before signing a contract, request a detailed estimate in writing—this protects you from unexpected costs.

Florida enforces the Florida Building Code for all construction work. This code covers safety, structural integrity, and other standards. A responsible contractor will be familiar with the code provisions that apply to your project type and location. If you have questions about code compliance for your specific job, the Florida Building Code Online portal (floridabuilding.org) provides resources, though your contractor should advise you on what applies to your work.

How do I verify a Florida contractor's license?

Use the DBPR's online license search at myfloridalicense.com/wl11.asp. You can search by the contractor's name, license number, city, or license type. The search will show license status and any disciplinary actions. [2]

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

A certified contractor (license code beginning with C) has a certificate of competency and may contract anywhere in Florida. A registered contractor (license code beginning with R) must register in the specific jurisdiction where they work and may only contract there. [1]

Do I need a permit for my construction project in Tampa?

Many construction projects require permits in Florida. Ask your contractor whether a permit is required for your specific work. Your contractor should either handle the permit application or advise you on the local process. [1]

What should I ask a contractor before hiring?

Request a written estimate before work begins. Ask the contractor to confirm the project scope, timeline, materials, and cost. Verify that the contractor holds the proper license type for your job. Confirm whether permits are needed and who will handle them. [1]

What building code applies to construction work in Florida?

All construction work in Florida must comply with the Florida Building Code. The code covers safety, structural requirements, and other standards. Your contractor should be familiar with the code sections that apply to your project type. You can access the code online at floridabuilding.org. [3, 4]

How do I file a complaint against a Florida contractor?

The DBPR's online services portal at myfloridalicense.com allows you to file a complaint against a licensed contractor. The Construction Industry Licensing Board investigates complaints and may take disciplinary action. [1, 2]

Contact Information

Address: 713 W Fribley St, Tampa, FL 33603

Phone: (813) 300-3950

Website: http://reyna-air.com/

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Business Hours

Tuesday12 AM – 11:59 PM
Wednesday12 AM – 11:59 PM
Thursday12 AM – 11:59 PM
Friday12 AM – 11:59 PM
Saturday12 AM – 11:59 PM
Sunday12 AM – 11:59 PM
Monday12 AM – 11:59 PM

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