I Know A Guy AC

I Know A Guy AC serves Tampa and Pinellas County with AC repair, replacement, and maintenance. The business carries Rheem and Ruud equipment and holds state license number CAC1823073.

The crew you call is the crew that shows up—no rotating subcontractors or call center. You get a straight answer in 60 seconds and see the price before work begins. For repairs, same-day service is available. For replacements, you can get an instant price estimate in about 30 seconds through their online tool, or call for a quote.

The company handles AC repair, AC installation, duct replacement, ductless mini-splits, and indoor air quality upgrades including whole-home scent systems, smart thermostats, soft-start kits, and surge protection. Maintenance plans are also available.

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