Ocoee has an old centre and a new edge, and they need different things. Around Starke Lake and the original city grid the houses date from the 1950s through the 1970s: single storey, concrete block, garage-mounted air handlers, ductwork that has been patched more than replaced. Out toward the 429 and the Clarcona corridor, the subdivisions are twenty years old at most and some are still being finished, with attic-run flex duct and everything that comes with production building. Between the two sits an interchange and a road network that has been under construction, in one form or another, for most of the past two decades. Call (407) 990-1969 to schedule your service today.












The older Starke Lake houses usually have a return plenum sitting in an unconditioned garage, which is the single most productive place to start on that side of town.
Newer Ocoee subdivisions run the laundry against an interior wall, so the exhaust travels further to reach outside air than it did in the older block houses.
Inspected before anything is cleaned. In Ocoee a flue that has gone years without a fire is more often an animal and debris problem than a creosote one, and the two need different work.
Insulation in the older half of Ocoee is frequently the original, decades compressed and disturbed every time somebody serviced the equipment.
Fitted to the system you already have in Ocoee, and only where the ductwork and the air handler can carry it. A purifier does not substitute for ducts that need cleaning first.
Site and road work throws heavier grit than pollen, and a condenser downwind of active construction loads a coil faster than an ordinary season would.
For Ocoee systems where cleaning is not the whole answer: damaged flex, disconnected boots, crushed runs and returns that were never sized for the house.
Moves heat out of a Ocoee attic that sits well above outdoor temperature through the summer, which is the same heat the ductwork up there is sitting in.
Full removal where Ocoee insulation is contaminated, water damaged or has been disturbed by rodents, before anything new goes down on top of it.
Road and site work generates a particular kind of airborne material: crushed limerock, cut concrete, sand from graded lots and diesel exhaust, all of it coarser and heavier than pollen and all of it settling within a few hundred yards of where it was raised. If you live within sight of active work along the 429 corridor or one of the newer plats, that is in your yard, on your windows and, if the return has any leakage on the unconditioned side, in your ductwork. The newer houses have a second source in their own construction residue, particularly if the system was run before the drywall work was finished. The older Ocoee neighborhoods have the opposite profile. Little new dust and a great deal of accumulated history: a duct system that predates two equipment replacements, a return plenum in a hot garage, and a supply trunk that has had branches added for a converted carport or an enclosed porch. Garage air handlers are the recurring theme in the older half of the city, because a return sitting in a garage draws from the room where the lawnmower, the paint and the car all live. We approach the two halves of Ocoee as different jobs, because that is what they are.
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