Marine AC repair
Cruisair and Dometic troubleshooting for cooling problems, control issues, pump failures, restricted airflow, and electrical faults.

Cape Canaveral marine HVAC service
Cape Canaveral is the southern end of our regular Florida marine service corridor. We support yachts, sportfishing boats, and cruisers around Port Canaveral, Cocoa Beach, Merritt Island, and north along the Indian River Lagoon toward Titusville.
Cruisair and Dometic troubleshooting for cooling problems, control issues, pump failures, restricted airflow, and electrical faults.
Replacement planning based on capacity, power, seawater flow, ducting, condensate management, access, and controls.
Service for onboard refrigerators, freezers, ice makers, and selected Sub-Zero yacht systems.
Local knowledge matters
Offshore vessels near Port Canaveral place demanding loads on air-conditioning and refrigeration systems. Salt exposure, high ambient temperatures, warm seawater, generator operation, and multiple cooling zones all affect how equipment performs at the dock and underway.
Our diagnostic process connects the symptom to the full vessel system. For larger yachts, that can include chilled-water circulation, multiple air handlers, electrical controls, condensate management, refrigeration equipment, ice makers, and Sub-Zero appliances.

Viking yacht systems
We service multi-zone marine air-conditioning, onboard refrigerators, freezers, ice makers, and selected Sub-Zero systems found aboard Viking yachts and other premium vessels.
Dockside service area
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Space Coast, Port Canaveral & northern Brevard. Call before scheduling so we can confirm marina access, travel requirements, equipment details, and parts availability.
Local service answers
Yes. The Florida office schedules marine HVAC and refrigeration work throughout the Port Canaveral, Cape Canaveral, Cocoa Beach, Merritt Island, and Titusville area.
Yes. We work on marine refrigerators, freezers, ice makers, and selected Sub-Zero installations aboard Viking yachts and other premium vessels.
Yes. We assess cooling capacity, electrical requirements, seawater circulation, controls, ductwork, air-handler placement, equipment access, and manufacturer options before proposing replacement.
Florida office · CAC1824984