Altamonte Springs, FL/Seminole County/Residential HVAC
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Send us the address and we will tell you which building department issues your permit, whether an association has to approve the equipment location, and whether your home is in the 1970–1989 band that qualifies for Duke Energy's largest published rebate. We serve Altamonte Springs 32701 and 32714, the unincorporated Forest City area, and the adjacent Seminole County cities.

Where we work

Service area
Altamonte Springs 32701 and 32714, unincorporated Forest City, Fern Park, Casselberry, Longwood, Maitland, Wekiva Springs.

We come to you. There is no walk-in counter, so no street address is published here — a street on the site would contradict a service-area business listing, and consistent details are what local search runs on.

Request a quote

The street and ZIP tell us whether the permit goes to the city or to Seminole County. The home type tells us whether an association has to sign off on the condenser location.

Three things worth knowing first

Do the Home Energy Check first

Duke Energy requires a free Home Energy Check completed within the previous 24 months before it will pay any Home Energy Improvement rebate. Replace the system first and apply after, and it is denied. Rebate questions: 800.254.8535.

Have the address ready

Much of ZIP 32714 sits in unincorporated Seminole County, and the city's own plan describes unincorporated islands on all four quadrants. The parcel decides the permit desk, not the envelope.

Know your home type

Condo, townhome or house changes almost everything: where the air handler lives, who approves the condenser location, and which Duke rebate figure applies.