Repairs
When the AC stops cooling, David finds out why and fixes it. Customers have called him for blower motors, capacitors, thermostats, coils, drain lines and refrigerant problems.
- AC not cooling
- Unit won't turn on
- Leaks and drain clogs
AC quit on you? Call David.
When you call Jacobs' Heating and Cooling, you're calling the owner's own phone. David Jacobs and his crew handle AC repairs, new system installations and maintenance for homes in Zephyrhills and the greater Tampa Bay area.
Mon-Fri 9 to 5 · Sat 8 to noon · Sun closed
Service ticket · customer copy
Jacobs' Heating and Cooling LLC
State Certified Air Conditioning Contractor
FL Lic. CAC1819750 · (813) 784-0654
- Whose phone
- David Jacobs, owner
- Area
- Zephyrhills + Tampa Bay
- Hours
- Mon-Fri 9-5 Sat 8-12
- In business since
- November 2018
Tell David what it's doing
What's your AC doing?
Say it the way you'd say it on the phone. Here's what each one can point to, so the first call goes quicker.
Heard yours? Call (813) 784-0654It's running, but the house won't cool down
Can point to a dirty coil, a low refrigerant charge, or an outside unit that isn't doing its part.
The AC shut off and won't come back on
A clogged drain line can fill the drain pan and trip the shutoff switch. A failed capacitor or a tripped breaker can do it too.
The inside fan runs, but the outside unit doesn't
Can be the capacitor or the contactor, the parts that start the outside unit.
Water by the inside unit, or a stain on the ceiling
Can point to a backed-up condensate drain line, the pipe that carries water away from the unit.
Ice on the copper line or the coil
Can mean poor airflow, a dirty filter or coil, or low refrigerant.
It runs nonstop, or clicks on and off every few minutes
Can point to a thermostat problem, a part that's wearing out, or a system that's the wrong size for the house.
The house feels sticky or smells musty with the AC on
Can point to drainage, airflow or duct problems. In Florida humidity, that shows up fast.
One room is always hotter than the rest
Can point to leaky ducts or airflow that isn't balanced between rooms.
The electric bill jumped and nothing else changed
Can mean the system is working harder than it should. Worth having it checked.
It's old and you're asking yourself: repair or replace?
David can look at it and walk you through both options.
Repairs, new systems and maintenance
Three kinds of work, one owner accountable for all of it, under David's state license CAC1819750.
New systems
Full replacements when a repair stops making sense, and new installs. Past jobs include adding a second unit for an upstairs, replacing a heat pump, and moving a unit out of a hot attic.
- Full system replacements
- Second units
- Heat pumps
Maintenance
Tune-ups and inspections to keep a system ready for a Florida summer, including inspections on rental units.
- Tune-ups
- Inspections
- Rental properties
Also: heating repair, ductwork and ductless mini-splits.
How a call with David goes
From the first call to the finished job, it's David and his own crew.
- You call
- You dial (813) 784-0654, David's own phone. Tell him what the AC is doing, the way you'd tell a neighbor.
- They come out
- David or one of his crew looks at the system, finds what's wrong, and shows you what they found.
- You decide
- He explains your options in plain words. If a repair makes sense, that's what he'll tell you.
The owner
Meet David Jacobs
David started Jacobs' Heating and Cooling in 2018. He has been a State Certified Air Conditioning Contractor since December 2018, and the company is still his. The number on this page is David's own phone.
He works with a small crew across Zephyrhills and the greater Tampa Bay area. Some of his customers found him the way people find a good AC guy: a neighbor passed along his number.
On file with the state of Florida
- License
- State Certified Air Conditioning Contractor
- Number
- CAC1819750
- Licensed since
- December 2018
- Company filed
- November 2018 (Jacobs' Heating and Cooling LLC)
Real jobs, in plain words
The kinds of calls David and his crew have handled, and what they did about them.
Called for
The work
AC shut off and wouldn't come back on
Cleared a clogged drain line that had filled the drain pan and shut the unit down.
AC unit up in the attic
Moved the unit out of the attic.
Upstairs needed its own AC
Added a second AC unit for the upstairs.
Heat pump at the end of its life
Replaced the heat pump.
AC not cooling
Blower motor, capacitor, thermostat and coil repairs.
Older system that still uses R-22
Serviced the older system.
Rental units needed an AC check
Inspected the AC at the rental units.
Questions homeowners ask
Is David licensed in Florida?
Yes. David Jacobs is a State Certified Air Conditioning Contractor, license CAC1819750, since December 2018. You can check it yourself on the state's license lookup.
When can I call?
Monday to Friday 9 AM to 5 PM, and Saturday 8 AM to noon. Closed Sunday.
Do you only fix AC, or do you put in new systems too?
Both. David handles repairs, new system installations and full replacements, and maintenance.
What areas do you work in?
Zephyrhills and the greater Tampa Bay area. Not sure you're in range? Call and ask.
Should I repair my AC or replace it?
It depends on how old the system is, what failed, and what the repair costs next to a new system. David will look at it and lay out both options so you can decide.
Water is leaking from my AC. What should I do?
A backed-up condensate drain line is one possible cause. Turning the system off at the thermostat can limit water damage until it's looked at. Then call David.
Do you work on heat pumps and mini-splits?
Yes. Past jobs include a heat pump replacement and ductless mini-splits, plus heating repair and ductwork.
Do you work with landlords?
Yes. Past jobs include AC inspections on rental units.
AC acting up? Call David.
(813) 784-0654Mon-Fri 9 to 5 · Sat 8 to noon · Sun closed
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