Licenses and insurance
Don't take our word for it. Here's our license information and how to check it, and any other HVAC contractor's, in a couple of minutes.
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Southwest Florida licensee
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | Uniform HVAC, a Uniform Home Services brand |
| Florida license | License number posted at launch. Verify any Florida A/C contractor at DBPR |
| Insurance | General liability and workers' compensation. Certificate of insurance available on request, including for condo associations. |
| Refrigerant certification | Technicians who handle refrigerant hold EPA Section 608 certification. |
| Background checks | Every field technician, before hire and periodically after. See the Uniform Standard. |
| Permits | Pulled by the licensed contractor where required (for example, equipment replacement) and included in your written estimate. |
Verify a Florida HVAC license
Open the DBPR search
Go to the Florida DBPR license search.
Search by name or number
Search the license number (Florida air conditioning licenses usually begin with CAC), or the company or qualifier name.
Check status and name
Confirm the license is current and the name matches the company you're hiring.
Collier County also publishes contractor licensing information for local permit work.
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