Dedicated HOA and Property Services
For condo boards and property managers across the Treasure Coast and northern Palm Beach County, cooling is a line item that can't afford a bad afternoon. A/C Now works directly with associations and owners — clear communication, fast dispatch, and accountability from an owner-led team — to keep multi-tenant buildings comfortable and their budgets predictable.
- Custom Condo & HOA Preventative Agreements
- Multi-Zone Coastal Air Handler Upgrades
- Licensed Commercial Rooftop Package Installs
Rooftop Package & Heavy Tonnage Cooling
Commercial rooftop units and heavy split systems require precise load matching, coastal coil protection, and reliable preventative maintenance to keep business operations running cleanly without unexpected summer downtime.
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Every commercial project is overseen directly by our owner-led service team.
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Port St. Lucie is the largest commercial market we serve, and the building stock reflects the city's growth phases. The older US-1 corridor runs window-split systems in converted retail and strip center spaces that were never designed for modern occupancy. The St. Lucie West and Tradition commercial zones have newer construction with rooftop equipment that in some cases is still under extended factory warranty. The Crosstown Parkway corridor is a mix of both. What works for one zone is often wrong for another, and we've serviced enough PSL commercial accounts to know the difference.
Property managers who oversee multiple commercial tenants in PSL face a common scheduling problem: different tenants have different systems, different brands, different warranty ages, and different failure histories. A single maintenance agreement that covers all units under one document — with a consolidated service report that a property manager can hand to an owner or an insurance auditor — is what we build for multi-tenant accounts. We track each unit's service history separately within the agreement and flag end-of-life equipment proactively so replacements can be budgeted rather than reacted to.
🌧️ Climate Reality Check: High Water Table & Humidity Control
Heavy summer downpours and high local water tables create extreme indoor humidity loads. We size variable-speed inverter equipment and elevated hurricane pads to keep homes dry, mold-free, and flood-protected.
We manage a 12-unit strip center on US-1 near Walton Road — the units are all different brands and different ages. Can one maintenance agreement cover all of them, and how do you handle units still under manufacturer warranty?
A single agreement can cover mixed-brand, mixed-age inventories and we do it regularly across PSL commercial properties. For units still under factory warranty, we maintain using manufacturer-specified procedures and document every visit so the warranty record stays clean. For out-of-warranty units, we maintain to the same standard and flag any that are approaching end-of-life so capital replacements can be planned rather than reacted to.
Our Tradition Boulevard restaurant has a commercial hood exhaust that's pulling conditioned air out of the dining room and the space never reaches setpoint on busy nights. Is that an HVAC capacity problem or a makeup air design issue?
That's a makeup air design issue, not an HVAC capacity problem. An undersized or absent makeup air system creates negative pressure in the dining room, pulling conditioned supply air into the kitchen and out the hood rather than circulating it through the space. Adding conditioned makeup air at the kitchen — sized to match hood exhaust CFM — relieves the negative pressure and immediately reduces the load on the dining room HVAC. We can measure the pressure differential and size the makeup unit.
How do you manage multi-tenant HVAC metering for Crosstown Parkway retail strips?
We install sub-metered power monitoring and dedicated run-time loggers for multi-tenant retail units along Crosstown Parkway and US-1. This allows property managers to allocate exact cooling power consumption per tenant fairly, while providing clear maintenance logs for shared rooftop equipment.

