Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Your Trusted HVAC Contractors Association in North Florida
Established in 1969, our organization has dedicated over five decades to advocating for HVAC contractors across North Florida. We serve as a unified voice for industry professionals, focusing on legislative representation, licensing enforcement, and educational advancement. Through strategic collaboration with the Florida Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Contractors Association, we amplify our impact on state and local policy decisions. Our comprehensive programs include apprentice training, CEU/NATE certification courses, and code compliance initiatives designed to maintain industry standards. We actively address critical issues like permitting procedures and utility regulation challenges to protect small business interests.With a proven track record of successful advocacy, we continue to strengthen the HVAC industry through member-driven initiatives and targeted educational resources. Our leadership in combating unqualified contractor infiltration has shaped industry standards since our founding as the Jacksonville Air Conditioning Contractors Association. Through annual events and technical training sessions, we foster professional development and industry innovation while maintaining our core mission to preserve the future of HVAC trades.
Services
Permitting Procedures
Licensing Enforcement
Apprentice Programs
CEU/NATE Courses
Inspection Requirements
Code Compliance
State/Local Legislation
Details
- Year established: 1969
Highlights and features
- We have over 50 years of experience advocating for HVAC contractors
- Our team actively shapes state and local HVAC industry legislation
- We provide specialized apprentice training programs since 1969
- Our association offers CEU/NATE certification courses for professional development
- We maintain code compliance standards across North Florida jurisdictions
Services
Permitting Procedures
We streamline HVAC permitting processes through standardized procedures and jurisdictional coordination. Our advocacy ensures fair permitting requirements while protecting contractor interests. Industry professionals benefit from our established guidelines that simplify compliance with local building codes.
Licensing Enforcement
Our organization actively enforces HVAC licensing standards to maintain industry integrity. We work with regulatory bodies to ensure consistent license recognition across counties while combating unqualified contractor infiltration that threatens industry standards and consumer safety.
Apprentice Programs
We develop comprehensive HVAC apprenticeship initiatives that combine hands-on training with classroom instruction. Our programs produce qualified technicians through structured curricula meeting industry requirements while addressing workforce development needs across North Florida.
Code Compliance
Our experts provide detailed guidance on HVAC code requirements through regular updates and training sessions. We ensure members stay current with evolving regulations while advocating for practical code implementations that balance safety with business viability.
Legislative Advocacy
We actively represent HVAC contractor interests in legislative matters at both state and local levels. Our advocacy efforts focus on protecting small businesses from burdensome regulations while promoting industry-friendly policies through strategic partnerships with state associations.
Questions
How does NFACCA support HVAC contractors in North Florida?
We provide legislative representation, licensing support, and educational programs while advocating for fair industry standards and protecting small businesses from unfair competition.
What educational resources do you offer for HVAC professionals?
We offer CEU/NATE certification courses, apprentice training programs, and technical workshops to help contractors maintain licensing requirements and stay current with industry advancements.
How can I get involved with NFACCA events?
Our annual events include technical training sessions, networking opportunities, and fundraising activities like the Clay Shoot Tournament and Christmas Gala. Visit our website for event details.
What benefits come with NFACCA membership?
Members receive advocacy support, educational resources, networking opportunities, and access to industry-specific training programs designed to enhance business operations and professional development.
How does NFACCA address utility company challenges?
We actively monitor utility company activities like FPL's metering practices and advocate against policies that could negatively impact small HVAC businesses through legislative channels and industry partnerships.
Reviews (5)
Thomas Mannion
Jan 28, 2020
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Very customer orientated willing to go the extra mile to help out their customers great stock always have what u need or can get it with no problems
Caroline Horner
Mar 20, 2019
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Great company to work with! They always go above and beyond when you need something! Our rep Chris is the best!
Jessica Campolongo
Jan 08, 2019
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Amazing customer service, top notch employees, we love working with these guys and will continue for years to come.
Jason Buehler
Dec 17, 2018
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I have been a customer for 8 years and will say they are a pleasure to do business with! Chris Craft is my representative and he goes above and beyond whenever we need him.
Dawn Lisner
Jul 14, 2014
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NFLAC installed a unit in my home almost 4 years ago. it recently needed an Evaporator Motor replaced. Invoice states 1395.00 minus 670.00 for a depreciated cost in part. Leaving me with a 725.00 bill. After many attempts to reach this company I told them that this was incorrect because the part was covered for 10yrs. They then state that this was for labor. Being very generous I would say they spent 3 hrs doing this work.
You do the math. I was also told: Well you paid it didn't you? Wasn't looking for a job done for free just wanted an honest fee. Average labor runs about 80-90 dollars an hour for this job. 270.00 worth of work. The reviews elsewhere are horrible. Please don't waste your time or money with them! Customer service ratings are just as poor.
You do the math. I was also told: Well you paid it didn't you? Wasn't looking for a job done for free just wanted an honest fee. Average labor runs about 80-90 dollars an hour for this job. 270.00 worth of work. The reviews elsewhere are horrible. Please don't waste your time or money with them! Customer service ratings are just as poor.
