SelectWise's AI walks you through a calm, plain-English diagnosis — then matches you with a Tampa HVAC pro if (and only if) you need one.
In Tampa Bay, most 'AC not working' calls trace back to one of four things: a tripped breaker, a clogged filter, a failing capacitor, or low refrigerant from a slow leak. The right local pro spots the difference fast — and won't try to sell you a new system when a $15 part will do.
A short, calm conversation, not a 50-question form. We learn what you actually need, then point you to a Tampa Bay HVAC company that fits.
Tell us the symptom in your own words. Our AI asks the right follow-ups — no HVAC jargon required.
We surface the safe checks you can try in 5 minutes before paying for a service call.
If it's a real failure, we match you with one Tampa HVAC company that handles your symptom — no auto-blast to five contractors.
Tell our AI what's going on. It asks 3–5 calm questions, then matches you with a vetted local pro.
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Yes — flip the AC breaker off for 10 minutes, then back on. Make sure the thermostat is set to cool and 3–5° below room temp. If it still doesn't run, our AI will help you decide whether it's a quick fix or a real service call.
A line covered in ice usually means low refrigerant or a clogged filter restricting airflow. Turn the system off and let it thaw fully before running again. A Tampa HVAC pro should diagnose the underlying cause.
If the inside fan won't run on any setting, it's often the thermostat or low-voltage wiring. If the inside fan runs but the outside unit is silent, it's usually a capacitor or contactor. Our AI walks you through it.
If your system is under 8 years old and recently maintained, a true repair is usually the answer. Older units that haven't been serviced in a year often respond to a tune-up plus minor parts.