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Page 1 / 76 Air Cond & Heating Class A ROBERT A DEANE CAC1817181 DIVERSIFIED MECHANICAL LLC 23251 N RIVER RD ALVA FL 33920 239-936-1270 DOUGLAS S TAYLOR CAC1813709 DOUGLAS TAYLOR AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION INC 6560 116TH AVE N STE A LARGO FL 33773 866-507-9144 GARY J DENISON CAC057612 GREENSMART SOLUTIONS INC 413 SW 44TH STREET CAPE CORAL FL 33914 239-540-2577 DOUGLAS S MERRILL AA 001074 MERRILLS HEATING AND AIR COND 2741 SOUTH MCCALL ROAD ENGLEWOOD FL 34224 941-474-3455 Air Cond & Heating Class B ROBERTO RAMIREZ CAC1819023 A+ RJ'S A/C AND APPLIANCE SERVICE INC 403 SE 16TH PLACE CAPE CORAL FL 33990 239-573-8203 ROBERT B KRAMPEN CAC1817248 BRICO HOME CONDITIONING LLC 6010 LINDBROOK AVE FORT MYERS FL 33905 239-848-5107 JULIO C MARTINEZ-ZACARIAS CAC1818880 COLD FRONT HVAC LLC 5290 GOLDEN GATE PKWY NAPLES FL 34116 239-231-3845 Page 1 of 76 10/1/2021 3:35:14AM rconlist_web-CurrentDate.rpt Page 2 / 76 Air Cond & Heating Class B MOISES FERNANDO SANCHEZ CAC1816718 GLOBAL COOLING SOLUTIONS LLC 1342 NE VAN LOON LANE CAPE CORAL FL 33909 239-478-6050 STEVE SIMM CAC045881 SIMMTEGRITY AIR INC 12030 SW 114TH PLACE MIAMI FL 33176 305-424-8586 FREDRICK I WARD CAC1819523 WARD AC SOLUTIONS LLC 3809 2ND ST SW LEHIGH ACRES FL 33976 239-634-6224 Air Cond & Heating Class C WILLIAM JOSEPH POSTEL CAC1819136 COOL AIR PROS LLC 1500 COLONIAL BLVD FORT MYERS FL 33907 239-834-8222 Certified Air Cond Contractor JEREN HAMLIN CAC1820468 1 HOME SERVICES LLC 421 SE 9TH PLACE CAPE CORAL FL 33990 239-314-8832 RICHARD M LEVINSON CAC014619 5 STAR AIR LLC 16325 TAMIAMI TRAIL S UNIT #8 FORT MYERS FL 33908 239-282-2222 ILYA KOVALCHUK CAC1817193 99 AIR AND APPLIANCES LLC 4888 DAVIS BLVD #166 NAPLES FL 34104 239-601-0267 JORGE LUIS RIVERA CAC051482 A BEAR AC COMPANY 720 Wesley Ave Ste 16 Tarpon Springs FL 34689 813-874-2443 Page 2 of 76 10/1/2021 3:35:14AM rconlist_web-CurrentDate.rpt Page 3 / 76 Certified Air Cond Contractor DARYL F STRICKLAND CAC1813368 A C JOE HEATING AND COOLING LLC 2693 8TH AVENUE SAINT JAMES CITY FL 33956 239-233-6134 JAMES M HERNDON CAC1814962 A I R CO OF FLORIDA INC 4409 NE 5TH TERRACE OAKLAND PARK FL 33334 239-462-5258 ERNEST DENIS CAC1815386 A ZONE AIR CONDITIONING & APPLIANCE 2993 SW 3 ST MIAMI FL 33135 305-491-8494 MICHAEL J STARR CAC056895 A-1 AIR CONDITIONING INC 15271 MCGREGOR BLVD STE 16 PMB 283 FORT MYERS FL 33908 863-441-0802 OSIRIS MENDEZ-MARTINEZ CAC1819092 A1 AIR SOLUTIONS LLC 849 SW 20TH AVE OKEECHOBEE FL 34974 863-261-1002 FELIX DE JESUS GUERRA CAC057226 AA MASTERS MECHANICAL AIR MOVING AN 1655 SW 122 AVE UNIT 4 MIAMI FL 33175 . BRADLEY SERPICO CAC1819890 AA TEMPERATURE SERVICES 131 GLENBROOK CIRCLE GILBERTS IL 60136 847-513-3301 JOSEPH C GENTRY CAC1813211 AA TEMPERATURE SERVICES INC 24700 SANDHILL BLVD STE 3 PUNTA GORDA FL 33983 941-766-0975 ADAM CANALES CAC1820919 ABACO BREEZE AC LLC 18550 LYNN ROAD NORTH FORT MYERS FL 33917 239-230-2929 Page 3 of 76 10/1/2021 3:35:14AM rconlist_web-CurrentDate.rpt Page 4 / 76 Certified Air Cond Contractor ADAM FRANCIS REITES CAC1817963 ABBY AIR INC 1261 23RD ST SW NAPLES FL 34117 239-841-9906 BRADLEY M BEST CAC057171 ABSOLUTE BEST INC 7243 EMILY DR FORT MYERS FL 33908 239 482-2225 EUGENIO J TEJEDA CAC1816660 ABSOLUTE TEMPERATURE LLC 3714 16TH ST WEST LEHIGH ACRES FL 33971 (239) 821-5673 STEPHEN S BUCKLEY CAC1817509 AC ALL STARS LLC 21621 MAGDALENA TERR BOCA RATON FL 33433 561-702-1943 MARIO R CACCAMO CAC1817387 AC BREEZE INC 4025 SW 17TH AVE CAPE CORAL FL 33914 239-542-0033 KEITH LEMIRE CAC1820496 AC DIRECT NET 3920 PROGRESS AVE A-5 NAPLES FL 34104 239-208-6668 BRIAN T KEEP CAC1814145 AC KEEPERS INC 6031 PANGOLA RD FORT MYERS FL 33905 239-332-0330 EUGENE W BAKER CAC1816444 AC MEDIC 911 LLC 8625 EVERGREEN LANE SAINT JAMES CITY FL 33956 239-872-1490 DAVID C BOOTS CAC1820193 AC MEDIC 911 LLC 8625 EVERGREEN LANE 239-283-7911 Page 4 of 76 10/1/2021 3:35:14AM rconlist_web-CurrentDate.rpt Page 5 / 76 Certified Air Cond Contractor CARLOS J RODRIGUEZ CAC1820182 AC PROFESSIONAL COOLING AND HEATING INC 807 SW 11TH AVE CAPE CORAL FL 33991 239-293-9373 WESLEY S JOHNSON CAC057968 AC PROS 5241 SW 2ND PL CAPE CORAL FL 33914 239-218-4051 ALEXANDER RODRIGUEZ CAC1817789 AC TECH PROFESSIONALS INC 300 LEONARD BLVD UNIT 7 LEHIGH ACRES FL 33971 239-281-4147 DUANE BURNS CAC1814041 AC WAREHOUSE INC 710 60TH ST CT E BRADENTON FL 34208 941-755-5555 D JOSEPH VERGO CAC022406 ACCURATE COMFORT SERVICES INC 418 S BARFIELD DRIVE MARCO ISLAND FL 23957 941-643-3000 GREG S MORRIS CAC1819717 ACCUTECH COOLING AND HEATING INC 649 CANAL DR NORTH FORT MYERS FL 33903 706-466-6005 DIEGO A CORREDOR CAC1816379 ACMAN LLC 1731 SW 30TH ST CAPE CORAL FL 33914 239 225 8994 THURMAN L WHITACRE II CAC1813574 ACTION COOLING AND HEATING INC 6340 ARC WAY FORT MYERS FL 33966 239-768-7005 JESSE W SMITH CAC1815338 ADIRONDACK AIR LLC 77 SNEDEKER STREET PORT CHARLOTTE FL 33954-2374 941 627 4300 Page 5 of 76 10/1/2021 3:35:14AM rconlist_web-CurrentDate.rpt Page 6 / 76 Certified Air Cond Contractor DANIEL MARK GOLDBERG CAC1817663 ADVANCE SOLAR AND SPA INC 2431 CRYSTAL DRIVE FORT MYERS FL 33907 need RAFAEL D DIAZ CAC1820228 ADVANCED WIND SERVICES HEATING AND COOLING CORP 3005 KAREN AVE SOUTH LEHIGH ACRES FL 33976 239-822-1541 SCOTT C BRAMHALL CAC1813217 AIR ADVANTAGE HEATING AND COOLING INC 5611 2ND ST W LEHIGH ACRES FL 33971 433-4635 work JOHN YAKLE CAC1813568 AIR AFFECTS COOLING & HEATING INC 258 MIRAMAR RD FORT MYERS FL 33905 239-980-1333 LARRY LEE DAVIS CAC057049 AIR AMERICA AIR CONDITIONING 2107 LOTUS ROAD FORT MYERS FL 33905 239-337-4922 LUIS O ECHEVERRIA CAC1815527 AIR AND HEAT DYNAMICS INC 908 DAYTON AVENUE LEHIGH ACRES FL 33972 239-210-1688 KEVIN R SHINN CAC1815839 AIR ASSAULT AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING INC 121 DONS CT LAKELAND FL 33801 863-284-2690 JOSEPH TRUFAN CAC1816999 AIR CARE OF SWFL LLC 16851 USEPPA OAKS LN NORTH FORT MYERS FL 33917 239-340-8075 JOHN S SACCONE II CAC1817047 AIR CARE PLUS HEAT 1674 COUNTY ROAD 308 CRESCENT CITY FL 32112 386-530-1847 Page 6 of 76 10/1/2021 3:35:14AM rconlist_web-CurrentDate.rpt Page 7 / 76 Certified Air Cond Contractor KEVIN PASTOR CAC1815151 AIR CONDITIONING BY KEY TO COOL INC 3103 TERRACE AVE NAPLES FL 34104 239 272 5324 SHAWN A BECKMAN CAC1817935 AIR COOL INC 940 OAKES BLVD NAPLES FL 34119 239-598-2020 ext 100 RICHARD W MORRISON CAC1815025 AIR CRAFTERS COOLING AND HEATING INC P O BOX 50849 FORT MYERS FL 33994 239 340 6563 ABRAHAM CORTEZ CAC1819070 AIR DOCTOR OF SWFL LLC 1020 JACKSON AVE LEHIGH ACRES FL 33972 239-285-8774 RYAN M DIEDRICH CAC1816885 AIR EXPERTS 1715 INDEPENDENCE BLVD STE B-1 SARASOTA FL 34209 864-506-5804 MARC LABUZIENSKI CAC058679 AIR FLOW AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS INC 495 19TH STREET SW NAPLES FL 34117 239-352-3569 KEVIN F WHITTY CAC1819749 AIR FORCE 1 3750 CANAL ST STE 1 FORT MYERS FL 33916 239-205-2236 ROBERT DEMARCKI CAC058694 AIR FORCE 1 OF SOUTHWEST FLORIDA LLC 8466 LOCKWOOD RIDGE RD SARASOTA FL 34243 941-914-4352 BRETT M OPPER CAC1818484 AIR GUY COOLING & HEATING LLC 320 ROBERT AVE LEHIGH ACRES FL 33936 239-980-6811 Page 7 of 76 10/1/2021 3:35:14AM rconlist_web-CurrentDate.rpt Page 8 / 76 Certified Air Cond Contractor BRYAN COLLINS CAC1818661 AIR INNOVATIONS OF FLORIDA INC 10050 ST PAUL RD NORTH FORT MYERS FL 33917 239-543-0023 BRETT A MARTIN CAC1813198 AIR MARTIN INC 4212 NW 28TH ST CAPE CORAL FL 33993 239-910-7624 FAYE A HOGOBOOM CAC1818283 AIR NECESSITY INC 609 SE 35TH ST CAPE CORAL FL 33904 239-541-1221 JOHN R PULLEN CAC1816306 AIR NOW 221 S 78TH STREET TAMPA FL 33619 NEED RICHARD A WALTERICK CAC1817244 AIR PROFESSIONALS AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION INC 203 MANATEE ST FT MYERS FL 33913 239-491-2722 JEFFERY W PURCELLA CAC1819437 AIR PROS LLC 1705 WHITEHALL DR DAVIE FL 33324 954-371-6114 THOMAS J KOZIOL CAC1818278 AIR REPAIR BY CARLSON & SON INC 3808 SE 3RD AVE CAPE CORAL FL 33904 239-693-1448 SEAN A HICKS CAC1820613 AIR REPAIR LLC 6900 DANIELS PKWY SUITE 29 UNIT 310 FORT MYERS FL 33912 239-850-2103 WALLACE E NAYLOR III CAC1815612 AIR REPAIR OF SW FL LLC 6900 DANIELS PKWY SUITE 29-319 FT MYERS FL 33912 239-362-6190 Page 8 of 76 10/1/2021 3:35:14AM rconlist_web-CurrentDate.rpt Page 9 / 76 Certified Air Cond Contractor ERICK R MOLENAAR CAC1815982 AIR SUPPORT COOLING AND HEATING LLC 6407 S MACDILL AVE TAMPA FL 33611 813-245-4622 SCOTT CORY COOPER CAC1813638 AIR TECHNIQUES HEATING & COOLING LL 1110 PINE ISLAND RD UNIT 46 CAPE CORAL FL 33909 (239) 458-2010 JAMES V PASTORE CAC1813639 AIR TECHNIQUES HEATING AND COOLING LLC 1110 PINE ISLAND RD UNIT 46 CAPE CORAL FL 33909 239-458-2010 DANIEL PUENTE CAC1815431 AIR TODAY HEATING AND COOLING INC PO BOX 607 LEHIGH ACRES FL 33970 239-229-0302 FRANK CHIODO CAC1817344 AIRBALANCE TECHNOLOGY INC 1913 24TH AVE NE NAPLES FL 34120 239-481-2665 JOHN C BOURNE CAC1814042 AIRBOURNE AC INC 25278 BUNTING CIRCLE LAND O LAKES FL 34639 813-917-0358 WILLIAM MILLER JR CAC1820053 AIRE SERV OF PALM COAST 8 SEAFARING PATH PALM COAST FL 32164 386-864-8090 LUIS C SANCHEZ CAC1819004 AIRESTRIKE COOLING AND HEATING INC 5526 SUNNYVALE ROAD NORTH PORT FL 34288 941-451-4002 DARREL DAWSON CAC1816036 AIRMAN HEATING AND COOLING INC PO BOX 151554 CAPE CORAL FL 33915 239-297-2665 Page 9 of 76 10/1/2021 3:35:14AM rconlist_web-CurrentDate.rpt Page 10 / 76 Certified Air Cond Contractor CHARLES J COYNE CAC043847 AIRMARK AIR CONDITIONING INC PO BOX 100337 CAPE CORAL FL 33910 239-574-6970 JOHN PLACA CAC029355 AIRREO AIR CONDITIONING INC 2181 SW 58TH TERR WEST PARK FL 33023 954-989-1234 JOHN TUBBS CAC1817781 AIRWORKS COOLING & HEATING INC 934 LAKESIDE DR LEHIGH ACRES FL 33974 239-728-2501 NATHANIEL L WARD CAC1813377 AKM ENTERPRISE INC 1856 WINKLER AV FORT MYERS FL 33901-8651 239-849-4693 DENNIS P WESTBY CAC1814704 ALADDEN AIR INC P.O.
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