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Commercial and industrial HVAC · Florida mechanical license CMC1251435

We repair, maintain, and replace commercial HVAC equipment for your Florida property.

We diagnose cooling and airflow faults on rooftop units and air handlers, complete the repairs you authorize, and maintain or replace the equipment that serves your building.

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Who we are

Blue Works HVAC serves commercial and industrial buildings in Florida.

Our mechanical contracting work operates under Florida license CMC1251435, held by Crete Building Services, LLC with Adam Shane Ware as qualifying agent.

We focus on the cooling, ventilation, and mechanical equipment that serves commercial and industrial buildings.

You can check our license on the state's website and see the address of each office.

Florida mechanical contractor license

CMC1251435

License holder
Crete Building Services, LLC
Qualifying agent
Adam Shane Ware
Issued by
Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation
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We service commercial HVAC equipment in Orlando and across Florida.

Our Orlando office is at 9187 Boggy Creek Road, and we service commercial and industrial properties throughout Florida. Tell us your property's address and the equipment that needs attention so we can confirm the work and scheduling with you.

  • Orlando9187 Boggy Creek RoadOrlando, FL 32824
  • Clearwater2160 Sunnydale Blvd., Suite AClearwater, FL 33765
  • Naples4277 Exchange Ave., Suite 9Naples, FL 34104

Read about commercial HVAC service in Orlando or see our Florida service areas.

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Services

Find the service that matches the problem with your equipment.

  1. Restore cooling, airflow, and control on your commercial equipment.

    Choose the path that matches whether you need ongoing service, a targeted repair, packaged rooftop work, or an urgent call.

  2. Plan recurring HVAC work for your equipment and properties.

    Preventive maintenance schedules visit tasks for the equipment you approve at your properties. Facility maintenance coordinates equipment lists, access, and approvals when you manage multiple sites.

  3. Replace your equipment or coordinate HVAC work for your building project.

    Replacement and project work needs shutdown windows, connections, and approvals before equipment is removed or installed.

  4. We work on air handlers, distribution, controls, and exhaust systems that serve your building.

    We work on the equipment and air paths that serve your occupied spaces. For building controls and central systems, we confirm the existing platform, equipment, and technical scope before committing to the work.

We work with the people responsible for your commercial building.

We work with the people responsible for your building's cooling and ventilation. If you manage occupied space, we coordinate roof or mechanical room access and the work you authorize with your facilities contact. If you lease your space, we review the requested HVAC work with you and the landlord contact who approves changes.

We service office buildings, retail and multi-site properties, restaurants and hospitality properties, industrial and warehouse properties, schools and campuses, and healthcare and institutional properties. We also coordinate recurring work with property management teams.

01 · Cooling and urgent repair

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02 · Maintenance programs

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03 · Replacement and projects

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04 · Mechanical systems

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We compare repair and replacement options for your equipment.

We compare the failed components, previous repairs, and operating condition of your equipment with what your building needs. A repair may be appropriate when it addresses the fault and your unit can still serve the affected space. Repeated failures or equipment that no longer meets your requirements can make replacement worth evaluating.

For replacement work, we check the connections, curb or pad fit, equipment access, and shutdown requirements. We coordinate crane or rigging needs and the proposed work window with your facilities contact before you authorize removal.

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We build your maintenance schedule around your equipment and operating hours.

A maintenance scope names the rooftop units, air handlers, and related equipment you want serviced and lists tasks such as filter changes, coil cleaning, drain clearing, belt and bearing checks, and control verification. Visit timing follows your building operating hours and manufacturer guidance. Routine maintenance does not automatically include major repairs; we explain parts that need replacement and wait for your authorization.

Florida service area

We service your commercial HVAC throughout Florida.

We repair, maintain and replace your building's HVAC equipment across Florida, from the Panhandle to the Keys. Select your region or one of our three offices, then include your city or ZIP with your service request.

All of Florida

We serve the whole state. Select a region to explore the cities we serve.

Florida · Statewide coverage

We bring HVAC service to your property anywhere in Florida.

Our coverage includes all of Florida. Whether you manage one commercial building or several properties, we repair cooling faults, maintain your equipment and replace systems that need renewal.

Our offices are in Clearwater, Naples and Orlando.

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Florida offices

Contact your nearest Blue Works office.

Include your city or ZIP so our team knows where you need service.

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Select an office for its contact details, or enter your property location to request HVAC service.

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Read these answers before you request service.

Which types of property do you service?

We service commercial and industrial buildings in Florida, including offices, retail, restaurants, warehouses, schools, healthcare sites, and multi-property portfolios.

What should we include when we request service?

Provide your property address, affected areas, symptoms you observe, who can grant roof or mechanical room access, and who can approve repair costs.

When does repair make sense instead of replacement?

Repair may fit when it addresses the fault and your equipment can still serve the affected space. Replacement is worth evaluating when repeat failures or operating limits mean the unit no longer meets your building's requirements.

What does preventive maintenance include?

We perform the preventive tasks you approve on the equipment list and schedule you agree to. Repairs found during a visit need separate authorization.

How do we authorize work in an occupied building?

Name who approves the work, who grants access, and any hours or safety rules before we schedule roof, mechanical room, or shutdown work.

Request service for your commercial property.

Tell us your property address, which areas are affected, who can grant equipment access, and whether the issue is urgent. Submitting the form starts an inquiry; it does not book a visit or dispatch a technician.