Indian Rocks Beach

Indian Rocks Beach Residents Rely on Marlin James for HVAC Services

Contact us at 813-689-0817 to schedule service today

Your HVAC system is one of the biggest and most expensive appliances in your home, which has delicate
parts that need proper maintenance for them to work correctly for several years. To make sure the
HVAC parts are working properly, you want to hire the best in the business, right? For the past 25 years,
Indian Rocks Beach residents have trusted Marlin James for all HVAC services.

We have a wide variety of HVAC services for our customers in Indian Rocks Beach, FL

Keeping our customers happy is our number one priority with the services we provide:

Indian Rocks Beach residents can count on Marlin James for service 24/7/365

Marlin James takes customer satisfaction very seriously, which is why we have consistently been rated
the best air conditioning and heating company in Hillsborough, Pinellas, Polk, and Pasco counties. Our
company is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year because we understand your air
conditioning and heating can have unexpected issues any day or night.
Every comfort technician and installer that we employ is licensed and has extensive training before
working in homes and businesses. We even have them spend time training with a Lennox certified
professional. Many people like to try to fix things themselves, but with an HVAC system there are many
delicate parts, and one tiny mistake can make a small problem a considerable problem (potentially
costing you a lot more money than the original issue). Yikes!
When you want a trustworthy HVAC company that also provides the best service and craftsmanship in
the business, Indian Rocks Beach residents contact Marlin James!

Fun Facts about Indian Rocks Beach, FL

Did you know? The Pioneer settler Harvey K. Hendrick, who arrived in Indian Rocks Beach around 1890, would remark years later, “I liked the place, I thought it was the most beautiful place on God’s green footstool, and I think so yet.” The 1950s and ’60s saw the creation of the longest fishing pier in Florida, and the biggest attraction of all: Tiki Gardens.  

 

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