
Mobile Truck A/C Repair in Fort Myers
Cold air before the shift ends. Warm air at two in the afternoon in August is not a comfort complaint. Leaks found, compressors replaced, systems recharged where the truck is parked.
Why a warm cab is a downtime problem
A driver in a hot cab in a Florida July makes worse decisions, takes longer breaks, and eventually stops driving. Operators in equipment cabs have it worse, because glass on four sides and no shade turns a loader into an oven by mid morning.
Most A/C calls come down to one of three things: the system lost its charge through a leak, the compressor or its clutch gave up, or the air never gets moving because of a blower or a wiring fault. Those are three different repairs, and guessing between them is how people end up paying twice. The scanner and the gauges tell you which one you have before anything gets replaced.
P&C finds the leak with dye and pressure testing rather than topping the system off and sending you back out. A system that lost its charge once will lose it again, and a recharge without a repair buys a few weeks at most. You hear which repair you need, at the listed rate, before the work starts.

What this covers
Leak detection
Dye and pressure testing to find where the refrigerant actually goes, instead of topping it off and sending you back out.
Compressors & clutches
Seized compressors, failed clutches, and the belt and pulley damage that usually arrives with them.
Condensers & evaporators
Road debris and salt air take out condensers. Evaporator work handled in the cab where the truck sits.
Evacuate & recharge
Full evacuate and recharge to the manufacturer spec, with the leak fixed first.
Blowers & controls
No air at all is usually electrical: blower motors, resistors, switches, and the wiring behind them.
Equipment cabs
Excavator, loader, dozer, and lift cabs. Tighter access than a truck, same repair, still done on your site.
Straight from customers
5.0★★★★★
Google rating from 5 reviews, every one published word for word.
“Had them pre our hase inspection for my tow truck. I wasn’t even there, recieved pictures and a detailed explanation on issues found. Everything thag was said over the phone was true nothing missed. After I purchased, I had him reset my dpf system. All good. Very happy with my decision calling him. HIGHLY RECOMMEND! number is saved for any future issues. Thanks again”
Tow truck owner, pre-purchase inspection · Google review “We set up a maintenance contract with P&C for our small fleet. They come to our lot in Punta Gorda on schedule and handle everything from brakes to full diagnostics on our Cummins and International trucks. Better labor rate with the contract and they actually show up when they say they will. Reliable mobile truck repair.”
Fleet owner, Punta Gorda · Google review “P&C saved our paving crew from a full day of downtime. Our CAT loader threw a hydraulic code at 6am. Connor had his truck at the site by 8:30, diagnosed it on the spot with the scanner, replaced the bad sensor and hose, and had us back running before lunch. Honest upfront pricing and the repair is still holding strong two weeks later. Highly recommend for any heavy equipment work in SWFL.”
Paving company owner, Southwest Florida · Google review “Fast service. After midnight on Saturday come up with in 20 minutes. Very reasonable price especially for the Saturday morning.”
After-hours call, Saturday night · Google review
Listed pricing, no mystery invoice
Most shops bury the number. Here's the rate sheet, up front. Standard labor flexes down on a service contract.
Truck & Equipment A/C Repair across Southwest Florida
Same truck, same rates, same 90-day warranty, anywhere inside the 120-mile radius around Lehigh Acres.
Lee County10 towns served
Also covering Bonita Springs, North Fort Myers, San Carlos Park, Gateway, Alva and Fort Myers Beach.
Charlotte County4 towns served
Also covering Port Charlotte, Babcock Ranch, and Englewood.
Glades County1 town served
Covering Moore Haven.
Somewhere smaller? If it is within 120 miles of Lehigh Acres, it is on the map. See every service area.
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