Centry Air Designs
Duct Cleaning in Miami
Centry Air Designs is a Miami air conditioning, duct cleaning, heating, and insulation contractor operating 24 hours a day and reaching nearby communities including Hialeah, Coral Gables, and Miami Beach.
About Centry Air Designs
Insulation work sits alongside air conditioning and duct service in Centry Air Designs' listed scope, a combination that goes further than most Miami-Dade AC listings. The company, based off NW 53rd Terrace near the Miami Springs and airport corridor, is registered as an air conditioning contractor and repair service, and its subtypes also cover air duct cleaning, heating contracting, general HVAC contracting, and insulation contracting. That mix points to a business capable of handling a home's thermal envelope as a whole, not just the condenser and air handler, since attic and duct insulation directly affects how hard a cooling system has to work in South Florida's heat.
Heating contracting is listed too, which matters for the heat pump systems common in the region even though cooling dominates most of the calendar year. Phones are answered every day of the week under 24-hour listed hours, with no distinction between weekday and weekend availability, so a resident does not need to wait for a weekday appointment window to get a call in. The business sits close to Hialeah and reaches outward to Coral Gables and Miami Beach as part of its service area, putting it within range of both inland and coastal Miami-Dade households.
Humidity and salt air both accelerate wear on outdoor units and ductwork in this part of Florida, and a contractor that pairs insulation with duct and equipment work is positioned to address more than one source of that wear at once. Residents can call (305) 458-5022 or check the company's website for more on scheduling a visit.
Centry Air Designs Services
What customers say about Centry Air Designs
Overall 4.4 stars from 199 reviews on Google. Here are the highest and lowest rated.
Top rated
Roberto and his helper was very knowledgeable of what they had to do with changing one unit for another unit making sure it was working properly before they left
Yvonne B., 5 stars, via Google
The technician did an accurate job.
He was professional ,polite, he explained everything to me and the final price was reasonable.
I will call them again.luisa G., 5 stars, via Google
Would use the getting and again have you used for the last 20 years
carol T., 5 stars, via Google
Most critical
Never use Century Air designs they used old parts they installed supposed to be a new unit 2 years ago and I been having problems with the unit since when they installed it first the compressor went bad within 5 months they had to come back out to put a new compressor and every 3 to 4 months I have to call them back.Today I called and they told me 850.00 I'm so upset this not a good company an not fair to me after paying thousands of dollars for a new unit.I Will add pictures of old parts
Ms. O., 1 star, via Google
Tried to charge me $711 I complained and it became $253. I feel like I'm getting ripped off. I made a mistake by purchasing my unit from them, don't make the same mistake.
MDR, 1 star, via Google
Frequently asked questions about Centry Air Designs
Does Centry Air Designs handle more than air conditioning repair?
Yes, the company's listed subtypes include air duct cleaning, heating contracting, general HVAC contracting, and insulation contracting in addition to air conditioning repair, so its scope covers both the cooling equipment and the surrounding ductwork and insulation that affect how a system performs.
Where is Centry Air Designs located and what areas does it reach?
The business is based on NW 53rd Terrace in Miami near the airport and Miami Springs area, with a service reach that extends to nearby Miami-Dade communities including Hialeah, Coral Gables, and Miami Beach.
Is Centry Air Designs available outside normal business hours?
The company's posted hours list 24-hour availability across all seven days of the week, meaning calls placed in the evening, overnight, or on a weekend fall within its listed operating hours rather than outside them.
Why would insulation work matter for an air conditioning contractor?
In a climate where cooling systems run for most of the year, poor attic or duct insulation forces the equipment to work harder to hold temperature, so a contractor that also handles insulation can address a source of strain that a pure repair visit would not touch.
