Safety Harbor

Safety Harbor residents rate Marlin James as the #1 HVAC Company

For fast, friendly service contact Marlin James at 813-689-0817

When dealing with a broken air conditioner or heater in your home or business, it’s essential that you have an HVAC company that you can trust and rely on. Our customers in Safety Harbor and neighboring cities in Hillsborough, Pinellas, Polk, and Pasco counties have counted on us to provide them exceptional service since 1994. Whether you need service on a weekday afternoon or at midnight on the weekend,
we are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year.

Residents in Safety Harbor can contact Marlin James for all their HVAC needs!

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For the best service and craftsmanship in Safety Harbor, contact Marlin James

For more than 25 years, our team of comfort advisors, technicians, and installers has been providing customers with an excellent experience for repairing and installing HVAC systems in their homes and businesses. Our company mission has always been to earn our customers trust through the services we provide. We always give our customers an exact quote after diagnosing the issue that needs fixing. Our
customers have always appreciated our honesty when recommending a part replacement before it breaks or a system enhancement to help the overall health of the home or business.

If you are looking to have the best experience with an HVAC company, then look no further than Marlin James. We have been keeping our customers satisfied with our expertise and craftsmanship since 1994, something we are both proud of and continue to work hard at keeping.
When you need HVAC service at your home or business, contact Marlin James at 813-689-0817.

Fun Facts about Safety Harbor, FL

Did You Know? The area has been inhabited since the Stone Age. In June 2008, a 6,000-year-old spearhead was found at Marshall Street Park. The inhabitants of the area at the time of Spanish exploration were the Tocobaga people, who lived in villages around Tampa Bay. The adaptation of this culture relied on wild resources. Safety Harbor sites have yielded pottery, and artifacts of copper, shell, and stone. The Tocobaga were known for constructing various ceremonial and communal mounds to bury the dead. Most of these mounds were destroyed in the early 1900s due to development. However, one of these ceremonial mounds is still visible in Safety Harbor’s Phillippe Park. Shells found in these mounds were used to pave city streets.

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