Allison A/C & Electric
License not active on the Florida DBPR roster
Allison A/C & Electric holds Florida certified air conditioning contractor license CAC049246, first issued on November 18, 1989 (36 years ago). A certified air conditioning license lets the holder contract for heating and air conditioning work anywhere in Florida.
The state licensing roster downloaded on November 9, 2026 lists this license as current but inactive. An inactive license cannot be used to contract for work until it is reactivated, so confirm the current status at MyFloridaLicense.com before hiring.
The address on file is in Melbourne, Brevard County.
State continuing-education records list 47 completed courses totaling 97 hours between 2015 and 2026. The most recent, 14 HR Florida Hvac/Mechanical Renewal, was completed in July 2026. 14 of those hours fall in the September 2024 to August 2026 renewal cycle.
Coursework on file covers indoor air quality and ventilation, HVAC system design and duct distribution, wind mitigation and hurricane requirements, mold and moisture problems, controls and building automation and solar and renewable energy, and the most recent Florida Building Code edition in the record is the 2017 edition.
License and training record
| License | CAC049246 (certified air conditioning contractor) |
|---|---|
| First issued | November 18, 1989 |
| Status on November 9, 2026 | Current, inactive |
| CE courses on file | 47 (97 hours) |
| Hours, Sep 2024 – Aug 2026 cycle | 14 |
| Latest Florida Building Code edition studied | 2017 |
| Board discipline reports, July 2021 – Nov 2026 | None listed |
indoor air quality and ventilationHVAC system design and duct distributionwind mitigation and hurricane requirementsmold and moisture problemscontrols and building automationsolar and renewable energy
Most recent courses
- 14 HR Florida Hvac/Mechanical Renewal July 2026 · 14 hrs
- 2017 Advanced Building Code 6th Edition April 2020 · 1 hr
- Wind Mitigation April 2020 · 1 hr
- Fall Protection April 2020 · 1 hr
- Home Automation, Surveilliance and April 2020 · 1 hr
Sources: Florida DBPR licensee roster and continuing-education course file, downloaded November 9, 2026; CILB discipline reports. Florida requires at least 14 hours of continuing education for each two-year renewal (F.S. 489.115). Verify this license at MyFloridaLicense.com.
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