Quality Control Air Of Sarasota, Inc.
State-Licensed A/C Contractor · FL #CAC1818860 (Certified — statewide)Quality Control Air Of Sarasota, Inc. is a Florida-licensed air-conditioning and heating contractor (DBPR license CAC1818860) serving Port Charlotte in Charlotte County. Holding a Certified Air Conditioning Contractor license since 2017, the firm is authorized by the state to perform HVAC work throughout Florida, not limited to a single local jurisdiction. This active statewide license distinguishes it from a Registered license, which restricts work to a specific local area. The company provides air-conditioning and heating services to Florida homeowners and property owners.
License and training record
| License | CAC1818860 (certified air conditioning contractor) |
|---|---|
| First issued | January 17, 2017 |
| Status on November 9, 2026 | Active, expires August 31, 2028 |
| CE courses on file | 54 (98 hours) |
| Hours, Sep 2024 – Aug 2026 cycle | 14 |
| Latest Florida Building Code edition studied | 2023 |
| Board discipline reports, July 2021 – Nov 2026 | None listed |
energy efficiency and the Florida energy codeHVAC system design and duct distributionwind mitigation and hurricane requirementsmold and moisture problems
Most recent courses
- 14 HR. FL Contractor Continuing Education… August 2026 · 14 hrs
- Developing a Workplace Safety Training… August 2024 · 1 hr
- Moisture Control August 2024 · 1 hr
- Florida Laws and Rules Regulating the Construction… August 2024 · 1 hr
- Workers Compensation August 2024 · 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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