Duval
Duval County
Jacksonville and the beaches. The widest spread of housing stock on the First Coast, from 1910s Riverside kitchens to Deerwood and Glen Kernan new-build.
Index — Counties
Four counties on the First Coast
The same appliances in four different sets of conditions. Start with the county you are in.
- Duval County Jacksonville
- St. Johns County St. Augustine
- Clay County Green Cove Springs
- Nassau County Fernandina Beach
St. Johns
St. Johns County
Ponte Vedra, Nocatee, World Golf Village and St. Augustine. Mostly post-2000 construction, and the densest concentration of built-in and professional equipment in the region.
Clay
Clay County
Orange Park, Fleming Island and Oakleaf. Later construction and the easiest appliance access we get anywhere, which moves the diagnosis to airflow and electronics.
Nassau
Nassau County
Amelia Island, Fernandina Beach, Yulee and Callahan. Barrier-island salt air, and the longest scheduled drives in our coverage area.
01 What differs
The condition that sets the first hour, county by county
A fault list is the same in all four counties. The order we work through it is not, and the reason is almost always the building and the environment rather than the appliance.
| County | Seat | What sets the diagnosis here |
|---|---|---|
| Duval County | Jacksonville | Three service problems in one county: pre-war openings, barrier-island corrosion, and newer kitchens where access is the only constraint. |
| St. Johns County | St. Augustine | Board-dense kitchens with many appliances on one service, plus an oceanfront strip and the county’s only genuinely old housing downtown. |
| Clay County | Green Cove Springs | Condenser airflow and control electronics. Little pre-war stock, no coastline, and cabinetry drawn around the appliance rather than the reverse. |
| Nassau County | Fernandina Beach | Salt-air corrosion on the island, older housing in Fernandina, and drive time long enough that the county is scheduled in blocks. |
Across the whole coverage area that comes to 19 ZIP codes. 6 are oceanfront or barrier-island, where corrosion reaches the condenser before anything internal fails. 6 hold pre-war housing, where the cabinet opening and the electrical panel decide what can be fitted or taken out — and one ZIP, coastal St. Augustine, carries both at once. The remaining 9 are later construction, where cabinetry was drawn around the equipment and the diagnosis starts at the machine.
02 ZIP index
Every ZIP code we schedule
| ZIP | Area | County | Conditions that change the visit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 32205 | Riverside / Avondale | Duval | Pre-war kitchens |
| 32207 | San Marco | Duval | Pre-war kitchens |
| 32210 | Ortega | Duval | Pre-war kitchens |
| 32223 | Mandarin | Duval | Pre-war kitchens |
| 32256 | Deerwood | Duval | Standard access |
| 32222 | Oakleaf | Duval | Standard access |
| 32250 | Jacksonville Beach | Duval | Salt air |
| 32233 | Atlantic Beach | Duval | Salt air |
| 32266 | Neptune Beach | Duval | Salt air |
| 32081 | Nocatee | St. Johns | Standard access |
| 32082 | Ponte Vedra Beach | St. Johns | Salt air |
| 32092 | World Golf Village | St. Johns | Standard access |
| 32095 | Palencia | St. Johns | Standard access |
| 32259 | Fruit Cove / St. Johns | St. Johns | Standard access |
| 32084 | St. Augustine | St. Johns | Salt airPre-war kitchens |
| 32073 | Orange Park | Clay | Standard access |
| 32034 | Fernandina Beach / Amelia Island | Nassau | Salt airPre-war kitchens |
| 32097 | Yulee | Nassau | Standard access |
| 32011 | Callahan | Nassau | Standard access |
“Salt air” marks the barrier-island and oceanfront ZIPs, where corrosion reaches condenser fins, hinge pins and fasteners before anything internal fails. “Pre-war kitchens” marks the 1900s–1930s housing belt, where the cabinet opening and the electrical panel decide what can be fitted or removed. Everywhere else, access is ordinary and the diagnosis starts at the appliance.
03 What it costs
Is the price different county to county?
No. One table covers all four. The county decides which fault turns up first and how long the drive is, not what the repair comes to.
$80 Flat $80 diagnostic covering the visit and the full diagnostic sequence, credited toward the repair once you approve the work.
| Repair | Typical total |
|---|---|
| Door gasket or seal replacement | $230–$620 |
| Evaporator or condenser fan motor | $250–$580 |
| Defrost heater, thermostat or sensor | $240–$640 |
| Ice maker, water valve or supply line | $230–$630 |
04 Questions
What do people ask before picking a county page?
- Why are there four county pages rather than one service area?
- Because the four are not interchangeable. On the barrier islands, salt air is the corrosion driver: condenser fins, door hinges, fasteners and stainless trim go first. Inland, the same appliance fails a different way and in a different order, so a page that averaged the four would be true of nowhere.
- How do I know my address is inside the area?
- The coverage index lists all 19 ZIP codes we schedule, county by county. If yours is in the table we come to it; if it is not, we will say so on the phone. Scheduled appointments during posted hours. We do not run an after-hours or emergency line.
- Is the price different county to county?
- The diagnostic is $80 flat and comes off the total once you approve the work. Completed work anywhere in the four counties has landed between $230 and $640, parts and labor together — here, door gasket or seal replacement $230–$620, and evaporator or condenser fan motor $250–$580. That is what the job has cost before, not a quote; the firm figure is written down after the diagnosis.
05Customer reviews
Jobs in the four counties
Three of the reviews published on this site, rotated by page. Each county page leads with the ones filed against it.
4.3out of 5 from 90 published reviews
Rated 4 out of 5
An induction element dropped out after a few minutes on high every single time. He found the cooling path under the top blocked with dust, cleared it and replaced a sensor that had drifted. Full power since.
Rupert A.
Rated 4 out of 5
The oven in our Nocatee kitchen ran well under the dial and everything came out pale. He calibrated it, checked the door seal and changed the sensor. It bakes true now. I would have liked more explanation as he went.
Trevor A.
Rated 5 out of 5
The oven fan ran on long after everything was off and sounded rough doing it. He replaced the cooling fan and the thermostat holding it in, then checked the cavity seal while the back panel was off anyway.
Winifred P.