Keeping theSouth cool.Keeping thelights on.
Air conditioning, heating and standby generators for homes and businesses across Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama & Florida. New name, 40+ years of experience.
Heating & cooling
Air
Service, repair and new systems, from a single home to a commercial condenser bank.
Standby generators
Power
When the grid goes down, a standby generator starts by itself and keeps your AC, fridge and business running.
Complete HVAC & power
Six things we do every day.
Cooling, heating and standby generators, sold, installed and serviced by one team you can count on.
Trane and RunTru by Trane systems, York commercial equipment, and Generac and Kohler standby generators.
On the job
Big equipment, handled right.
A bank of commercial condensers, straight from our crew's camera roll. Hands on the unit, gauges on the lines, and we stay until it's right.
Need a unit serviced or replaced, home or business?
Standby generators
When the grid goes down, your lights stay on.
Storms, hurricanes and summer outages are part of life down here. A standby generator switches on by itself, so your AC, fridge and business keep running.
- The power goes outA storm knocks out the grid.
- The transfer switch noticesIt disconnects you from the dead grid.
- Your generator starts itselfNo cords, no pull-start, no going outside.
- Power's back in secondsWhen the grid returns, it switches back and shuts down.
In your home
Attics, closets and everything between.
The same crew handles the job at your house, whether it's a new furnace in a tight closet or a ductless system on the side of the house. See more on our work page.
Repair or replace?
Fix it or replace it? Here's the honest math.
A rule of thumb many technicians use: multiply your system's age by the repair quote. Under $5,000, repairing usually makes sense. Over $5,000, it's worth pricing a new system first.
- The system is 12–15 years old or more
- You've needed repairs more than once this year
- Energy bills keep climbing for the same comfort
- Some rooms run hot or cold no matter what
- It uses R-22 refrigerant, which is no longer made
How it works
One call. One team. Zero runaround.
We design it, install it and maintain it, so you always know who to call.
- 01
Call or request a quote
Tell us what's going on. We'll set a time that works for you.
- 02
We show up ready
Our trucks carry the tools and equipment to get the job done.
- 03
A straight answer
We explain what's wrong and what it'll take before any work starts.
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Done right the first time
We test everything, clean up, and stay your one point of contact.
Worked with us?
Tell us how we did.
Leave a Google review, or send a note straight to our team. Either way, we read every word.
Service area
Serving the Deep South.
Based in Bogue Chitto, Mississippi, with crews working across four states.
- MSHome base
- LALouisiana
- ALAlabama
- FLFlorida
- Bogue Chitto
- Brookhaven
- McComb
- Franklin County
- Lawrence County
- Jackson
- Hammond, LA
Don't see your town? Call (601) 990-6500. Chances are we cover you.
Is Southeast Air and Power a new company?
The name is new, but the experience isn't. Our team brings more than 40 years in heating, cooling and power, now under one name: Southeast Air and Power.
Do you work on homes and businesses?
Both. We handle everything from single-family homes to large commercial facilities: split systems, package and rooftop units, big condensers and standby generators.
What areas do you serve?
We're based in Bogue Chitto, MS and work across Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama and Florida, including Brookhaven, McComb, Franklin and Lawrence counties, Jackson and Hammond, LA.
Do you offer emergency service?
Yes. We're open 24/7. If your AC quits in August or the power goes out in a storm, call (601) 990-6500.
Do you sell and install standby generators?
Yes. We sell, install and service whole-home and commercial standby generators that start automatically when the grid goes down. See our generators page.
How often should my AC be serviced?
At least once a year, ideally in spring before the heat sets in. Systems that run hard all summer, and commercial units, benefit from more frequent preventive maintenance.
How long does an air conditioner last?
Most air conditioners and heat pumps last about 10–15 years, depending on how hard they work and how well they're maintained. Down here they work hard, so maintenance matters.
Is the quote really free?
Yes. Contact us for a free quote on any AC or generator project, residential or commercial.
Free quote
Ready to get started?
Tell us what you need and we'll call you back. Need help right now? Call us. We're open 24/7.