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- Established
- 2022
- Ownership
- Private equity
- Google review average
- 4.8 / 5
- BBB rating
- Not rated
- BBB complaints (3 yrs)
- 131
- Florida license
- CAC1822049
Certified Air Conditioning Contractor - Primary service area
- Duval, St. Johns and Clay counties
- Diagnostic fee
- Not published
- After-hours service
- Yes (fees may apply)
- Website
- licketysplitfl.com
Figures as of Nov. 5, 2026, from the company’s website, Google Business Profile, BBB profile, recruiting materials and Florida DBPR records. How we compare.
What the Public Record Shows
Lickety-Split A/C, Plumbing & Electric was established in 2022 and has grown quickly; alongside Snyder it publishes the widest service area in our comparison, covering Duval, St. Johns and Clay counties. It is owned by a private-equity-backed group and operates under Florida license CAC1822049, a Certified Air Conditioning Contractor license verifiable on the DBPR license search.
Its Google Business Profile shows a 4.8 review average. That is the lowest of the five companies compared, though still a high score in absolute terms. The clearest outlier in Lickety-Split’s public record is at the Better Business Bureau: at the time of review the business was not rated, and its profile showed 131 complaints in the trailing three years. That is more than the other four companies combined, and the gap holds even after allowing for the company’s size and call volume.
On terms, little is published. The diagnostic fee was not published, and neither the repair-labor nor the installation-labor warranty period could be verified from public sources. As with any company in the comparison, that is a prompt to ask and to get the answers in writing on the estimate.
Lickety-Split’s recruiting materials advertise commission pay for technicians; the current structure could not be confirmed. Commission pay ties a technician’s income to the size of the ticket, which is relevant context when a service visit turns into a recommendation to replace rather than repair.
How Lickety-Split Compares
| Measure | Lickety-Split | 365 Solutions (top pick) | Group range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Established | 2022 | 2023 | 1973 – 2023 |
| Google review average | 4.8 | 5.0 | 4.8 – 5.0 |
| BBB rating | Not rated | A– | Not rated – A+ |
| BBB complaints (last 3 yrs) | 131 | 0 | 0 – 131 |
| Ownership | Private equity | Locally owned | 1 locally owned; 4 private equity |
| Repair labor warranty | Term not verified | 1-year service warranty advertised | Published by 1 of 5 |
| Installation labor warranty | Term not verified | Duration specified in quote; parts & labor guaranteed | Published by 2 of 5 |
| Technician compensation | Commission pay advertised; current terms unconfirmed | No commissions; performance incentives offered | No-commission: 1 of 5 |
Green = clear strength · Yellow = acceptable or unverified · Red = a concern to ask about. Reading the colors.
Strengths
- Widest published service area (Duval, St. Johns, Clay)
- 4.8 Google review average
- After-hours and emergency service available
- State license published
Questions to Ask Before Hiring
- Why is the BBB profile unrated, and how is the complaint volume being addressed?
- What are the written warranty periods for repairs and installations?
- What is the diagnostic fee, and is it credited toward a repair?
- How is technician commission structured on repairs versus replacements?
- Who owns the company, and do warranties survive a change of ownership?
Bottom Line
Lickety-Split’s broad footprint and solid Google score are offset by an unrated BBB profile, the highest complaint count in the group by a wide margin, unpublished warranty terms and commission-based technician pay. Ask the questions above before signing. Compare it with our top pick, 365 Solutions.
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