Residential HVAC across the Inland Empire.

Most no-cool calls come down to four families of failure: refrigerant charge, electrical control, airflow, or a worn compressor. We probe each in order before quoting anything. The result is a fault named by component — not "your AC is old, let's replace it."

• Capacitor & contactor replacement
• Refrigerant leak detection & recharge
• Blower motor & control board diagnostics
• Compressor & condenser repair
• Drain line clearing
• Thermostat replacement & smart-stat install

The most expensive HVAC mistake is the second-most-common: putting a too-big unit on a too-small house. We run a Manual J load calculation before pricing equipment. The number that comes out of that drives the tonnage — not square footage, not what the last contractor installed.

• Manual J load calculation
• 14–22 SEER2 equipment options
• Properly matched evaporator coils
• New line sets & refrigerant charge to spec
• Old-unit haul-away & refrigerant reclaim
• Permits pulled & final inspection coordinated

A furnace that won't ignite is usually a bad sensor or ignitor. A furnace that ignites and shuts off is usually a draft or limit issue. A furnace making a smell is something else entirely. We diagnose with a combustion analyzer on the flue, not by ear.

• Ignitor & flame sensor replacement
• Inducer & blower motor service
• Gas valve & pressure switch repair
• Heat exchanger inspection
• CO testing on every call
• Control board diagnostics

A high-AFUE furnace paired to a leaky duct system wastes most of its rating. We measure static pressure before quoting equipment, and where it makes sense we'll recommend dual-fuel heat pump systems that cover both heating and cooling on one outdoor unit.

• 80%, 90%, 95%, 97% AFUE options
• Dual-fuel heat pump systems
• Variable-speed & modulating furnaces
• New venting & condensate routing
• Filter rack & return-air sizing
• Manufacturer warranty registered on your behalf

Converted garages, ADUs, sun rooms, finished basements, second-story bedrooms that bake in August — these are mini-split jobs. Two days, two technicians, no tearing into walls to run ductwork.

• Mitsubishi, Daikin, Fujitsu authorized
• Single-zone & multi-zone configurations
• Ceiling cassette & wall-mount heads
• Hyper-Heat options for cold-night performance
• Line-hide covers, not exposed lineset
• Wireless & wired controls

Two visits a year — one before cooling season, one before heating. Coil clean, refrigerant verified, electrical tightened, drain flushed, combustion analyzed. The cost of an annual plan is roughly the cost of one summer service call you didn't need to make.

• Evaporator & condenser coil cleaning
• Refrigerant pressure & superheat check
• Electrical connection torque test
• Drain line flush & treatment
• Combustion analysis on heating units
• Filter program & reminders