Trusted Home — HVAC
HVAC contractors in Los Angeles & Orange County — right-sized air conditioning, furnaces, heat pumps, and ductwork, installed by a licensed general contractor and commissioned in writing.
Comfort is an assembly, not a box on a pad. Size it wrong, duct it wrong, charge it wrong, and the best equipment on the market will still feel cheap.
As HVAC contractors in Los Angeles & Orange County, we start with the house, not the catalog. Every replacement begins with a Manual J load calculation, a look at the ducts, and the rooms that never get comfortable. Then we size the system to the load, seal and size the ductwork, weigh in the refrigerant charge, pull the permit, and hand you the commissioning numbers in writing. Family-run since 1978 and licensed under CSLB #313596, we install and replace air conditioning, furnaces, heat pumps, and mini-splits from the Valley and the Westside through Pasadena, Long Beach, Irvine, and Newport Beach.
Start your projectWe'll look at the equipment, the ducts, and the rooms that never get comfortable — then send a written estimate with the system size the house actually calls for. No obligation, no sales script.
No cooling right now? Call us directly.
Two identical condensers can perform ten years apart depending on how they were sized, ducted, charged, and inspected. This is the part of the job you can't see from the driveway.
We size the system to the house — square footage, glazing, orientation, insulation, infiltration. Oversized equipment short-cycles, never dehumidifies, and dies early.
Manual D sizing, sealed plenums and boots, mastic at every joint, R-8 in the attic. Most comfort complaints in LA homes are duct problems wearing an equipment costume.
Weighed-in refrigerant charge, verified static pressure and airflow per ton, measured temperature split, and documented readings handed to you in writing.
Pulled permits, HERS testing where required, and a passed inspection. It protects your warranty, your insurance, and your resale.
We'll assess the system, run the numbers both ways, and tell you which one we'd choose — free, with no obligation.
A real load calculation, not a rule of thumb off the old nameplate. Right-sized systems run quieter and last longer.
If a capacitor or a coil fixes it, we say so. We're a general contractor — we don't need to sell you a system.
Sealed, sized, and insulated. Most rooms that never cool don't need more tonnage, they need airflow.
CSLB #313596, pulled permits, HERS testing where required, and a written warranty on labor and equipment.
Attic and closet work with floor protection, drop cloths, and haul-away of the old equipment the same day.
Call (844) 842-4663 and speak with the team doing the work — not a call center.
Under ten years old with a single failed part, repair usually wins. Past twelve to fifteen years, on R-22 refrigerant, or facing a compressor or coil replacement, the repair often costs more than half a new system and buys you no efficiency. We give you both numbers and let you choose.
Most single-family replacements land between $10,000 and $25,000 depending on tonnage, efficiency, whether ductwork is replaced, and attic or closet access. Full system changeouts with new ducts run higher. Every estimate we send is line-itemed.
Almost always airflow, not tonnage — undersized returns, crushed flex duct, leaking plenums, or unbalanced registers. Adding capacity to a duct problem makes the bills worse and the comfort no better.
Yes. We pull the permit, schedule HERS testing where California requires it, and see the inspection through. It protects your warranty, your insurance, and your resale.
A straightforward condenser and furnace changeout is one to two days. Add ductwork, electrical upgrades, or a new pad and line set and it runs three to five.
We do — including ducted heat pumps for full-house electrification and ductless mini-splits for ADUs, additions, garages, and rooms the main system never reached.
Read what Los Angeles and Orange County homeowners say about their new systems — our reviews and our record are public.
Many projects pull from more than one capability. Here's the rest of what the studio handles in-house.
The house treated as a single instrument — light, line, and material composed across every threshold.
The two rooms you use most, designed around how the day actually moves through them.
Paint as a finish, not a coverup — proper prep, the right system, brushed and tipped-off by hand.
Detached units, attached additions, JADUs, and SB-9 lot splits — California's legal paths to more home.
Tile, metal, composition, slate, and low-slope — the full assembly, properly flashed, warrantied.
Dual-pane, Low-E, retrofit and full-frame — field-measured, flashed, permitted, and warrantied.
