Heating & cooling
Comfort problems usually have more than one cause. Before you replace equipment, we look at the ducts, the insulation and how the house actually behaves on a hot afternoon in July.
New equipment in a leaky house is still a leaky house. We check the whole picture.
The bedroom that never cools down or the office that's always cold tells us where to look first.
Age, repair history and how it's been running. A 12-year-old furnace in good shape is a different story from one that's been patched three times.
If you're moving in two years, the right call is often different than if this is your forever home.
Three steps, at your pace. You can stop at any point.
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Send us a few details about the house and what's bugging you. Photos help. Nothing gets shared without your OK.
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We go over your options with you, including what each one costs you in time and hassle, and whether it makes sense to wait.
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When you're ready, and with your permission, we introduce one licensed partner we've checked carefully. They quote, contract and do the work with you directly, and we're still here if questions come up.
Repair, replace or wait
New equipment isn't always the fix. Here's how we think it through with you.
If the system has good years left, a repair might be the right move. We'll say so.
They heat and cool with one system and can work well here. Whether one fits depends on your ducts, your panel and your budget.
Some programs may apply. We'll tell you what we know today. We don't give tax advice, so check with your tax pro.
Comfort and energy use depend on the house and how you live in it. No two homes come out the same.
It's a good fit for a lot of Bay Area homes, but not every one. We'll go over the tradeoffs, including waiting until your current system needs replacing.
Usually not right away. But it helps to have a plan, so you're not choosing a new system in a heat wave.
A C-20 licensed HVAC contractor we've vetted. One introduction, and only if you want it.
No. Talking it through is free and there's no follow-up pressure.
Tell us about your home and we'll follow up to talk through your options, with no obligation.
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