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A/C HVAC AIR CONDITIONING CONDITIONER FREON LEAK REPAIR REPLACE NEW (Free Estimates for Repair or Replacement)

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Affordable Air Furnace Heater Condition Conditioning Ducting Heat Pump A/C Freon near AC Handyman Tankless Water Heater Gas Cooling Central Wall Floor Furnace Ducts
license info: #652877 Licensed and in Business Continuously Since 1992 HVAC, Electrical, Plumbing, General Contractor, Covid UV Lights

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(951) 335-9699

We are licensed (#652877) and will perform a full inspection and cleaning, including:

1. Thermostat – To ensure your thermostat is working properly. 2. Check/Tighten Electrical Connections. 3. Lubricate Moving Parts – If possible. 4. Check and Clear the Condensate Drain Line. 5. Check System Internal Controls. 6. Change or Clean Change Air Filter – This service does not include the cost of the air filter. 7. Blower Motor – measure amperage and voltage for proper operation 8. Inspect indoor coil. 9. Inspect Condenser Coil. 10. Refrigerant – monitor operating pressures. 11. Safety Devices – inspect for proper operation. 12. Electrical Disconnect Box – inspect for proper rating and safe installation. 13. Test/inspect contactors for burned or pitted contacts. 14. Check electrical for exposed wiring. 15. Inspect and test capacitors. 16. Inspect the fan blade. 17. Clean the condenser coil and remove debris. 18. Inspect service valves for proper operation. 19. Measure Supply/Return temperature differential. 20. Inspect ductwork for energy loss. 21. Compressor – monitor, measure amperage, volt draw, and wiring connections. - All financing options are subject to credit approval - All specials apply to owner-occupied homes only

(951) 335-9699

Some of the problems that we can solve:

* A/C unit does not blow cold air
* A/C unit leaks water
* A/C unit not shutting off
* A/C unit will not turn on
* AC condensation line clogged
* AC condensers
* AC discharge pressure Issues
* AC does not cool down house
* AC fan not working
* AC trips the breaker
* AC unit blows fuses
* Air conditioner compressor locked up
* Air conditioner icing up
* Air conditioning icing up
* Air handler or furnace not turning on
* Bad odor
* Bad smell
* Blown fuses
* Capacitor burnt
* Condensing unit short cycling
* Dirt coming out the vents
* Dirty air filter
* Dirty blower motor
* Dirty evaporator coil
* Ducting is asbestos
* Ducts leaking air or water
* Electrical fire
* Evaporator coil dripping
* Evaporator coil needs cleaning
* Expansion valve problems
* Faulty AC old burnt wiring
* Frozen condenser coil
* Frozen evaporator coil
* Frozen line set
* Furnace leaking water
* Furnace not turning on
* Hot air coming out during operation
* Loud air handler
* Loud furnace
* Low A/C vent air flow
* Low coolant
* Low coolant levels
* Low on Freon
* Low on refrigerant
* Motor squealing
* No air from registers
* Noisy furnace
* Noisy indoor fan motor
* Noisy outdoor compressor
* Odor coming from vents and registers
* Refrigerant leakage
* Register dripping water
* Short circuit
* Suction pressure low
* Thermostat broken
* Thermostat not operating
* Torn ducts
* Touchscreen thermostat blank
* Touchscreen thermostat says -ac
* Vent dripping water
* Zoned system not working

Most Common Wall Furnace Problems we Repair

  • Pilot won’t stay lit
  • Pilot is lit, but main burners don’t come on
  • Banging Noise
  • Burning Smell
  • Venting in the home and setting off the carbon monoxide alarm
  • Front of the furnace appears burnt
  • Popping or Ticking noise
  • Thermostat will not call for heat
  • Cracks in the heat exchanger or firebox
  • Fatigue in the heat exchanger

Most Common Floor Furnace Problems we Repair

  • Banging Noise
  • Burning smell
  • Cannot find the replacement parts. (We have them in stock)
  • Cracks in the heat exchanger or firebox
  • Not venting properly
  • Pilot won’t stay lit
  • Rusted out draft hood
  • Thermostat not calling for heat
  • Unit operates, but doesn’t heat the home up

Most Common Central Heating Furnace Problems we Repair

  • Blower door will not stay closed
  • Blower motor running all the time
  • Blown fuses
  • Carbon monoxide detector keep going off
  • Circuit board keeps blowing fuses, fuse
  • Crack in the heat exchanger
  • Cracks in the firebox
  • Dirty air filters
  • Dirty registers, grills, grill, walls
  • Draft motor will not start
  • Duct testing
  • Ducting falling apart
  • Ducts torn
  • Electric or Electronic Ignition or pilot control problems
  • Fan motor will not shut off
  • Flame starts, but the furnace then shuts down
  • Frequent cycling on and off
  • Furnace blowing cold air
  • Furnace blows out pilot light
  • Furnace fire
  • Furnace has a loud banging or explosion noise
  • Furnace is in lockout mode
  • Furnace is making a banging noise
  • Furnace runs, but cannot keep the house warm
  • Furnace smells bad
  • Furnace will not start or come on
  • Gas company said the furnace has cracks in the firebox and heat exchanger
  • Heater cycles on and off quickly
  • Heater does not come on
  • Heater does not ignite
  • I get a headache when the furnace turns on
  • Induced draft motor comes on, but main burners do not ignite
  • Lack of maintenance
  • Main Burner Flames are yellow
  • Malfunctioning thermostat
  • Mildew or mold in the furnace
  • My allergies get worse when the furnace turns on
  • Not enough airflow into one or more rooms
  • Pilot Flame is yellow
  • Plastic burning smell
  • Rattling noises
  • Smoke coming out the ducts
  • Smoke detector goes off when the furnace comes on
  • Soot buildup in the closet
  • Sparks coming from the motor
  • Squealing noise
  • The air coming out of the registers smelling like it is burning
  • The air coming out the ducts smells musty
  • The blower continuously runs
  • The CO monitor is going off
  • The furnace does not heat at all
  • The furnace does not heat enough
  • The furnace is too noisy
  • The furnace leaks when the AC is running
  • Thermostat does not maintain a steady temperature
  • Thermostat front is blank
  • Thermostat not working
  • Thermostat says -AC
  • Wear and tear

Yes, We Install Water Heaters

YOU’VE GOT 99 PROBLEMS AND A LEAKY WATER HEATER SHOULDN’T BE ONE OF THEM

Are You Ready for the Ban on Gas and Electric Water Heaters?

Electric Water Heater Ban

Under the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) national efficiency standards, electric storage tank water heaters with capacities over 35 gallons (including 50-gallon units) manufactured for sale in the U.S. will be required to use highly efficient heat pump technology after May 6, 2029.

Gas Water Heater Ban

California is phasing out the sale of gas-powered water heaters, effectively requiring zero-emission alternatives, such as heat pump water heaters, for new and replacement installations statewide by 2030. We don’t have an exact date because they are constantly trying to speed it up. The Bay Area ban takes place in January 2027. January 2026 was the scheduled date to ban gas water heaters in homes in LA, Riverside, San Bernardino, and Orange Counties, but this was delayed by the Trump Administration's threat of litigation.

Heat Pump Water Heaters are Not New

This is very old technology. Your refrigerator and freezer at home are heat pumps. It takes the heat out of the refrigerator and puts it into the home. A heat pump water heater typically extracts heat from the garage and transfers it to the water heater, resulting in about 500% efficiency compared to an electric heater (which is 100% efficient).

Heat Pump Water Heater and Pool Heater Installation

  • We Install all brands of Heat Pump Water Heater
  • We are licensed for Electrical, Plumbing, HVAC, and General Contracting
  • We can run the new dedicated electrical line, Cap the old gas lines
  • We can install an upgraded main panel if needed.
  • We can pull the required permits, or you can as an owner builder.
  • Our licensing and insurance give reassurance that you can receive the rebates.
  • For Rebates: https://forthepro.bradfordwhite.com/product-rebates-tax-credits/ Copy and Paste
  • No more gas water heaters in 2030. Upgrade now to prevent much higher prices then.

Whole House Fans Installed

  • We install all brands.
  • Rebate-ready ECM motors (Electronically Commutated Motor) are 30% more efficient than standard motors.
  • We are properly licensed
  • We add vents, a dormer, and/or a gable to your roof to allow the fan to work properly.
  • Wall controls, remote controls, single or multiple speeds.

Tankless Water Heater Installation

  • Tankless Water Heater Repair
  • Tankless Water Heater Replacement
  • Tankless Water Heater New Installation
  • Electric and Gas Tankless Water Heaters
  • Rheem, Takagi, Navien, Nortiz, Rinnai, EEmax, and more
  • Condensing and Non-Condensing Models
  • Water Treatment Systems, Decalcification
  • Maintenance

Freon Refrigerant Leak Repair

  • We work on all Freon. R22, R32, R134a, R410a, R417 (Hot Shot), R454b, R717 (Ammonia), RS44b, R407, R502, Puron, More.
  • We have the latest electronic leak detectors.
  • We install Freon Leak Sealers. Leak Stop.
  • We install refrigerant leak fluorescing dyes to locate tiny leaks.

Common Heat Pump Water Heater Questions:

• Is a Heat Pump Water Heater Cheaper to Operate? An ENERGY STAR-certified heat pump water heater is typically at least 3-5 times more efficient than standard electric and gas models. For a family of four, you can anticipate saving $100-$300 a year versus a comparable gas water heater and an estimated $550 a year versus electric only. Over the course of the water heater’s lifetime, that amounts to savings of $1500 to over $8000.
• Why must the stand be lowered? The Heat Pump portion of the heater is mounted on top of the tank (see the picture). We must have room to service the filter and top controls.
• Why must the room be at least 1000 cubic feet? Heat pumps pull heat from the surrounding air, and the air passing over the evaporator coil on top of the heater will be 2-4 degrees cooler than the ambient air. We must have enough heat energy in the room to heat the water. Some kits allow ducting to get the air from the attic or outside if the room isn’t large enough.
• Can the Heat Pump Water Heater be installed outside? No, it isn’t built to be weather-tight; perhaps more models in the future will be shaped like an outside air conditioner (condenser). There are a couple of foreign units on the market, but they will not have factory support, and getting parts in the event of a breakdown might not be possible.
• Why install a drain pan? The manufacturer states that a drain pan is required if any water damage could occur from a leak in the tank, therefore it is a code requirement.
• Why install a mixing valve? The water stored in the tank will be at least 130 degrees Fahrenheit, and this can cause burns; therefore, the State of California has mandated a mixing valve for safety with a 120 degree output.
• Why 65 gallons? It seems too large. The tank is larger because the recovery time is slower with the Heat Pump water heater versus a gas water heater.
• How long does a heat pump water heater last? Heat Pump water heaters are typically cited as lasting between 13-15 years.
• Why must an Expansion tank be installed? Because the new water meters that have been and are being installed contain a check valve to prevent reverse flow into the city main. This means that your hot water system is a closed-loop system, and when the water heats up, it will increase in pressure, which can cause problems. The expansion tank allows the water to expand into it rather than raise the pressure of the house water supply.
• Will it work during cold spells in the winter? Yes, it will work just fine. It doesn’t get cold enough here in Southern California to cause problems. We work on and install heat pumps for home and business heating all the time and have for decades.

(951) 335-9699

Floor Furnace Wall Furnace Repair and Installation

*Floor Furnace Rebuilding
*Floor Furnace Draft Hoods Remade
*Wall Furnace Rebuilding
*Wall Furnace Installation
*Direct Vent Wall Furnace Installation and Repair
*Powered Wall and Floor Furnace Rebuilding and Installation


We install climate control systems for indoor greenhouses, cannabis, marijuana, 420, bloom, veg, clone, cloning, clones, dry rooms, and grow rooms. We install heating systems for outdoor greenhouses, boiler systems, gas-fired overhead heaters, and more.

Licensed ( 794154 B, C10, C20, C36, C42), Insured with general liability insurance, workers compensation insurance, and commercial automotive coverage. All contractors are bonded. Free estimates for repairs apply to owner-occupied homes. Commercial and income-generating properties will have a small service fee that applies towards any work or repair that we do.

CALOSHA & OSHA compliance active cooling

  • Warehouse cooling – fans – evaporative coolers – spot air conditioning
  • Kitchen Cooling – evaporative coolers (makeup air) - air conditioning
  • Kitchen – exhaust hood repair - upgrade
  • Office Cooling – heat pumps, straight cooling- multi-stage units
  • Water coolers – fountains
  • Portable evaporative coolers
  • Exhaust fans up to 75,000 cfm per fan

(951) 335-9699

Free diagnostic is limited to 2nd Opinions and Owner-Occupied homes. Commercial businesses and income generating (rentals) are given free estimates on replacements and do incur a service fee on diagnostics.

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