Which HVAC systems do we repair?
Central air conditioners
Not cooling, warm air, frozen coils, water leaks and noisy outdoor units. See AC repair.
Gas furnaces and wall heaters
No heat, ignition faults, blower and limit switch failures. See furnace repair.
Heat pumps
Stuck in one mode, icing, defrost and reversing valve problems. See heat pump repair.
Ductless mini splits
Indoor heads that drip, blink error codes or stop heating or cooling.
Thermostats and zoning
Smart thermostats that lost their wiring, zone boards and dampers that leave one floor hot or cold.
Packaged and rooftop units
Combined heating and cooling units on roofs and slabs, common on apartments and small commercial buildings.

Signs you need HVAC repair
- The system runs but the house does not reach the set temperature.
- Some rooms are much hotter or colder than others.
- New noises: grinding, squealing, banging at start-up, or a buzzing outdoor unit that never starts.
- A burning or musty smell from the vents beyond the first few minutes of the season.
- The breaker trips, or the system turns on and off every few minutes.
- Electric or gas bills rising while your use stays the same.
Catching these early can mean a smaller repair, since a struggling part can take another part with it when it fails.
HVAC maintenance and AC tune-ups
Many breakdowns trace back to dirt and wear that a yearly visit can catch. A tune-up before summer covers the cooling side: outdoor coil cleaning, capacitor and contactor tests, refrigerant pressures, condensate drain and filter. A fall visit covers heating: burner and flame sensor, ignition, heat exchanger inspection, blower and safety switches. A system that runs as many hours as one in the San Fernando Valley benefits from both.

Emergency HVAC repair in Los Angeles
We offer 24/7 emergency service for a system that fails in a heat wave or on a cold night. If you smell gas, leave the house and call the gas company first; for a carbon monoxide alarm, get everyone outside and call 911. For any other heating or cooling breakdown, our 24/7 emergency service is available.
What affects the cost of HVAC repair?
We quote after diagnosis and before work, with no hidden fees. The price depends on the failed part, the refrigerant type if a leak is involved, access to the equipment (attic, roof, crawl space) and whether the call is after hours. On older systems we price repair and replacement side by side; see AC installation and heating installation.

What customers say
"Sam is the man. He is incredible at virtual troubleshooting. He's also willing to help as long as needed until he gets to the root of the problem."
"Sam was very responsive and the tech that came out Val was very courteous, Thorough and efficient."
"Their technicians are always thorough and attentive, catching potential issues before they become major problems."
HVAC repair questions
Do you repair both heating and air conditioning?
Yes. We repair furnaces, heat pumps, central air, ductless systems, packaged units and thermostats, so one call covers the whole system.
How often should an HVAC system be serviced?
Once a year at minimum; twice a year (cooling in spring, heating in fall) for systems that run long hours, which is most of them in the San Fernando Valley.
Do you service commercial HVAC?
Yes, we handle residential and commercial repairs, including packaged rooftop units.
