Cool your home for less

Yes. Central Valley winters are mild enough that modern variable-speed heat pumps handle heating efficiently without needing backup electric-resistance heat. They’re an excellent fit for our climate and dramatically out-perform older AC + furnace combos.

A modern high-SEER heat pump replacing a 10+ year old AC and furnace typically cuts cooling costs by 30–50%. Pair that with solar and your hottest-month bill can drop by 80%+.

Usually yes, if it’s in good shape and properly sized. We inspect ducts (looking for leaks, undersizing, and insulation) during the assessment and only recommend replacement or sealing when it’s needed for performance and warranty validity.

Federal IRA tax credits (up to $2,000 for qualifying heat pumps), California TECH Clean California heat-pump rebates, and utility-specific rebates from PG&E and SCE may all apply. We calculate what you qualify for and help file the paperwork.

Most residential heat pump or AC replacements are completed in 1–2 days. Full system swaps with new ductwork can take 3–5 days. We schedule installs to minimize downtime — especially important during summer heat.

We perform a Manual J load calculation — not a ‘rule of thumb’ — so the system is sized to your actual home. Oversized systems short-cycle, waste energy, and dehumidify poorly. We never oversize to make a sale.

Most modern smart thermostats (Nest, Ecobee, Honeywell) work with heat pumps, but heat pumps need slightly different wiring than a traditional furnace. We swap or rewire the thermostat as part of the install if needed.

We install new systems and offer maintenance service plans for ongoing tune-ups, filter changes, refrigerant checks, and warranty repairs on systems we install.

For most California homes, a heat pump wins on long-term cost, especially when paired with solar. Gas prices keep climbing, electricity rates are predictable when you produce your own, and California is steadily moving away from gas in new construction.