AC and heating tips, maintenance guides, and answers to the questions homeowners ask us most. Written by our experienced HVAC technicians.
Getting the tonnage right comes from a full room by room calculation, not a square footage guess. Here is how we size a new AC system for Culver City's mix of bungalows, condos, and newer construction.
Read MoreShort cycling, one hot bedroom, ice on the lines within the first year. These usually trace back to how the system was installed, not a broken part. Here is what a bad AC install actually looks like.
Read MoreCorrectly sized equipment still underperforms if the ductwork was never designed to carry it. Here are the duct design rules we follow on every new AC install across Culver City's older homes.
Read MoreA furnace or heat pump has to be sized for how the house loses heat and placed where it can vent, service, and run safely. Here is how we size and place new heating equipment in Culver City homes.
Read MoreA refrigerant leak almost always traces back to how the line set was installed. Nitrogen purging, a proper vacuum, and charging by weight are what separate a correct install from one that leaks within a year.
Read MoreBefore equipment gets chosen, we decide whether a Palms or West Los Angeles condo gets a ducted system or a ductless mini split. Here is how that decision actually gets made.
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