How quickly can I schedule HVAC service in San Francisco?
We provide scheduled HVAC service throughout San Francisco. Contact us to request the next available appointment window for your neighborhood and system needs.
Do you repair HVAC systems in older San Francisco Victorian homes?
Yes. San Francisco's Victorian and Edwardian homes can present challenges such as tight attic and crawlspace access, limited ductwork routes, and preservation constraints. An on-site assessment helps determine practical equipment placement and routing.
What HVAC brands do you service in San Francisco?
We assess common central AC, furnace, heat-pump, and ductless systems. For installations, we recommend equipment from the approved brands listed on each service page so the system fits the home's layout and project requirements.
How much does AC repair cost in San Francisco?
AC repair pricing includes a $79 diagnostic fee, waived with repair. Typical component ranges are $250–$350 for a capacitor or contactor replacement, $500–$1,000 for a refrigerant recharge or blower motor, and $400–$800 for a control board. We provide a written estimate after diagnosis.
Why do so many San Francisco homes use mini split systems?
San Francisco's pre-war housing stock — the row houses, Edwardian flats, and Victorian Painted Ladies built before World War II — was constructed before forced-air systems existed. Most lack the wall cavities and chase space needed for traditional ductwork. Ductless mini split systems are an ideal retrofit solution: they deliver zoned heating and cooling without any duct installation and are extremely energy-efficient. They're especially popular in Noe Valley, the Richmond, Cole Valley, and the Inner Sunset.
Do you repair heating and cooling in the same visit?
The recommended scope depends on the diagnosis, parts availability, and system condition. After the assessment, we explain the repair options and the timing needed for your specific system.
Do you work on heat pumps and mini split systems?
Yes. Heat-pump and mini-split options are covered on our heat-pump and mini-split pages, including the ducted or ductless considerations that matter in San Francisco homes.
Which San Francisco neighborhoods do you serve?
We serve San Francisco neighborhoods including the Mission District, Castro, Noe Valley, Sunset District, Richmond District, SoMa, Pacific Heights, Marina District, Hayes Valley, Bernal Heights, Potrero Hill, Glen Park, West Portal, Forest Hill, Excelsior, Bayview, Haight-Ashbury, Cole Valley, and Duboce Triangle.