Performing Air Conditioning Repair Sacramento / Greater  Area

95% of required maintenance for Air Conditioners and Furnaces is changing the air filter on a regular basis and spraying off the A/C condensing coil with water once a year. However with rental properties this is disproportionately neglected compared to owner occupied properties. With rental properties the owner thinks the tenant is supposed to change the air filter and vice versa. And guess what, no one ends up changing the air filter. Or better yet the tenant removes the

So it's time to get a new heating and air conditioning unit. Before making that move check out my page on getting a second opinion. Ok so you're still set on getting a new HVAC unit and you’re not sure where to start. Let me give you my two cents. More important than the brand or efficiency of the equipment is the quality of the install. The second most important decision to make is what is going to be the efficiency of the equipment. Below is a list of what to consider w

I enjoy being in the field, meeting new people, and overcoming challenges in diagnosing systems. If I hire people that puts me in the office more and in a managerial position…. Sorry not for me. I like to get my hands dirty. Here are a handful of reasons I prefer to work by myself and not have employees. Liabilities Having Employees- An employee might get in a car accident, hurt himself, or cause damage to a customer's equipment. All liability concerns go up by hiring someon

At least a few times a week I get a call asking about duct cleaning and if I recommend it. There are some exceptions but overall my answer is Heck NO! Why, you might ask? Well let me share with you a little story. I used to work for a company years ago and they did duct cleaning. So I asked the employees who did the duct cleaning if I could borrow the equipment when they weren’t using it. What they told me was surprising, they told me not to bother. They said it wasn't worth