HVAC Installation & Replacement | Arcadia CA

As your general contractor, we coordinate licensed HVAC techs so you have one point of contact from permit to completion. Whether it's a system replacement, ductwork for a room addition, or HVAC rough-in on a full remodel -- we manage the schedule, the permits, and the inspection.

What We Handle

Furnace replacement and installation (attic, closet, and ground-level units)
Central AC installation and condenser replacement
Attic HVAC unit installation and repositioning
Ductwork installation and modification for additions and remodels
Mini-split installation (ductless systems)
HVAC rough-in during new construction and room additions

HVAC as Part of a Remodel

One of the most common mistakes homeowners make during a remodel is treating HVAC as an afterthought. Moving walls, adding square footage, or converting a garage all affect your airflow and load calculations. We plan HVAC into the scope from day one so you're not retrofitting ductwork after the drywall is up.

We work across Arcadia, Pasadena, Monrovia, Temple City, San Marino, and the broader San Gabriel Valley. All HVAC work is pulled with the appropriate permits and inspected by the local building department.

Need HVAC work done?

Call us at (626) 244-6104 or send a message and we'll get back to you same day.

Common Questions

Do I need a permit to replace my furnace or AC? +

In most SGV cities, yes — furnace and AC replacements require a mechanical permit. We handle all permitting so the work is done correctly and your home sale isn't held up by unpermitted equipment down the road.

Can you handle HVAC as part of a kitchen or bathroom remodel? +

Yes. We coordinate HVAC with every trade on the job. If your remodel affects airflow, room layout, or requires new ductwork, we plan it into the scope from the start.

Do you install mini-splits? +

Yes — ductless mini-split systems are a great option for room additions, garage conversions, and ADUs where running ductwork isn't practical. We handle the full install including the electrical and line-set routing.