Most of Concord went up between the 1950s and the 70s, and a lot of that housing is on its last system. We are 30 to 35 minutes up 680, and the replacement is a routine we have down cold: load calc, written proposal, permit, install, inspection.
We install across Concord, the Todos Santos Plaza area, Ygnacio Valley, and Clayton Valley included. Every job gets a Manual J load calculation, a pulled permit, and a written line item proposal before a single part goes on order.
Concord keeps us busy with full system replacements, original tract equipment finally giving out after decades of service. It is steady, familiar work, and we run it from the Todos Santos core through Ygnacio Valley and Clayton Valley, with the ducts checked on the same site visit.
Concord sits inland in the Diablo Valley, so July and August afternoons hold in the high 80s and push past that in a heat wave. We size to that reality with a Manual J on every install, which is how an older tract home ends up with correct, efficient tonnage instead of a rounded up guess.
You get a line-item proposal covering equipment, labor, permit, and disposal before anything is ordered. We pull the permit and handle the city inspection, so the price you approve is the price you pay.
Yes. Both are included. We pull the permit with the city of Concord and book the inspection once the install wraps.
We check them on the site visit. Often they are fine once sealed, sometimes a run has to be replaced. Either way it goes into the written proposal before work starts, not onto a change order after.
Most replacements finish in a day. Duct or electrical work adds time, and the proposal says how much before we start, not after.
If it has life left, start with AC repair in Concord. We only push replacement when another repair stops making sense.
Also in Concord: AC Repair, HVAC Installation, Heat Pump Installation, Furnace Installation.
