Castro Valley housing does not take one answer: hillside tract homes carry ducted systems, and the Eichlers here were never built for ducts. Either way we install the whole system, matched to the house.
We install across Castro Valley, Castro Village, the Lake Chabot area, Palomares Hills, and Five Canyons included: furnace, AC, heat pump, or mini-split. Every job gets a Manual J load calculation, a pulled permit, and a written proposal before a single part goes on order.
Castro Valley mixes mid-century hillside homes with Eichlers that have no duct space. An Eichler usually means a whole-home ductless system. The tract homes take a standard furnace and AC or a ducted heat pump. We install all three.
A heat pump or a multi-zone mini-split runs heating and cooling on one electric system and stacks BayREN, PG and E, and BAAQMD rebates. For an Eichler with no ducts, that is often the cleanest whole-home answer. We map the rebates on the quote.
You get a line-item proposal covering equipment, labor, permit, and disposal before anything is ordered. We pull the permit, handle the city inspection, and map any rebate you qualify for, so the price you approve is the price you pay.
A whole-home ductless mini-split system, which heats and cools room by room without duct space. See ductless mini-split.
If both are old, together is usually the smarter spend. We size them as a set and quote both paths.
Yes, permit, inspection, and rebate paperwork are all handled by us.
Also in Castro Valley: AC Repair, AC Installation, Heat Pump Installation, Furnace Installation.
