When the furnace is done and the AC is not far behind, one matched system beats swapping half and hoping the rest holds. We are based right here in Pleasanton, so this is the shortest drive we make.
We install across Pleasanton, downtown Main Street, Ruby Hill, Stoneridge, and East Pleasanton 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.
Pleasanton is home, so we know the housing without a map: 1950s and 60s tracts on original systems, a few ductless Eichlers, and newer construction. Whole-system replacements and heat pump conversions are steady work here, and site visits are quick because the shop is already in town.
A heat pump covers heating and cooling on one electric system and stacks BayREN, PG and E, and BAAQMD rebates that a furnace plus AC does not. We map your eligibility on the quote, right beside a straight gas-and-AC swap, so you can weigh the two on paper.
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.
If both are old, usually yes. Matching them as a system gets sizing and efficiency right, and you pay for one install instead of two. We lay out both paths on the proposal.
For most homes here, yes. One system for heat and cooling, strong rebates, and it runs well in our mild winters. We quote a heat pump against a gas furnace plus AC so you see the real numbers. See heat pump installation.
Yes. We pull the permit, schedule the city inspection, and file the BayREN, PG and E, and BAAQMD rebate paperwork ourselves.
Then AC installation in Pleasanton is the right page. Whole-system replacement is for when heating and cooling are both due.
Also in Pleasanton: AC Repair, AC Installation, Heat Pump Installation, Furnace Installation.
