Air Conditioning Installation & Replacement
Plan cooling that fits your home, ductwork, and everyday comfort.
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Installation & replacement · Pleasanton & Tri-Valley
Heat pump installation.Comfort designed for your home.
Replace an aging AC, convert your furnace to a heat pump, or add comfort to one room. Compare heating, cooling and hot water options for your Pleasanton or Tri-Valley home.
- CA LIC# 1160746
- Heat pump installation · Tri-Valley, CA
Systems worth knowing
Explore the brands behind better comfort.
Start with your project
Install, replace, upgrade.
From replacing an aging system to planning an all-electric home, find the right starting point.
Furnace & AC to Heat Pump
Compare a complete electric heating and cooling upgrade, including ducts and electrical needs.
Plan a heat pump conversion
Ductless Mini-Split Installation
Explore independent comfort for additions, ADUs and rooms without usable ducts.
Plan room-by-room comfort
Heat Pump Water Heater Installation
Bring heat pump efficiency to everyday hot water.
Explore water heatingFind your system
One home. More possibilities.
Compare equipment, explore inverter technology, and get to know Harvest and Quilt.
Heating + cooling
Heat Pumps
An electric system that moves heat to keep your home comfortable through the seasons.
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Variable-capacity technology
Inverter Heat Pumps
A compressor that adjusts its output as your home’s heating and cooling needs change.
Explore inverter technologyRoom-by-room comfort
Ductless Mini-Splits
Bring heating and cooling directly to individual rooms, without extending ductwork.
Explore ductless systemsEveryday hot water
Heat Pump Water Heaters
Use warmth from the surrounding air to heat stored water for your home.
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Heat + hot water + storage
Harvest
An integrated approach that stores heat in water for use throughout the day.
Meet Harvest
A different kind of ductless
Quilt
A branded ductless heat pump with room-level controls and a considered indoor design.
Meet QuiltVariable-capacity technology
Comfort that adjusts with you.
Inverter technology lets a heat pump vary its compressor speed as demand changes. It’s a way a system works—and can be part of both ducted and ductless installations.
- Output that responds to the space
- Options for ducted and ductless homes
- Sizing and installation still matter
Heat + hot water + storage
Today’s energy. Comfort for later.
Harvest connects space heating and hot water with thermal storage. Its controller coordinates a heat pump and water tank, while cooling is provided by compatible air-conditioning equipment.
- Heat stored in water
- Integrated heating and hot water
- Designed as a complete home system
A different kind of ductless
Every room, on your terms.
Quilt is a ductless heat pump designed around individual rooms. Its indoor units, Dial, and app bring temperature control into the spaces you use every day.
- Room-level temperature control
- A compact indoor unit
- A branded ductless option
For your building
A considered approach to commercial comfort.
Tell us about your building, existing equipment, and project goals. We’ll discuss the scope and confirm whether your project is a fit.
Discuss a Commercial Project ↗Designed around your home
The right system starts with the right questions.
Room layout, existing ductwork, electrical capacity, and your comfort priorities all shape the recommendation.
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Tell us about your project
Share your location, existing system, and the rooms you would like to improve.
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Understand the options
Review sizing, equipment placement, electrical needs, and the proposed installation scope.
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Plan the installation
Confirm equipment, access, permits, and scheduling before work begins.
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Get to know your system
Review controls, filter care, and the commissioning checks for your new equipment.
Care for the system you have
Need help with an existing system?
Uneven temperatures, unusual noises, or a system that won’t start? Begin with the symptoms and compare the next steps.
Repair and maintenance information →Plan your investment
Make room for a smarter upgrade.
Incentives depend on your location, equipment, and current program rules. Explore the official resources and ask about financing availability when you request an estimate.
Closer to home
Serving Pleasanton and the Tri-Valley.
Plan installation and replacement in Pleasanton, Livermore, Dublin, San Ramon and Danville. For other listed communities, ask us to confirm coverage and project fit.
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Before you begin
A few good questions.
Can a heat pump both heat and cool my home?
Yes. A reversible heat pump moves heat out of your home in cooling mode and brings heat indoors in heating mode. The right equipment depends on your home’s heating and cooling loads.
Do I need to replace my ductwork?
Not always. Existing ducts need to be checked for size, condition, leakage, and airflow. A ducted system may use suitable existing ducts; a ductless system serves rooms through indoor units.
What is the difference between inverter, ductless, and Quilt?
Inverter describes compressor control. Ductless describes how conditioned air reaches a room. Quilt is a brand of ductless heat pump. These terms can describe different aspects of the same system.
What should I include in an estimate request?
Tell us your city, the system you have now, the rooms you want to improve, and your preferred timeline. Photos and model details can help with the next conversation.
Your next chapter in comfort
Plan your installation estimate.
Tell us what you want to change. We’ll help you take the next step toward electric comfort.