Citrus Heights is fifteen minutes down Sunrise Boulevard from our shop, and most of its homes were built in the 1960s and 1970s, which means a lot of them are on their last original-era air conditioner. New Amana systems with a free estimate and the rebates filed, plus repair and tune-ups, from a family team licensed since 2007. Call 916-675-1062.
Citrus Heights built out fast between the 1960s and the 1980s, along Greenback Lane, Auburn Boulevard and Antelope Road, and became its own city in 1997. The houses are mostly single-story ranches and split-levels from the same decade, so their equipment ages together. A neighborhood that got new air conditioners in 2005 is due again now, all at once.
That is why so many Citrus Heights homeowners are searching for AC installation this year. Our estimator, Kevin Barraclough, measures the house and the ducts, not just the old unit’s nameplate, and writes the price down with the rebate and financing figures. Repairs and tune-ups are the same as everywhere else we work: the part and the price before anything starts. Nearby, we also serve Carmichael and Fair Oaks, and every city we cover is on our service areas page.
The Sunrise Mall corner, Rusch Park, the Arcade Creek neighborhoods and Old Auburn Road are all within 15 to 20 minutes of the shop.
Every service has its own page with what is included and what is not. Mini-splits and water heaters are installation and replacement only; we do not take repair calls on them.
Not cooling, not starting, running all day
New Amana system, free estimate
No heat, short cycling, cold air
Sized to the house, free estimate
$14.49 a month, two tune-ups a year
Heats and cools, rebates handled
Whole system, indoor and outdoor
Install and replace only
373 Caldarella Cir, Roseville, to Citrus Heights is straight down Sunrise Boulevard, or I-80 to Antelope Road for the north side. Typical drive times from the shop:
Antelope Rd and Auburn Blvd
Sunrise Blvd and Greenback Ln
Old Auburn Rd and Rusch Park
Arcade Creek and Madison Ave
With systems from the early 2000s, this comes up on half our visits here. We give you the math on paper.
Tell Jenn the system type, what it is doing and your cross streets in Citrus Heights.
Repair, tune-up or free estimate. You get a window, not a whole day.
The technician shows you what he found and the price before any work is approved.
Approved work is completed, the system is run through a full check, and the area is cleaned up.
It depends on tonnage, efficiency and whether the ducts need work. We do not quote by phone because a wrong size costs you every month. The estimate is free, in writing, with rebate and financing figures.
Yes. The City of Citrus Heights issues the mechanical permit for an AC or furnace change-out and inspects the work. We file it.
How many days a replacement takes depends on whether the attic air handler or the ducts are also being replaced, and we say so on the estimate.
Yes, every day in summer. Not cooling, not starting, iced up, running all day: book a repair visit and the technician shows you the part and the price.
No. Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Call 916-675-1062 and tell us what the system is doing.
Replaced our old system with a heat pump. The house is more even and we are now saving money every month.
Most Citrus Heights homes are 1960s to 1980s single-story ranches, and many are on their first replacement system from the early 2000s, some still running R-22. When the compressor or the indoor coil has failed, or the system is R-22, we price a matched Amana system beside the repair. The estimate is free and starts with a load calculation, a duct inspection and a static pressure test. Our Citrus Heights AC installation page covers the estimate visit, Title 24 duct testing, install day and SMUD rebates.
A spring cooling tune-up catches the dirty coil, the weak capacitor and the clogged condensate line before the first 100-degree week. The maintenance plan is $14.49 a month per system and includes a spring cooling tune-up and a fall heating tune-up with written findings. What each visit covers is on our AC and heating maintenance page.
No heat, a furnace that lights and shuts off, a blower that will not start: in Citrus Heights it is usually an igniter, a flame sensor, an inducer motor or a control board, and the technician names the part before touching anything. We do not light a furnace with a suspected gas leak or a cracked heat exchanger. Details are on our furnace and heating repair page.
We install and replace tank and tankless water heaters in Citrus Heights, set on a pan with seismic straps and an expansion tank, with the permit filed. We do not do water heater service calls or repairs; a leaking tank is replaced, not patched. See water heater installation and replacement and tankless water heater installation.
Bronco offers 10% off for Military Members. Mention it when you call.
Call 916-675-1062, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Tell Jenn your cross streets in Citrus Heights and what the system is doing.
Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm · 373 Caldarella Cir, Roseville, CA 95678 · CSLB 900045