// Heating And Cooling In Rio Linda

HVAC Repair and Installation in Rio Linda, CA

Rio Linda and Elverta are ranch houses on half-acre and one-acre lots, most built between the 1950s and 1970s, a lot of them on well water with the original ductwork still in the attic. The system is usually one unit for the whole house, working hard. We are about 20 minutes away in Roseville. AC repair, furnace repair, Amana installation and heat pumps with SMUD rebates, Monday to Friday, from a family team licensed since 2007.

Amana outdoor HVAC units installed by Bronco Plumbing, Heating & Air
// Rio Linda Homes

Ranch Houses, Big Lots, Old Ducts In A Hot Attic

Rio Linda grew up along Rio Linda Boulevard, Elkhorn Boulevard, Dry Creek Road and the M Street corridor as a semi-rural community, and most of the housing is single-story ranch built from the 1950s through the 1970s, with newer homes scattered in on subdivided lots and a fair number of manufactured homes. Many houses have had two or three systems over their life, but the ducts in the attic are often original: undersized, leaky at the joints, and sitting in 130-degree air all summer.

That is why a Rio Linda house can have a two-year-old condenser and still not cool. We look at the ducts on every repair visit, because that is where the problem often is.

Rio Linda summers match Roseville’s: 70 or more days at or above 90, and the open lots give no shade. A 2008 system on Rio Linda Boulevard is at the age where capacitors, fan motors and contactors go. Those are repairs, and we carry them on the truck. On the water side, well water is hard, which matters if you are considering a tankless water heater; we tell you up front what that means for the install. Nearby, we also serve Sacramento, and every city we cover is on our service areas page.

Owner Phillip Olmstead, his son Maxwell and installer Kevin Shpyrka run the Rio Linda and Elverta calls. Jenn Fiechter books them from Roseville, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.

Amana outdoor air conditioning condenser on a pad beside a stucco wall
// Getting To You

From Our Roseville Shop To Your Rio Linda Road

373 Caldarella Cir, Roseville, to Rio Linda is Baseline Road west to Watt Avenue or Elkhorn Boulevard, or Interstate 80 to Antelope Road. Typical drive times from the shop:

18
MIN

Elkhorn Blvd and Rio Linda Blvd

20
MIN

M St and Dry Creek Rd

22
MIN

Elverta Rd and 16th St

24
MIN

West 6th St and Q St

// Ranch House Symptoms

What Goes Wrong In Rio Linda Homes

If one of these sounds like your house, book a repair visit.

Horizontal air handler installed in an attic by Bronco
// Scheduling In Rio Linda

How A Rio Linda Visit Works

Step 1

Call or send the form

Tell Jenn the system type, what it is doing and your cross streets in Rio Linda or Elverta.

Step 2

We book the right visit

Repair, tune-up or free estimate. You get a window, not a whole day.

Step 3

You see the findings first

The technician shows you what he found and the price before any work is approved.

Step 4

Work done and tested

Approved work is completed, the system is run through a full check, and the area is cleaned up.

Maxwell Olmstead, Bronco Plumbing, Heating & Air
// Rio Linda HVAC Answers

Rio Linda HVAC Questions

How fast can you get to Rio Linda?

Most of Rio Linda and Elverta is 18 to 24 minutes from the shop. Call before noon and most repair visits are booked for the same or the next business day, Monday to Friday.

Yes. Rio Linda is SMUD territory, and SMUD currently pays $3,000 toward a gas-furnace-to-variable-speed-heat-pump conversion, plus up to $2,000 toward a panel upgrade if the house needs one. We size the system, pull the permit, schedule the HERS test and handle the rebate paperwork.

Yes. Rio Linda is unincorporated, so Sacramento County issues the mechanical permit for an AC or furnace change-out and the job needs a HERS duct and refrigerant test. We file the permit and schedule the rater.

Yes. The plan is $14.49 a month per system, with a spring and a fall visit. On older Rio Linda ductwork the fall visit is when we usually find the leaks before winter.

No. Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Leave a message after hours and Jenn calls back first thing in the morning with the first available window.

Kevin Barraclough, Bronco Plumbing, Heating & Air
★★★★★

Replaced our old system with a heat pump. The house is more even and we are now saving money every month.

Andrew S, Google review

Bronco offers 10% off for Military Members. Mention it when you call.

Rio Linda AC Not Keeping Up? Call Before Noon For The Next Window.

Call 916-675-1062, Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Tell Jenn your cross streets in Rio Linda and what the system is doing.

Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm · 373 Caldarella Cir, Roseville, CA 95678 · CSLB 900045