
AC Repair
Warm air, won't start, ice on the line. Common parts ride on the truck; most repairs are done the same afternoon.
$89 diagnostic · most repairs $180–$540Book a 2-hour window
Family owned in Ontario since 1988. Six trucks. A real person answers 6:30am to 9pm, seven days — and after that, a real person reads your text at 6:30am.


His son Marco runs the shop now — 6 trucks, the same yard on Vineyard, and a lot of the same customers. Rudy still comes by on Saturdays to tell everybody they’re doing it wrong. Every tech is background-checked, drug-tested, uniformed, and carries photo ID.

Warm air, won't start, ice on the line. Common parts ride on the truck; most repairs are done the same afternoon.
$89 diagnostic · most repairs $180–$540Book a 2-hour window
Furnaces, heat pumps and the December call when it won't light. Same $89, same written price before anything comes apart.
$89 diagnostic · $0 overtime, everBook a 2-hour window
21 points, pressures on paper, capacitor tested, coil rinsed. The cheapest hour you'll spend on the house all year.
$79 this season · reg. $129Book the tune-up
Only when it's really done — we repair before we replace. Permit pulled, HERS test scheduled, CF-3R certificate in your hand.
From $189/mo · 0% for 18 monthsSee the numbers
Dated from today · 6 trucks · every changeout carries its permit number
We don’t do free diagnostics. A free look is how a company gets in your door and sells you a system you don’t need. We charge $89, we tell you the truth, and we take the $89 off if you have us do the work.
$89/one visit
9 of 10 repairs land $180–$540
$19/per month
per month · cancel any time
$189/per month
SCE heat-pump rebate + 25C credit — we file it
If your system has good years left in it, we fix it and go. If it genuinely needs replacing, we’ll show you the photos and the numbers, and you’re welcome to get two more bids — we’ll still be here.
Every changeout in California legally needs a mechanical permit and a Title 24 HERS test. You get the CF-3R certificate for your file — the one the buyer’s agent asks for.
Not one person in this shop makes an extra dollar by telling you something is dead. That’s the whole reason to believe the rest of this page.

We would rather lose the call than take $89 off you for a dead thermostat battery. Run these first — it takes about ten minutes and there’s a decent chance you don’t need us at all.
Find the AC breaker in your panel and the outdoor disconnect box by the condenser. A tripped breaker often doesn't look tripped — push it fully off, then back on. If it trips again straight away, stop and call us. That's a short, and it's ours to find.
A filter packed solid starves the system, freezes the coil, and looks exactly like a dead air conditioner. If daylight won't pass through it, replace it, then leave the system off with the fan running for two hours to thaw.
A blank or frozen thermostat is usually two AA batteries, not a failed system. Also check it's on COOL and set at least three degrees below the room temperature — a thermostat set at 78 in a 76 degree house is behaving correctly by doing nothing.
If there's frost on the copper line or the coil, switch the system to OFF and the fan to ON, and give it a couple of hours to melt. Running it while it's frozen is how a repair turns into a compressor.
IF IT'S STILL DEAD AFTER THESE, IT'S ONE OF OURS. THE $89 COVERS FINDING OUT EXACTLY WHAT.
Our technicians are not paid commission. Nobody in this shop makes an extra dollar by telling you something is dead.

Owner · 2nd generation
Still runs calls. Answers the phone on Sundays himself.

Lead technician
Runs the Fontana and Rialto side. Fastest diagnosis in the shop.

Technician · se habla español
Bilingual, patient, and the one who explains it to your mom.

Install technician
Changeouts and duct work. Pulls the permit himself.
You get a text with your tech’s photo, first name and license number before he heads over · Se habla español — Danny o Marco, (909) 555-0177
We stay inside the 60 and the 15 so we can actually get there the same day. Type your ZIP and we’ll tell you straight — we never guess your location.
18 cities · we never guess your location



Two-hour windows, never a four-hour maybe. Your phone number first, so if you stop halfway we can still call you back.
6 DAYS AGO“Our AC quit Saturday at five. Elena picked up on the second ring and Ramon was here by 7:40 with the part on his truck. $312 out the door — exactly the number he gave me before he started.”See all 312 on Google
12 DAYS AGO“Marco talked me out of a new system. Said the coil had four more summers in it, fixed the capacitor for $268, and left. Anybody else would have sold me twelve grand.”See all 312 on Google
19 DAYS AGO“Danny explained the whole thing to my mom in Spanish, put on shoe covers, and vacuumed up the old insulation. They pulled the permit too. That's the second unit they've done for our family.”See all 312 on Google

$89. That covers a full diagnosis, and we take it off the bill if you have us do the repair. No trip charge, no fuel surcharge, no “service fee” added at the end.
No. There is no overtime charge on any job, any hour, any day of the year. If your AC dies at 8pm on a Saturday in August, it costs the same as Tuesday morning.
Most days, the same afternoon. If you call before noon we can usually give you a 2-hour window that day; if you call in the evening you're on the first board in the morning. Whatever we tell you on the phone is the truth — we'd rather say Thursday than say today and not show.
Yes, on every changeout, and we schedule the Title 24 HERS test. You get the CF-3R certificate for your file. It's the law in California and it's the document that matters when you sell the house.
10 years on labor, 12 years on parts, and lifetime workmanship on anything we install. In writing, on the invoice, with the model and serial number on it.
Only if you do. We repair before we replace, and our technicians are not paid commission — nobody here earns more by condemning your unit. If it really is done, you get photos, a number, and the freedom to go get two more bids.