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An American Standard packaged system mounted on a rooftop curb, with a connected gas line and protective walkways around the equipment. This installation shows a rooftop approach to heating and cooling.
View projectReplaced an existing HVAC system with a Bosch 4-ton inverter packaged heat pump and added upstairs/downstairs zoning. The Concord homeowner found Galaxy through a rebate website and wanted heat pump heating and cooling with separate temperature controls for each floor.
Completed January 19, 2024
View projectInstalled an American Standard 5-ton rooftop packaged heat pump with a curb adapter at an Oakland property. The project began with a service request involving two existing units: one would not turn on, and the other had a reported leak.
Completed May 15, 2026
View projectReplaced a rooftop heating and air conditioning unit estimated to be more than 20 years old with an American Standard 8.5-ton gas/electric packaged system. The new installation included an economizer for outdoor-air cooling when conditions allow.
Completed June 17, 2026
View projectReplaced two aging R-22 packaged HVAC units serving an Oakland office property with two Rheem 5-ton units with economizers. The project followed a no-airflow complaint and diagnostic findings involving a failed control board, a suspected blower motor failure, and uncertain compressor condition.
Completed August 12, 2026
View projectReplaced two aging, single-stage gas furnaces with Carrier Performance 80% AFUE two-stage furnaces featuring variable-speed blowers. The installation upgraded heating controls and airflow while retaining the property’s gas-fired central heating.
Completed January 17, 2026
View projectReplaced a nine-year-old air conditioner and 23-year-old furnace with an American Standard 4-ton inverter heat pump and an 80% AFUE two-stage gas furnace. The new dual-fuel system combines electric heating and cooling with the option of gas heat.
Completed June 25, 2026
View projectUpgraded a 2,300-square-foot ranch-style home with an American Standard 4-ton inverter heat pump and matching horizontal evaporator coil. The project included a Nest WiFi thermostat, enlarged return filter grille, new refrigerant line set, and electrical and attic installation improvements.
Completed July 23, 2026
View projectReplaced an existing 12 SEER air conditioner and variable-speed furnace with an American Standard 16 SEER2 side-discharge inverter AC and an 80% AFUE two-stage, variable-speed gas furnace for an approximately 1,100-square-foot home in Concord.
Completed July 10, 2026
View projectReplaced a 19-year-old gas furnace and 5-ton AC system with a Mitsubishi SUZ-AK48NL heat pump and SVZ-AP48NL air handler. Installation included a new refrigerant line set, MHK2 thermostat, kumo cloud connectivity, and extended 12-year labor coverage alongside the manufacturer’s 12-year parts warrant
Completed April 14, 2026
View projectLennox Merit gas furnace installed for a 1,027 sq. ft. home in San Ramon.
Completed December 11, 2024
View projectAmerican Standard 3-ton air conditioner and two-stage gas furnace installed to replace a 27-year-old HVAC system in San Ramon.
View projectMitsubishi single-zone mini-split outdoor unit installed for a home in Concord.
View projectMitsubishi SMART MULTI heat pump outdoor unit installed for a home in San Mateo.
View projectAmerican Standard outdoor air conditioner installed for a home in Danville.
View projectMitsubishi heat pump outdoor unit installed on a commercial rooftop in Burlingame.
View projectReplaced aging HVAC system with 5 ton 17 seer2 multi-speed inverted air conditioner and 96% AFUE furnace
Completed August 17, 2026
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A compact Carrier heat pump positioned beside the home on an equipment pad, with a nearby wall-mounted electrical disconnect. The side-discharge design offers a lower-profile alternative to a traditional top-discharge unit.
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Two Carrier heat pumps set on individual equipment pads alongside a landscaped yard. The photo shows the equipment placement and insulated refrigerant connections for a two-unit installation.
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A Rheem air handler fitted into a utility closet, with foil-faced duct insulation and an air-treatment device mounted above the equipment. The front-facing layout keeps the service panels accessible from the doorway.
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A Carrier furnace and indoor coil arranged vertically in an existing utility closet. Insulated ductwork above the cabinet connects the equipment to the home’s air-distribution system.
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A Carrier gas furnace installed in a compact closet, with metal venting above and a gas connection beside the cabinet. This close-up highlights the indoor heating equipment and its service connections.
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A wall-mounted mini-split indoor unit positioned high above a window during a room renovation. Its placement leaves the floor area open while delivering conditioned air directly into the room.
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A close-up of a wall-mounted ductless indoor unit, showing its compact cabinet and air outlet. This style of installation provides room-level comfort without a floor-standing indoor appliance.
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A Mitsubishi Electric dual-fan outdoor unit positioned beside the home’s blue siding, with refrigerant piping routed along the wall. The installation keeps the outdoor equipment close to the building.
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A ductless indoor unit mounted near the ceiling, leaving the wall and floor space below available for everyday use. The photo shows how a compact indoor unit fits into an existing room.
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A horizontal furnace installation in an attic, with insulated duct connections and a platform alongside the equipment. This arrangement makes use of attic space for the home’s central heating system.
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A vertical furnace installed beside a tank water heater in a shared utility area. Foil-wrapped duct connections route air above and alongside the equipment while preserving access to the front cabinet.
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An American Standard outdoor air conditioner placed on an equipment pad beside the home. A wall-mounted electrical disconnect sits nearby, with the unit positioned along the side of the building.
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A vertical furnace installed in a garage utility area, with metal venting overhead and insulated ductwork beside the cabinet. The photo shows the indoor equipment and its connections within the existing space.
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An indoor furnace installed beneath the home’s ductwork, with the front cabinet left accessible for service. This view highlights how the heating equipment fits into the available utility space.
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A wall-mounted mini-split integrated into a finished room, above the window and beside a dark accent wall. The compact indoor unit provides a room-level comfort option without taking up floor space.
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A vertical air handler positioned on a raised platform, with insulated ductwork above the cabinet. The installation photo shows the indoor equipment layout and accessible front service panels.
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A horizontal furnace fitted into a low-clearance crawlspace with insulated duct connections on either side. The equipment placement uses the available underfloor space for the central heating system.
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A compact Mitsubishi Electric outdoor unit set on an equipment pad beside the house. A covered line-set route follows the exterior wall, keeping the visible piping grouped together.
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A Mitsubishi Electric dual-fan heat pump installed alongside the home on an equipment pad. The photo shows the tall outdoor cabinet, nearby disconnect, and wall-routed connections.
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A Mitsubishi SMART MULTI dual-fan condenser set on a level pad with a wall-mounted disconnect, providing efficient zoned heating and cooling for multiple rooms in this San Jose home.
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A Carrier heat pump installed on a new equipment pad beside the garage of this Union City home, giving the homeowner all-electric heating and cooling from a single system.
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A space-saving Daikin heat pump tucked neatly into a narrow side yard — a practical setup for Livermore homes, ready for the area’s hot summers and cool winters.
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A 30,000 BTU Mitsubishi heat pump installed for a San Francisco home — quiet, efficient, all-electric comfort that suits the city’s mild, foggy climate.
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A Mitsubishi heat pump installed on the roof of a San Francisco home — a practical solution where ground-level space is limited in the city’s tightly packed neighborhoods.
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A Mitsubishi three-zone heat pump system for an Alamo home, conditioning three separate areas independently for room-by-room comfort and energy savings.
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A Mitsubishi SMART MULTI system installed for a Diablo residence, pairing a single outdoor unit with multiple indoor zones for flexible, high-efficiency comfort.
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A Mitsubishi heat pump installed for a Fremont home making the move to clean, efficient electric heating and cooling.
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A Carrier heat pump providing reliable, year-round comfort for a home on the island of Alameda.
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A Rheem RDAY18 heat pump installed for a Lafayette home — an efficient, all-electric upgrade suited to the East Bay hills’ variable climate.
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A Mitsubishi Electric ceiling cassette recessed flush into the ceiling — a discreet, four-way air distribution option for homeowners who want efficient heating and cooling without a unit on the wall.
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A wall-mounted ductless mini-split head installed high on a kitchen wall, delivering quiet, efficient heating and cooling to the room without any ductwork.
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A quiet, high-efficiency Bosch inverter heat pump — a popular choice for Bay Area homeowners who want strong performance with low operating noise.
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A new American Standard furnace installed for a San Francisco home, replacing an aging unit with safer, more reliable, even heat.
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A high-efficiency American Standard furnace installed for a home in the Walnut Creek / Danville area, delivering dependable warmth through cooler Contra Costa winters.
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A new American Standard furnace installed for a Pleasant Hill homeowner, providing dependable, even heat throughout the home.
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An American Standard furnace replacement for a San Leandro home, installed for safe, efficient winter heating.
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A Carrier furnace installation — reliable, efficient heating backed by Galaxy’s professional, in-house workmanship.
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A full furnace replacement in a Berkeley home, swapping out a failing older unit for a modern, efficient furnace.
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A furnace replacement for a Walnut Creek homeowner, restoring reliable, even heat throughout the home.
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An American Standard air conditioning system installed for a San Leandro home, keeping it cool and comfortable through the warmest months.
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A Mitsubishi Electric air handler installed as part of a heat pump system in the lower level of a San Francisco home, with neatly wrapped insulated ductwork distributing conditioned air throughout the house.
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A Rheem ProTerra hybrid heat pump water heater installed in a tight utility closet, with an expansion tank, electrical disconnect, and clean copper connections — an energy-efficient, all-electric upgrade over a standard tank.
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A Carrier air handler installed as the indoor half of a heat pump system in Lafayette, for quiet, balanced air distribution.
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