Are you having trouble keeping your Corona CA home comfortable? Do you question the quality of your home’s air? Does your home’s energy performance need improvement?
Cool Air Solutions has been answering these questions since 2006 as we repair, replace and maintain the heating and cooling systems of your Corona CA neighbors. Call us to find out what we can do for you.
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Great Job
Alicia - Corona, CA 92879
Brent was professional, courteous, and provided excellent service.
Great Awesome Service
Robert - Corona, CA 92883
The service provided by Steven was amazing! Steven was very professional and he explained everything that was completed during the maintenance of our HVAC system.
13322 Silverado
Nancy - Corona, CA 92883
Quick and easy
Great Service, Quality work
Ruvdeep R - Corona, CA 92881
From Mateo to Brent and his tech associate, these guys are professional grounded guys. Great experience.
Great Service
Efren - Corona, CA 92879
Tony is very knowledgeable & thorough & thank me for my military service (USMC). Greatly appreciated for acknowledging.
Great service!!
Matt - Corona, CA 92881
Wonderful Service
Brad - Corona, CA 92883
I had a condensation drain line clogged. Brent cleared it within a few minutes, changed the air filters and all is good again. I’m really happy with the service seeing that I called another company that charged me and didn’t clear the problem. It’s nice not having a pool of water behind the house too. The emails of communication are great too! Thanks!
Trustworthy AC Service
Simon - Corona, CA 92883
All I have to said is the service is great good prices .got excellent service technician who new what he was doing
Frank - Corona, CA 92882
With the excellent service i got I will definitely recommend your company and the technician George vasquez
Great job
Martin - Corona, CA 92882
Great service!
Ray - Corona, CA 92882
Great Service/Professional
Robin - Corona, CA 92883
Excellent Service
Robert - Corona, CA 92883
Today was our 1st yearly service for our new HVAC system that Cool Air Solutions installed. Evan, the technician that completed our maintenance, was wonderful and very informative. It was a pleasure talking too and having Evan service our HVAC system. Evan even installed the filter, that we had already purchased. That saved a trip for us going into the attic. Thanks Evan!
Great service
Amal - Corona, CA 92880
Professional and perfect care
Ok
Charles - Corona, CA 92881
N/A
Service visit
Luis - Corona, CA 92881
Brent arrived at the appointed time. He was courteous and knowledgeable. He explained the details of the service visit and answered all of my questions regarding our air conditioning units and his recommendations. Both myself and my wife were very comfortable speaking with him.
Said this may be the final fix
Peter - Corona, CA 92883
Good
Great service
Aaron - Corona, CA 92883
Very polite and friendly.
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Matt - Corona, CA 92881
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Matt - Corona, CA 92881
Great service
Josh - Corona, CA 92883
Great service
Knowable courteous clean did his job
Charles - Corona, CA 92881
No
Great service
Efren - Corona, CA 92879
Jimmy was knowledgeable and friendly
Excellent Experience and Awesome Service
Robert - Corona, CA 92883
Victor, Bruce & Brandon were very enthusiastic and confident in their work and were informative in their explanations of the installation and the operation of the new HVAC they installed.
Good installation
Kurt - Corona, CA 92882
Good installation! However we did not get a copy of the heater and airconditoner owners manual.
Brent L.
Client stated strange smell coming from vents -I inspected the furnace, there seems to be no signs of any loose wiring catching fire, the blower motor is also in good condition and doesn’t appear to be smoking or creating a burning smell -I ran the system multiple times and do not currently experience the smell -I did notice however, the supply and return plenums are not sealed properly, a lot of air is escaping and not the attic, which is lowering efficiency -A lot of dirty attic air is being taken into system -There is also just a hole in the secondary port of the evaporator coil -A safety switch is needed as there is no means of protection if primary line ever gets clogged up -Safety switch installed, system is completely sealed, and client is now apart of our comfort club
Stevan C.
Arrived on site to preform a 20 point maintenance on a 2 year old Allied Air furnace. Upon arrival turned unit into heat mode and verified the proper heating sequence on start up. Took an inducer motor amp draw, amp draw was in range. Verified the burners and proper venting through the flue vent. Inspected gas piping, there were no leaks found at the time of maintenance. Checked all safety switches and limit switches for functionality, all were in operation. Swished unit to cooling and took a static pressure test for airflow. Unit was rated for a .05 of static pressure and reading was a .082. Noticed some of the ducting is a little under sized that would contribute to the high static pressure. Spoke to home owner about upsizing some ducts and modifications to help with static and airflow. While on maintenance found a kinked duct, I strapped the duct and straighten the duct out for better airflow. Condensate drain was clear and flushed at the time of maintenance. Spoke to homeowner abou
Jorge C.
Performed diagnostic. States that unit makes rattling noise when running. Checked rooftop unit and found a couple concerns causing excessive noise. Fan belt was slightly loose, went ahead and just tightened it up, as well as tightened loose fire detector bracket. Unit noise was reduced pretty significantly. Remaining of sound is coming from motor with excessive shaft play. Motor would have to get replaced. JR would just like to get quote emailed over, stated noise level decreased. System is operational upon departure.
Jorge C.
Upon arrival performed maintenance on heating system. Indoor motor has some oil leaking. Blower wheel beginning to get dirty. Circuit board has some burnt terminals. No surge protection on system. Ducting is good. System has standard filtration. Cleaned inside of furnace cabinet and outside. Flame sensor clean. System is operational upon departure.
Jorge C.
Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on unit. Homeowner states upstairs unit is not heating. Has not worked for a couple days now, downstairs unit is working fine. Cycled upstairs unit for heating. Unit intents to try on and keeps trying but never does. Unit is not following the proper heating sequence of operations, and is going crazy through the steps. Gas valve will engage before the ignitor kicks on, other times the igniter will ignite but the gas valve won’t engage and let out gas. Flames also kick on momentarily but then shut off. All this is being cause by a bad ignition control module that is not commanding the proper sequence for furnace to kick on. This has to be replaced. Homeowner will talk to husband when he gets home, as he was unavailable during todays diagnostic. System is not operational upon departure.
Jimmy G.
Arrived on site to diagnose a Ac for it leak on a 2010 carrier unit. Spoke over with client and he stated he had issues in the summer time and they had another company put and stated it didn’t seem as if he really diagnosed unit. He told them they were low and told them its in the evaporator coil. They didn’t like the boat and seem as he just wasn’t being clear. They started unit runs but is not cooling and wanted to verify the leak. Advised would be running the ac and checking pressure and upstairs to see if they opens up and inspect unit. Cycled ac and was operational. Inspect attic and found unit from 2010. Found evaporator to not have been opened by the last 2 guys that recommended replacing the coil. Went or check pressure and found u it about empty. Advised him of the step we do to find a leak so we aren’t guessing and doing big repairs. He is aware we would have to find the leak first and Verify in in the coil before replacing it but he is aware it’s a costly process
Jorge C.
This is a hydronic heating system. We do not work on these type of units. Tried cycling heat to see if maybe it was a motor or capacitor, but those are working fine. Cancelling call.
Luis M.
Upon arrival, client was concerned. Answer all questions. Also let him know that cut inside of the insulation is for technician temperature probes to go on. Put a piece of foam tape anyways. System is doing normal operations.
Kendall O.
Arrived at customers house to preform a 20 point Furnace Maintenance. When we arrived the customer let us know that her when running her system in cooling her pvc drain would start to leak. After a few question we suspected a clog drain line. Next we start the system in cooling and preform the total amp draw of the system which look good and within range. Next the owner mention that she periodically changes the filter so there was no need to change on this visit. Next we addressed the condensate problem and found that the drain was clogged and needed to be cut and cleared. With a service tee installed for future access. We recommended to the customer about the drain clearing and tee for the drain lines, but was not interested in the doing the repairs at this moment. Next we took static pressure which was within range. We then tuned the system into heat and checked all the limit switches and safety switches. We took a temp rise which was also within range. Over all the Rheem system w
Brent L.
I left heat jumped out accidentally -Returned to take jumper out
Brent L.
Furnace is tripping high limit switch, getting very hot -Client is aware furnace is in rough condition and is getting up there in age -Registers are all open, Filter was taken out and switch is still tripping -I recommended a blower motor to help cool off system more efficiently -Client is aware furnace needs to be replaced -They do not run heater too often anyhow, mostly the AC -Replace filters every 2 months, 16x25x1
Luis M.
Upon arrival performed maintenance. System has 109 degree temp rise. Is a carrier system but cannot pull heat exchanger to verify that system is damaged. There is not enough room. Advised client we need to open up supply ducting because system is getting to hot. Circuit board looks good. Blower wheel extremely dirty. Indoor blower wheel leaking oil Client said he just switched filter. System is operational.
Jimmy G.
Arrived on site to perform maintenance it on arrival found unit hasn’t been working for the past 2 weeks as clients have tried to start up heater it did not run. Advised this turned in to a diagnostic and would have to see why unit is not operating. Cycled heating and found inducer to turn on but nothing else. Started to checked safety switches and found all 3 closed up tested continuity on pressure switch as inducer motor is running and found it to not be closing. Removed hoses to inducer and pressure switch. Cleared them out from both sides. I tested pressure switch and I was able to close it just found in user motor was not closing up pressure switch. Jumped up on roof and inspected combustion vent goi no up to roof. Found it to not be clogged up top and was able to see if inside from up on roof and saw nothing clogging up B-Vent. Tested for a couple times and advised inducer motor is not pulling enough to close pressure switch. Advised would have to replace inducer to see if itâ€
Luis M.
System has beat strips, was not set up for heating. Moved both thermostats to conventional heat. System is only blowing about a 7-8 temp difference due to heat strips. Client is aware, this system you have to set it and leave it to maintain temp. System is operational. Will call us back if has any issues .
Jorge C.
Clean and Adjust Burners Check Combustion Air for Proper Venting Examine the Heat Exchanger for Damage / Corrosion Test Furnace Safety Controls Inspect Gas Piping Tighten Electrical Connections Measure the Voltage and Amperage Flush the Condensate Drains Measure Tempurature Difference between Supply and Return Air Vacuum Furnace Return Grille Adjust Gas Pressure & Pilot Clean in-place Blower Compartment Inspect Blower Wheel for Proper Balance Check the System's Static Pressures to Ensure Proper Airflow Inspect Duct Connections for Air Leaks / Sizing / Insulation Monitor Air Purification System Check all System Safety and Limit Switches Clean Flame Sensor Inspect Carbon Monoxide Detectors Check Thermostat for Proper Operation / Calibration
Jimmy G.
Arrived on site to return for repairs of a blower motor. Client is aware and paid last time for motor. Installed and cycled u it but found the wiring to the zone board was not correctly. Found they had not installed a transformer to supply power to the zone board. Advised client zoning should have its on power. Client did want to go forward with adding in the transformer. Got u it operational and removed batteries that are not needed. Cycled unit and inspected unit. Advised found flame sensors and igniter to oxidize and discolored advised could have been from unit Turing on and off back and forth for some time. Parts are operation for now just wanted to advised client of the findings. Recommended adding protection due to the type of equipment client had and the added on zoning and electrical. So it can protect from electrical surges and power outages that can short out systems and components. He is aware and stated he did hold off for now but is happy we came out. Unit is not operation
Jimmy G.
Arrived on site to perform heating tune up on a 2005 Bryant unit. Client stated he just moved in home about a year or less. Cycled heater and is operational. Found filter extremely clogged up and replaced with filter client supplied. Advised they need to be replaced as most 2 months or less due to area around home. Found black flex ducting used and found it to be under sized. Advised unit is restricted of airflow. Blower assembly and wheel are dirty and have been building up from past years. Motor is leaking oil and working hard from age and operation. Secondary motor control is good and has been replaced recently. Inducer motor is almost at max amps. All safety switches are operational. Temperature rise was high and alamos at max and over heating as it’s at 58 degrees. Tested static pressure and found it high as well and advised due to both these bad findings we would like to properly inspect heat exchanger to ensure it’s safe to run. He is aware and did give permission to inspect
Evan V.
Performed a heating maintenance on a 2014 amana system. Cleaned and Adjust Burners. Check Combustion Air for Proper Venting. Examine the Heat Exchanger for Damage / Corrosion. Test Furnace Safety Controls. Inspect Gas Piping. Tighten Electrical Connections. Measure the Voltage and Amperage. Flush the Condensate Drains. Measure Tempurature Difference between Supply and Return Air. Vacuum Furnace Return Grille. Adjust Gas Pressure & Pilot. Clean in-place Blower Compartment. Inspect Blower Wheel for Proper Balance. Check the System's Static Pressures to Ensure Proper Airflow. Inspect Duct Connections for Air Leaks / Sizing / Insulation. Check all System Safety and Limit Switches. Clean Flame Sensor. Inspect Carbon Monoxide Detector. Check Thermostat for Proper Operation / Calibration. Filter was changed. System was fully operational on time of departure.
Evan V.
Performed a combo tune up on a Lennox system. System was chemically bathed and thoroughly washed. Checked pressures and temperature splits and both where in range. Checked all electrical components and everything was in range. Drained both condensate lines. Cleaned and Adjust Burners. Check Combustion Air for Proper Venting. Examine the Heat Exchanger for Damage / Corrosion. Test Furnace Safety Controls. Inspect Gas Piping. Tighten Electrical Connections. Measure the Voltage and Amperage. Flush the Condensate Drains. Measure Tempurature Difference between Supply and Return Air. Vacuum Furnace Return Grille. Adjust Gas Pressure & Pilot. Clean in-place Blower Compartment. Inspect Blower Wheel for Proper Balance. Check the System's Static Pressures to Ensure Proper Airflow. Inspect Duct Connections for Air Leaks / Sizing / Insulation. Check all System Safety and Limit Switches. Clean Flame Sensor. Inspect Carbon Monoxide Detector. Check Thermostat for Proper Operation / Calibration. Filte
Jimmy G.
Arrived on site to diagnose a carrier unit not blowing air. Client thought it was cause family would run heating and cooling but found no airflow at all in cooling or heating. Cycled cooling and condenser was operational. Found no airflow coming out. Inspected attic and indoor unit. Started to trouble shoot unit. Found it to be a high efficiency ecm motor. Started to testing to ensure motor was getting power. High voltage and low voltage. Both were present and motor still did not turn on. By passed board and have power directly and motor still would not operate. Cycled in heating command and blower would not turn on then either. Advised to client it is the blower motor. Motor is not turning on. Advised will have to order motor and return to install it. Client is aware of what was going on. He did want to go forward and replacing motor advised would have special order and office will call once part arrived at office. He is aware and okay with so. He did I want to sign up for a maintena
Tony R.
When I arrived, I was told heating didn’t work. I set thermostat to heating and heard a clicking noise from motherboard. One of relays in board were stuck. I clicked on relays with tool to open relays to function properly. After a minute the clicking noise went away and system turned on in heating. I waited till burners turned on and vents in rooms heated. Heating works but motherboard failing. Motherboard will eventually stop working, today just charging for diagnostic.
Tony R.
Warranty pressure switch installed. Unit didn’t work in heating mode and I came to replace faulty switch. After installing new switch, the system took off immediately. The burners turned on and heat works great. System got up to 100 degrees in the home.
Michael P.
Diagnosed defective pressure switch and ordered part from Goodman.
Tony R.
2 systems needing replacement of filters 6- 24x24x2 4- 18x24x2
Jorge C.
Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on unit. Homeowner states that on hot days, the system runs for a prolonged period of time and refrigeration pipes will eventually start to freeze so it has to be turned off. Indoor unit is from 1998, outdoor unit was replaced with a Dry r-22 unit and is no not the original unit, but still older and with older refrigerant. Cycled system for cooling. Unit came on normally and started cooling. Checked electrical and components. Found that indoor motor is leaking significant amount of oil, and blower wheel is dirty. Gauged up to unit and found that system is slightly low on refrigerant. Because this was a dry unit, system could possibly never been charged correctly, or system can have a leak somewhere. This causes system to struggle on hotter days and eventually freezes the pipes. Also noticed that emergency drain pan had water in it and is rusted out. Secondary drain line has been completely eliminated and was simply routed into a primary, which is n
