HVAC and Plumbing Services in Perris with the Strongest Guarantees Around
Homeowners in Perris need systems they can count on—from efficient air conditioners that hold up in the summer heat to reliable plumbing that keeps daily life flowing smoothly. At Cool Air Solutions, we deliver fast, professional HVAC and plumbing services throughout Perris, backed by unbeatable guarantees and more than 8,000 five-star reviews. Whether it’s a small repair or a major installation, our team brings the experience, skill, and care your home deserves.
Need help fast? Schedule your service online or call 951-234-0748 to get started.
Heating and Cooling Services in Perris
A dependable HVAC system isn’t a luxury—it’s essential to your comfort, especially during hot Perris summers and cool desert nights. Our certified technicians are trained to service all major brands and will never upsell or pressure you into something you don’t need. Just expert recommendations, honest pricing, and work that’s built to last.
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Air conditioner installation, repair, and replacement
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Electric and gas furnace services
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Heat pumps and ductless mini-splits
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Zoned comfort system upgrades
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Smart thermostat installation
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Seasonal tune-ups and maintenance checks
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Ductwork inspections and airflow improvements
Every HVAC system we install comes with our signature guarantees:
- Lifetime Craftsmanship Guarantee
- 1-Year Test Drive Guarantee
- No Surprise Guarantee
- 5 or 10-Year No Lemon Guarantee
And if your system fails and we can’t fix it within 24 hours? You’re covered by our 24-Hour Fix-It Guarantee—we’ll cover the cost of a hotel stay so your family doesn’t have to suffer through the discomfort.
Plumber in Perris, CA
Don’t let leaks, clogs, or cold water disrupt your day. Our licensed plumbers provide comprehensive residential plumbing services throughout Perris. Whether you need a water heater replacement or you’re dealing with a hidden slab leak, we’ll handle the job with precision, cleanliness, and care.
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Tank and tankless water heater repair and installation
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Leak detection and slab leak repair
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Faucet, toilet, and shower fixture services
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Water softener and filtration system installations
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Pipe repair and repiping
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Garbage disposal repair and replacement
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Sewer camera inspections and drain cleaning
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Pressure regulation and backflow prevention
We don’t use subcontractors or cut corners. Every plumbing job is completed by a licensed professional and backed by our Lifetime Craftsmanship Guarantee—so you know it’s done right the first time.
Why Homeowners in Perris Choose Cool Air Solutions
There’s a reason so many homeowners in Perris call Cool Air Solutions first. We go beyond the basics, delivering comfort with integrity, consistency, and a customer-first mindset. Here’s what makes us different:
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We show up on time. Your schedule matters. Our team respects it with fast response times and tight appointment windows.
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We listen to what you need. No pressure, no upsells—just honest recommendations based on your home, your goals, and your budget.
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We clean up after ourselves. From floor coverings to shoe covers, we leave your home just as clean as we found it—sometimes cleaner.
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We don’t stop at “good enough.” We double-check every connection, test every system, and inspect every inch. Because shortcuts aren’t our style.
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We treat you like family. You’ll always get polite, professional service from background-checked technicians who care.
We believe that delivering comfort means doing things the right way, every single time—and our guarantees prove it.
Book HVAC or Plumbing Services in Perris Today
From emergency repairs to smart system upgrades, Cool Air Solutions is the name homeowners in Perris trust for real comfort and real peace of mind.
Contact us via our online form or call 951-234-0748 to book your HVAC or plumbing service today. Let us show you why comfort really does meet care.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Perris, CA
Customers say: The overall sentiment expressed across these reviews is overwhelmingly positive, reflecting high levels of customer satisfaction and trust. Customers consistently praise the company for delivering professional, knowledgeable, and efficient service. A recurring theme is the technical expertise and personable nature of the technicians, who are described as respectful, friendly, and genuinely passionate about their work. Many reviewers highlight the quality of major installations, including complete HVAC system replacements and ductwork, noting impressive speed and precision even under challenging conditions. The company earns strong appreciation for their transparency, thorough documentation, and clear communication about necessary services versus optional ones. Long-term customer loyalty is evident, with clients expressing continued satisfaction over multiple years and repeated service calls. The responsiveness to inquiries and commitment to standing behind their work further reinforces the positive reputation. Overall, the tone is enthusiastic and grateful, with customers feeling valued and confident in the quality and reliability of the service provided.
Perris, CA at a glance
Cool Air Solutions has completed 25 jobs in Perris, CA between September 2021 and March 2022.
The most recent job was on March 11, 2022.
Cool Air Solutions has completed 5 jobs in Perris, CA in the last 12 months. The first job there was in November 2016.
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Job Locations and Reviews
Installed 3 straps to the outdoor condenser to the pad. Adjusted the panels on the outdoor equipment and changed the caps on the service ports.
Check System Static Pressures Check all Safety and Limit Switches Clean Condenser Coil Duct Leakage Inspection Remove Debris from the Condenser Check Refrigeration Pressures Perform Visual Inspection and Clean Service Panel Measure Starting Amperage of the Compressor Tighten Electrical Connections Measure System Amperage and Voltage Flush Condensate Drain Lines Measure Temperature Difference Vacuum Furnace Return Air Grille Clean in Place Blower Compartment Inspect Blower Wheel for Proper Balance Monitor Air Purification System Apply UV Protective Coating on Condenser Perform Energy Usage Calculation Test Condenser Pressure Switches Check Thermostat for Proper Operation / Calibration
Arrived on site to perform heating maintenance on 35 year old Coleman furnace. Met with Daughter, homeowner not on site and only available through phone. Cycled system for heating. Verified proper heating sequence. Temp rise across heat exchanger is within range. Unit was extremely filthy inside. Washed off filter pad and replaced both filters. Completely wiped down blower and heating compartment. Secondary motor control for indoor motor is weak and should be replaced. Blower motor is leaking oil and over amping. Unit cabinet is not sealed correctly and unit is leaking a lot of air into the bottom of the house, causing the air flow inside the home to be extremely weak and system is very inefficient. Spoke to homeowner over the phone went over system findings and recommendations. Wants to hold off on any Repair work for today. Unit is more than doubled its lifetime expectancy and parts on it are getting worn out. System is operational upon departure.
Install customer provided ecobee thermostat. WiFi is setup and system cycled before end of appointment.
Performed heating maintenance on 10 year old Trane Heat Pump unit. Cycled unit for heating. Checked indoor unit electrical and system components. Blower wheel is slightly dirty. Evap coil is clean. Electrical components in good condition. Checked outdoor unit electrical and system components. Electrical components all in good range. Amperages are normal. Temperature split is in good range. Pulled condenser fan motor off and thoroughly washed out condenser coil inside and out. Condenser motor does have some oil residue on casing, meaning seal is starting to give out. Amperages are still normal. Went over findings and recommendations. Renewed ESA maintenance program. System is fully operational upon departure.
Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on 10 year old system. Met with homeowners dad, homeowner was at work and only available through cell phone. System is not heating. System will heat for about 3 minutes and then shut off, and only cool air will come out of the vents. Will do this for a couple cycles until eventually it does nothing. Filter is clean. Cycled system for heat. Error code 33 comes on board which could mean a restriction. Verified that all vents in the home are open. Opened up coil compartment and found evaporator coil is extremely clogged, which is causing a restriction and causing unit to over heat. There is no room to remove coil to properly clean it as it is heavily clogged. Blower wheel and cabinet is also extremely dirty, and blower motor has been working extremely hard and has leaked out a significant amount of oil and amperages are high. Went over findings and recommendations with homeowner over the phone. Spoke about repair options as well as the possibility of
Upon arrival performed diagnostic. Found system to have a dirty flame sensor, cleaned flame sensor and got system up and going. Had system jumped at circuit board for testing purposes. Once having system fired up and ready to go. Tested thermostat, client had taken out 3 amp fuse from thermostat causing system to not be able to turn on. Client is gonna order, 3 amp fuse or get new thermostat. System is non operational because of thermostat. Filters need to be changed.
Upon arrival performed diagnostic. Found system to have a dirty flame sensor, cleaned flame sensor and got system up and going. Had system jumped at circuit board for testing purposes. Once having system fired up and ready to go. Tested thermostat, client had taken out 3 amp fuse from thermostat causing system to not be able to turn on. Client is gonna order, 3 amp fuse or get new thermostat. System is non operational because of thermostat. Filters need to be changed.
Upon arrival performed diagnostic. Found system to have a dirty flame sensor, cleaned flame sensor and got system up and going. Had system jumped at circuit board for testing purposes. Once having system fired up and ready to go. Tested thermostat, client had taken out 3 amp fuse from thermostat causing system to not be able to turn on. Client is gonna order, 3 amp fuse or get new thermostat. System is non operational because of thermostat. Filters need to be changed.
Upon arrival performed diagnostic. Found system to have a dirty flame sensor, cleaned flame sensor and got system up and going. Had system jumped at circuit board for testing purposes. Once having system fired up and ready to go. Tested thermostat, client had taken out 3 amp fuse from thermostat causing system to not be able to turn on. Client is gonna order, 3 amp fuse or get new thermostat. System is non operational because of thermostat. Filters need to be changed.
Upon arrival found 1 2 year old heater. Insulation was inside the burner cabinet. Cleaned up system. Tested it in heating mode. Electrical components are in good condition. All motors are in operational range. Flame sensor was cleaned. Found system static pressure was higher than its rating. Duct system is undersized and under insulated. Other than that unit is operational upon departure.
Upon arrival performed maintenance on on heating system. Replaced all 4 filter client provided. Dusted off all return vents. Indoor motor and secondary motor control are in good condition. Blower wheel and evap coil are beginning to accumulate dust levels. Advised client she can move high grade filtration to filter more of dust. Tested inducer motor. FlMe sensor cleaned. Dusted off all electrical components. Circuit board and electrical connections in range. System is operational upon departure.
Upon arrival performed maintenance on on heating system. Replaced all 4 filter client provided. Dusted off all return vents. Indoor motor and secondary motor control are in good condition. Blower wheel and evap coil are beginning to accumulate dust levels. Advised client she can move high grade filtration to filter more of dust. Tested inducer motor. FlMe sensor cleaned. Dusted off all electrical components. Circuit board and electrical connections in range. System is operational upon departure.
Upon arrival performed maintenance on on heating system. Replaced all 4 filter client provided. Dusted off all return vents. Indoor motor and secondary motor control are in good condition. Blower wheel and evap coil are beginning to accumulate dust levels. Advised client she can move high grade filtration to filter more of dust. Tested inducer motor. FlMe sensor cleaned. Dusted off all electrical components. Circuit board and electrical connections in range. System is operational upon departure.
Upon arrival performed maintenance on on heating system. Replaced all 4 filter client provided. Dusted off all return vents. Indoor motor and secondary motor control are in good condition. Blower wheel and evap coil are beginning to accumulate dust levels. Advised client she can move high grade filtration to filter more of dust. Tested inducer motor. FlMe sensor cleaned. Dusted off all electrical components. Circuit board and electrical connections in range. System is operational upon departure.
Upon arrival performed maintenance on heating system. Found blower wheel and motor to be completely covered in dirt and debree. Indoor coil is completely covered in layer of dirt, filter was extremely dirty. Pulled blower wheel out. Examined heat exchanger to make sure box is fully sealed and no breaches in metal. Found 2 dimples that have been breached. Showed client photos videos, agrees that system needs to be shut off with gas. Advised I can pull out heat exchanger so we can have double verification, client decline and would like gas shut off, due to tenant working late nights and wants to get out of home. Inside burner cabinet was extremely dusty. Ducting is connected and strapped. Amperages throughout system in range. Shut gas line off. Heating not operational.
Upon arrival performed maintenance on heating system. Found blower wheel and motor to be completely covered in dirt and debree. Indoor coil is completely covered in layer of dirt, filter was extremely dirty. Pulled blower wheel out. Examined heat exchanger to make sure box is fully sealed and no breaches in metal. Found 2 dimples that have been breached. Showed client photos videos, agrees that system needs to be shut off with gas. Advised I can pull out heat exchanger so we can have double verification, client decline and would like gas shut off, due to tenant working late nights and wants to get out of home. Inside burner cabinet was extremely dusty. Ducting is connected and strapped. Amperages throughout system in range. Shut gas line off. Heating not operational.
Upon arrival performed maintenance on heating system. Found blower wheel and motor to be completely covered in dirt and debree. Indoor coil is completely covered in layer of dirt, filter was extremely dirty. Pulled blower wheel out. Examined heat exchanger to make sure box is fully sealed and no breaches in metal. Found 2 dimples that have been breached. Showed client photos videos, agrees that system needs to be shut off with gas. Advised I can pull out heat exchanger so we can have double verification, client decline and would like gas shut off, due to tenant working late nights and wants to get out of home. Inside burner cabinet was extremely dusty. Ducting is connected and strapped. Amperages throughout system in range. Shut gas line off. Heating not operational.
Upon arrival performed maintenance on heating system. Found blower wheel and motor to be completely covered in dirt and debree. Indoor coil is completely covered in layer of dirt, filter was extremely dirty. Pulled blower wheel out. Examined heat exchanger to make sure box is fully sealed and no breaches in metal. Found 2 dimples that have been breached. Showed client photos videos, agrees that system needs to be shut off with gas. Advised I can pull out heat exchanger so we can have double verification, client decline and would like gas shut off, due to tenant working late nights and wants to get out of home. Inside burner cabinet was extremely dusty. Ducting is connected and strapped. Amperages throughout system in range. Shut gas line off. Heating not operational.
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
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Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on 1994 York system. Homeowner states that system is not cooling as is used to before and struggles keeping temperature. Has had a couple service Calls in the past where they had to recharge the refrigerant and also relocate the condenser. Cycled system for Cooling. System came on normally. Checked outdoor unit electrical and system components. After troubleshooting, found system to be low on refrigerant. System uses r-22 refrigerant which has been phased out as of last year. It is still available but price has changed pretty significantly from the last time that they had to recharge it. System also has a obvious leak due to it having to be recharged in the past and now low again. Went over findings and recommendations with homeowner. Homeowner ultimately wants to replace system. She has a company coming out tomorrow from 1-3 to give quotes on replacement. She would like us to come out on Friday from 3-5. System is not operational upon departure.
Found refrigerant leak In a capillary tube connected to the outdoor heat pump coil. Confirmed leak with soap bubbles.
Performed diagnostic on system. Homeowner states that water is leaking through his ceiling. We performed a cut and clear about a month ago and he believes it needs it again. Went into attic to inspect drainage system. Primary line appears to not be getting any water. Opened up evap coil and found a completely clogged and restricted evaporator coil. Evaporator coil is causing such a big restriction that it is causing the water to shoot over the pan. Ductwork coming off plenum was completely soaked and full of water. Drain pan is extremely filthy as well. Went over findings and recommendations with homeowner. Went over different options. Homeowner wants to replace evap coil, but would also like to get some pricing on replacing the furnace as well for better pricing on the two. Turned call over to Darren for replacement options. System is not operational upon departure and highly advise homeowners not to run it due to potential ceiling Damage hazard.