Cool Air Solutions has provided Valley Center CA air conditioning and heating solutions since 2006. Our services include installation, repair, maintenance and more for residential and commercial clients.
Read our reviews to see why your Valley Center CA neighbors call us first when they need help making or keeping their home comfortable.
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Great
Keith - Valley Center, CA 92082
Quick, accurate repair.
Great Service
Terry - Valley Center, CA 92082
Excellent service technicians. Quick in trouble shooting.
Simi annual tune up
Terry - Valley Center, CA 92082
Excellent service
Simi Annual cleaning
T.F. - Valley Center, CA 92082
Great service all around. Keep system top notch.
Your technician was solid, professional and very helpful!
Elliot - Valley Center, CA 92082
Semi annual inspection
Terry - Valley Center, CA 92082
Yearly Maintenance Service Inspection
Bruce - Valley Center, CA 92082
Excellent, Quality service provided. Jorge was very professional and highly skilled!
Great Servce
Randy - Valley Center, CA 92082
Micheal explained everything well and diagnosed the issues with the cooling and heating. He was on time did what was needed and cleaned up everything afterwards.
Great service wonderful and caring technitions
Karan - Valley Center, CA 92082
Great Service
Terry - Valley Center, CA 92082
The best service in town.
⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
Gloria - Valley Center, CA 92082
The service tech was knowledgeable, he kept me updated on everything he was doing, he was very thorough in the work he had to do to get our extremely dirty furnace and air conditioner clean. He was also friendly, polite and followed COVID rules.
Awesome
Randy - Valley Center, CA 92082
He was prompt clean and knowledgeable. He review the system and gave all options on how to proceed.
Courteous and knowledgeable
Russ - Valley Center, CA 92082
Very pleased with service and professionalism.
Awesome!
Randy - Valley Center, CA 92082
My unit works better than it ever has!
Excellent!
Bruce - Valley Center, CA 92082
Great and expeditions service!
Great service
Dan - Valley Center, CA 92082
Friendly, knowledgeable, efficient, polite
Great
Fred - Valley Center, CA 92082
Jarvis was very polite and professional. I would recommend Cool Air Solutions
Jimmy G.
arrived on site to diagnose a no heating unit. Client stated they heater is not blowing any hot air out and it’s just cold air. Cycled unit on and sequence of operation did not complete itself. Started testing parts. Found the pressure switch was not closing. Inducer motor would keep running until a lock out. Tested pressure switch and manually got it to close as I pulled air from switch. But inducer could not close switch. Traced back to ventilation. Checked b-vent for n furnace and roof. Found nothing was clogged up. Tested inducer pressure. Found it was not pulling enough to close switch. Removed b-vent to see if ventilation was issues and cycled and unit still didn’t close switch. Verified with manometer inducer was pulling 0.6 and pressure switch was rated for 0.65. Advised and verified with supervisor and he did stated inducer may just not pulling enough to close it. After running bad for so long pressure switch may have gotten weak and now just fail from it not turning on f
Jimmy G.
Arrived on site to see diagnose a no heating unit. Had another’s tech come out and checked everything and wanted to inspect b-vent on roof. He was unable to get get one the roof. Came out and inspect unit and found b-vent covered with soot. Found it not clogged up but dirty. Inspect heater and gas line. Asked client if she knew if she was on natural gas or propane and she stated she is on propane as this whole park is supplied propane. Found that unit did not have a propane kit installed. Due to that the unit may have ran for a short time but unit was not going to stay running properly due to fuel not burning properly. Advised office of findings and they are aware LP kit is missing. Advised client office will be ordering kit and will be getting warranty to come back out to replace igniter and install propane kit to unit. She is aware and okay with so. Office will call her once parts arrive to get her back on the schedule. She is aware and okay with so. Due to finding advise to not be
Jorge C.
Arrived on site to perform diagnostic. Homeowner states that system is not heating. Cycled system for heating. Unit initiated heating cycle, but never ignited. Pulled out heating section and found that igniter was completely burnt up and the wires were also burnt. Everything was completely charred up. Replaced ignitor. Cycled system for heating. Unit kicked on and started heating. Flame is not burning correctly, and is rolling over and burning new ignitor. Verified that gas pressure is set correctly, set at 3.3inwc. Roof hood is completely charred up, indicating improper combustion. Flue needs to be checked at roof. Sending a smaller tech out due to weaker mobile home roof. System is not operational upon departure.
Jorge C.
Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on unit. Upon arrival, homeowner states that system didn’t work but now has started working fine and has been heating but would still like it looked at. Cycled system for heating. Verified proper heating sequence of operations. Temperature rise is within range. Cleaned flame sensor as it was dirty. Filter is pretty dirty. Recommended replacement. Went ahead and replaced filter with approval. Ensure all supplies were open. Thermostat is operating normally. System is fully operational upon departure. No issues at this time.
Brent L.
Technician arrived to perform heating tune up for package unit -Flame sensor was cleaned off -Filter was replaced -Heating elements are working efficiently -Electrical connections tightened -Coil is clean -Heat exchanger in good condition
Kendall O.
Performed combo tuneup on 2 year old Lennox furnace and 18 year old Carrier condenser. Indoor Unit: Cleaned return grate. Installed new merv 16 filter. Tested static pressure. Inspected blower compartment. Blower wheel is clean and balanced. Inspected electrical connections. Tested resistance of hot surface igniter. Inspected flame sensor. Found air scrubber catalyst to be out, Randy was notified of this. Temperature rise was within limits and temperature split is normal. Outdoor Unit: Performed deep cleaning of condenser coil fins and exterior unit. Inspected electrical components. Start contactor is clean, secondary motor control is within limits, however compressor start amps are high at 131 amps. A compressor saver kit was recommended. Refrigerant temperatures and pressures were normal. Upon departure system is operational.
Evan V.
Arrived on site to the Uli residence for a no heating warranty. After turning on the thermostat to the heating option the unit did not turn on, so I went ahead and turned the cooling side on to confirm the unit would still start. After confirming the unit does turn on I put it back to heat, and started checking the voltage coming through the wires. On the thermostat R to W had 30 V but for the board it was only receiving 5 V. I checked the transformer to confirm that it was getting the correct 24 V and it was, so after confirming there is power still coming to the unit my next assumption was to jump the thermostat out R to W to see if that made it work. After doing so, the system did turn on and began to heat. So that led me to believe it was a bad thermostat. After changing the thermostat out with a new Emerson thermostat the unit was fully operational and heating. Both heating and cooling we’re fully operational on time of departure.
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
Tony R.
When I arrived at unit, the fan motor wouldn’t spin or cool house. I first checked out fan amps and fan amps were good. Then I checked out motor control in system. Motor controls fan leg was dead and caused system to not work efficiently. I replaced motor control with new one and system took off. recommended a kickstart or new starter to system. Owner just wanted motor control today. Charging for motor control only.
Brent L.
Client stated ac not cooling -Multiple repairs need to be done to get this AC system properly up and running -Needs a secondary motor control, and a fan motor. A Contactor is recommended as it is extremely pitted and not making solid contact when energized. -Client wanted quote for the repairs to show home warranty -System is very old and is not operational
Brent L.
Client stated garage was getting cold due to a supply duct the previous owner put inside the garage which was taking air from elsewhere in the house -Technician removed duct that was cooling the garage and sealed the opening -Airflow was still not the best when all zones were open -Zone dampers were not able to be adjusted to provide better airflow to designated areas -Ducting is inaccessible unless we cut open drywall, so there is not much we can do about the way the Ducting is ran and what size they are -New zone dampers were recommended if airflow is still an issue even with the supply duct to the garage being removed -System was also completely sealed as the installers did not seal every party of the air handler -Filter was replaced as well
Jorge C.
Arrived on site to perform diagnostic. Homeowner had called in stating that unit was not cooling. Upon arrival, homeowner states that system has been working without a problem since yesterday morning. On Friday they noticed that unit was not blowing as much air as it usually does, and also that it was as cold as it usually is. It ran all day and never got cold. They replaced the filter which was extremely dirty and still nothing. They turned the unit off all day Saturday and called us. Yesterday they kicked it on again since it was extremely hot and it has been working ever since but they would like for us to give it a look over. System was already cooling upon my arrival. Temperature split is within range. Checked outdoor unit electrical and components. Amp draws within range. Gauged up and verified proper refrigerant charge. Secondary motor control is within range. Checked inside unit electrical and components. System is cooling correctly and shows no concerns. It is very likely that
Tony R.
Water heater lit, didn’t get lit after install. Gas flowing and hot water. I then put on furnace doors onto furnace. They just needed to be clipped in. I checked level of furnace and it’s leveled. Unit works great now and ready for summer.
Madison H.
Upon arrival found blower motor capacitor disconnect. Reinstalled capacitor wires tested system operations. Unit operating upon departure
Jimmy P.
Technician performed spring tune up for both systems. Condenser was throughly washed and cleaned. All amperage draws were within range. All refrigerant levels were within range. Both AC systems are dialed in and ready for summer. All filters were changed as well.
Jimmy P.
Arrived on site to perform AC diagnostic on 2008 train condensing unit. Upon arrival Greg stated that the system was installed in 2015 by his buddy which is no longer available for service. He stated that his buddy that was working on the unit found a leak inside the evaporator coil but never got back to him for pricing on it. Began diagnostic at condenser and found that it was significantly low on R410a charge. At this time electrical checked out OK. Temperature split was only 2° differential indicating that the system was indeed. Advised Greg that recharging the unit will only result in it being low again in a unknown period of time due to us not knowing how big the leak is or where it is exactly located. Greg did decline a leak dye injection into the system and would only like to charge it up for this one time only. Charged approximately 5 pounds of refrigerant into the system and found that there was a pre-filter and a 5 inch filter which is not recommended for the systems airflow
Jimmy P.
Preformed ac maintenance on 2018 kenmoore.
Nathan G.
Collected 1000 by credit card. The balance due of 6345 will be paid by financing
Jimmy P.
Performed Furnace diagnostic on 1985 RUUD heater. Upon arrival homeowner stated that the system was just maintained about a year ago and was told everything was OK. Now it appears at the system is working intermittently but they only really use it in the morning but the last two days it was nonfunctional. Began my troubleshooting and conducted a safety inspection on the furnace and found many points of concerns. 1. Furnace had shut down after about five minutes and found that filter inside of indoor blower cabinet was really blocked up with With Dust and debris due to it being a washable filter it needs to be cleaned out every month 2. Spark ignition box appears to not be sending power to spark igniter. Although does at certain times. 3. Indoor blower motor has oil leakage coming from its bearing and will lead to it locking up or overheating. 4. Airflow was measured on Furnace and found that it was 0.88 WC total which is heavily restricted for a furnace 5. Gas line also was directly r
Shane P.
Heating Maintenances Performed Upon arrival systems are working and operational. I began my maintenance in the attic by performing a duct leakage inspection. I then proceeded to the air handler units, split attic access. I checked and tightened electrical connections. I inspected the heating components for proper operation and wear. Condensates lines were inspected for proper drainage. Static pressures and temperature splits were taken. Filters have been changed at this time. Blower housing and wheel was inspected for balance and dust build up. Air supply was measured. Inspected safety switches as well as inspected home for fire and carbon monoxide detectors. I then proceeded to the outdoor units, I broke them down and cleaned them by flushing the coil of debris and dirt. I checked refrigerant pressures and measured amp draws. I checked for wear and tight connections on the units. Upon inspection of the indoor air handler units I found there to be no form of electrical protection on
Luis M.
Upon arrival performed maintenance on heating system. System is a heat pump. Client decided to do heating, signed client up with membership, now we come out before summer time for ac. Filter is really restricted, maybe hasn’t been changed in 4 years. Declined replacement of filter, will purchase own. Compressor has start up amps of 112/118, hardstart kit will help with high start amps. Opened up condenser and washed out coils. Dusted off all electrical components. Secondary motor control in range. Refrigerant levels good. Ducting is good strapped and sealed. System is operational upon departure . Home owner left home, sent recommendations over.
Luis M.
Upon arrival performed hvac system. Indoor blower wheel is beginning to get dirty. Pulled blower wheel out and cleaned inside of furnace dusted everything out circuitboard and electrical connections. Flame sensor has a lot of oxidation buildup, client said he will replace flame sensor when it starts giving them problems. Filter was extremely dirty replaced the client provided. Client will use his own surge protector. System static pressure in range. System is operational upon departure.
Shane P.
Summer AC Maintenance Performed Upon arrival system is working and operational. I began my maintenance at the outdoor condenser by breaking it down and cleaning with water and coil solution, removing dirt and debris. I inspected electrical components for wear and tight connections. I checked refrigerant pressures and charge. I tested system amperages. I then proceeded to the indoor furnace unit. I measured temperature splits. I checked condensates for proper drainage and safety. Filter was changed. Inspected electrical to ensure tight connections and monitor wear. Inspected blower compartment for dust and dirt as well as proper balance. Upon inspection of both units I found there to be no form of electrical protection, recommend having surge protection added to both units to protect electrical components. Upon departure system is working and operational.
Madison H.
Tech arrived on site. Unit was installed in 1996. No power to stat. FAU had been bypassed.. found the condensate pump to be full and not operational. Homeowner will order one on amazon. Evap coil and filter are clogged. Belt on motor Should be replaced. Unit is on the old refrigerant. Homeowner is interested in a new unit.
Daniel T.
Performed AC maintenance on a 2017 Maytag system. Cooling temperature split is 22 degrees. Indoor blower is clean and amping in range. Outdoor coils were chemically cleaned. Fan motor is amping in range. Primary start control is failed. Starter is in ok shape at this time. Refrigerant levels are ok at this time. System was cycled before departure.
