Local HVAC and Plumbing in Wildomar, Backed by the Area’s Best Guarantees
When it comes to home comfort in Wildomar, Cool Air Solutions is the name locals trust for responsive HVAC and plumbing service done right. Whether you're sweating through an AC breakdown, dealing with low water pressure, or considering an energy-efficient upgrade, our licensed professionals bring the tools, training, and care needed to restore your peace of mind. We’ve been serving Wildomar homeowners since 2006—and every service call is backed by the most trusted guarantees in the region.
Need fast service? Send us a message online or call 951-234-0748 to schedule your HVAC or plumbing appointment in Wildomar.
Wildomar Heating and Air Conditioning Services
The Wildomar climate demands reliable heating and cooling. Our certified HVAC techs specialize in systems that keep your home comfortable year-round, while also helping you reduce energy costs. From tune-ups to total replacements, we’re here to make sure your system runs efficiently and quietly when you need it most.
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High-efficiency AC installation and repair
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Gas and electric furnace replacement and service
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Smart thermostats and zoning system upgrades
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Ductless mini-split systems for flexible comfort
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Heat pump installations for all-electric heating and cooling
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Seasonal HVAC maintenance and inspections
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Airflow correction and duct diagnostics
All HVAC services and system installations come with our signature protections, including the Lifetime Craftsmanship Guarantee, 1-Year Test Drive, No Lemon Guarantee, No Surprise Pricing, and our exclusive 24-Hour Fix-It Guarantee—covering a hotel stay if we can’t restore your comfort within a day.
Wildomar Plumbing Services
A plumbing problem can stop your day in its tracks—but we’re here to get things flowing again. Our licensed plumbers handle everything from urgent repairs to modern upgrades. Whether it’s a slab leak, faulty water heater, or outdated fixtures, you’ll get fast, professional service with clean results and lasting value.
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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 installations
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Garbage disposal repair and replacement
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Water filtration and softener systems
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Pressure regulators and backflow devices
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Sewer camera inspections and hydro-jetting
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Pipe repair and repiping services
Every plumbing job is backed by our Lifetime Craftsmanship Guarantee—because plumbing done right means you never have to think about it again.
Why Homeowners in Wildomar Choose Cool Air Solutions
With so many companies to choose from, we stand out by doing more than just fixing your system—we focus on the whole experience. Here’s what makes us the go-to choice for HVAC and plumbing in Wildomar:
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Responsive service, no runaround. We show up when we say we will and keep you updated every step of the way.
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Trained, background-checked professionals. Our techs and plumbers are employees, not subcontractors—fully licensed and fully accountable.
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Clear options, no pressure. We take time to explain your repair and replacement options, then let you decide what works best.
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Clean work, guaranteed. We treat your home with respect and leave it better than we found it.
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Financing and rebates. We help you take advantage of rebates and offer flexible financing options to make upgrades more affordable.
Thousands of five-star reviews prove we don’t just talk about great service—we deliver it.
Book Plumbing or HVAC Service in Wildomar Today
Your home deserves year-round comfort and long-lasting systems, without stress or surprises. From AC repairs to plumbing upgrades, Cool Air Solutions has your back.
Book your visit online or call 951-234-0748 to schedule HVAC or plumbing service in Wildomar today.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Wildomar, 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.
Wildomar, CA at a glance
Cool Air Solutions has completed 25 jobs in Wildomar, CA between August 2021 and October 2021.
The most recent job was on October 27, 2021.
Cool Air Solutions has completed 8 jobs in Wildomar, CA in the last 12 months. The first job there was in November 2016.
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Job Locations and Reviews
Performed Furnace maintenance on a 2013 American standard furnace. Filter is ok. Blower wheel is slightly dirty. Blower motor is amping ok. Static pressure is high. Staring comoponent is ok. Sensors and switches were tested for correct operation. Gas valve was tested. Inspected duct runs to find them falling apart on every run. Went over condition of system with homeowner. Customer,Ed wants to move forward it’s repairs. A 1000 deposit check was collected today.
Arrived on site to perform furnace maintenance on 15 year old furnace. Cycled system for heating. Verified proper heating sequence of operations. Temperature rise across heat exchanger is within range. Replaced 1 inch filter. Air scrubber bulb and catalyst still in good working order. Ran system through 20 point inspection checklist. System is older and inefficient, but is still heating correctly. Spoke to homeowner about pulling out the heat exchanger. She was aware of this from the last visit and what it consists of. Homeowner has recently had To replace the roof in her home as well as other projects that have had to be done and cannot afford any more bad news at the moment. She is aware that system cannot get completely safety checked until heat exchanger is fully inspected. Wiped down unit. System does not have sediment trap or condensation safety switch. Went over findings and recommendations. Homeowner most likely will be in a better position next time around and would want the h
Founds two shorts on the low voltage circuit between the outdoor unit and the thermostat. These were both caused by mice. Removed the damaged areas and spliced new connections. Tested system on both cooling and heating. System is operational again.
Upon arrival thermostat looks normal. This system is a Trane heat pump Found a popped low voltage fuse on the air handler. There was previous short issues at this house, I cleaned up the wire nuts and tape on some of the connections, replaced fuse. Transformer is not exceeding voltage outdoor contractor is getting 24v ok. System was cycled heat to cooling 4 times with no issue. System is operational.
Arrived on site to perform maintenance on 2010 Carrier unit. Cycled system for cooling. Checked indoor unit electrical and system components. Temperature split is within range. Motor is in good condition and secondary motor control within Range. Condensation lines do not have a condensation safety switch, highly recommend adding one to line from drain pan. Checked outdoor unit electrical and system components. Amp draws for condenser fan motor are above allowed range. Compressor amp draws in good range. Secondary motor controls are within range. Pulled condenser fan motor off and thoroughly washed out condenser coil inside and out. Cleared all drain ports as well. Went over findings and recommendations with homeowner. He is fully aware of the condition of the system and any concerns associated with it. Wants to hold off on any repairs, signed up on maintenance program. Cycled system, system is fully operational upon departure.
Performed AC maintenance on 9 year old Goodman equipment. Replaced 1 inch filter. Cycled system for cooling. Checked indoor unit electrical and system components. Temperature split within range. Checked outdoor system electrical and components. Amp draws for compressor and condenser fan motor are within range. Primary motor control is severely burnt and pitted, most likely caused by hard starts on compressor. Secondary motor control has fallen out of range for compressor terminal. Pulled condenser fan motor off and thoroughly washed out condenser coil inside and out. Went over findings and recommendations. Due to summer basically being over, wants to put off repairs for now. Cycled system, system is operational upon departure.
Tech arrived on site. Found battery capacitor had failed. Replaced capacitor. Tested cooling operation. Found the condenser fan motor to be amping at max. Indicating it will fail soon. Recommend replacing the fan motor soon. Refrigerant charge is good. 1 year parts/ labor warranty on the capacitor.
Returned to replace motor. Changed with OEM motor. Cycled System, system is fully operational upon departure.
Performed AC Diagnostic on 1985 unit. Upon arrival client stated that the system has been working fine but has recently changed out the capacitor with a bigger sized cap and now the system is acting intermittent and only blowing hot air certain times of the day. During the diagnostic I found multiple points of concern that were addressed with the homeowner. 1985 unit- 1. Client recently replaced dual secondary motor control with an oversized MFD cap. This was causing the compressor to run at higher amps due to it not giving it the proper rating. Once the compressor is running at higher amps just put it at a higher risk of locking out or overheating. 2. Starter is significantly burnt and pitted on contact points due to compressor using high amps overtime 3. Condenser fan motor is heavily rusted out and over amping 4. Compressor is pulling higher amps than what it is designed for due to the deal secondary motor control being undersized and compressor having wear and tear from over the y
Performed diagnostic on 2012 Goodman system. Homeowner states the he was running his system and smelled a burning smell coming from his vents. He shut the system off and has not tried running it since. Opened up furnace and blower compartment. Filter that was inside the cabinet was dirty and wet, meaning water is making its way into the blower compartment and could be causing a electrical short. Poured water into condensation line and found it to be clogged and is backing up water into system, causing it to overflow into the unit. Performed cut and clear and cleared drain thoroughly. Poured water to test drain line and is completely cleared. Tried cycling system on and indoor blower motor immediately started to smoke up. Blower motor is shorted out, needs to be replaced. Went over findings and recommendations with homeowner. Wants to replace with OEM MOTOR. Ordered motor from Goodman Branch in Corona. Need to return for repair of motor.
Tech arrived on site. Client had the following issues. - supply duct in chase had been damaged and wanted to replace it. - temperature difference between upstairs and downstairs is high. - airflow in master bedroom was poor. Found duct in attic to have fallen apart. Found compressor over amping. Evaporator coil is restricted. Return for unit is undersized. Addition return needs to be installed. Made quotes for client and went over repair vs replacement options. Clients declined repairs at this time. Unit is operational upon departure.
Quality control check
Arrived on site to diagnose no cooling 2008 upstairs unit. Client stated recently unit stopped cooling and called us out. Upon arrival client stated upstairs was not cooling. Inspected unit and found secondary was dead and bad. during inspecting unit and found we on control was bad and replaced and unit turned on. client came out stated downstairs was feeling like it was blowing warm air and inspected electrical and found secondary motor control had blown up and wires and connections came off connections. Replaced secondary control on downstairs unit and found unit would still not turn on and trip breaker to down stairs. Checked terminals on compressor and found compressor had gotten grounded out. Removed Compressor connections from circuit and breaker stopped tripping. Advised downstairs compressor in indeed is grounded. Upstairs unit is operational with secondary motor control replaced. Advised client of findings and repairs needed. Stated to client tomorrow we would have to see if
Tech arrived on site. Found the thermostat to be slightly off the base. Pushed it in and the unit began to cool. But the thermostat wouldn’t stay on the base. Clients decided to install a new easy reader thermostat. 1 year parts labor warranty on thermostat. Tested heating and cooling operations. Unit is cooling upon departure.
Summer AC Maintenances Performed Upon arrival systems are 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 units. I measured temperature splits. I checked condensates for proper drainage and safety. 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 outdoor units I found both the condenser fan motors to be leaking heavy oil and have shaft play, as well as they are coming close to over amping, upon inspection of the indoor furnace units, I found the blower wheels to be heavily laden with dirt and dust. Recommend motors for outdoor units be replaced and blower wheels be pulled and cleaned.
Performed diagnostic. Tenants states that system is not cooling later in the afternoon. Upon diagnostic found that unit was extremely restricted on airflow causing it not to work properly. Return register had a piece of furniture pressed up directly against it, and there was a filter inside that register that had not been changed out in years and was causing an even bigger restriction. Removed filter from inside register and also pulled furniture away from Register. Airflow on unit increased dramatically and system is cooling correctly. Thoroughly went over system and pointed other concerns out to homeowner over the phone. Homeowner wants to hold off on any repairs for now. System is operational upon departure but concerns with unit can cause issues in the near future.
Performed AC maintenance on a Goodman unit. Upon arrival customer lets me know the system is having a hard time keeping up on hot days. History shows leak dye and refrigerant was added to the system. Confirmed a leak using UV scan, leak is in the evaporator coil and is not repairable. System is cooling at the moment. Indoor amp draws are ok. Condensate lines are clear but has no safety switch. Duct runs are ok. Attic only has blown in foam insulation on the roof but none on the floor of the attic space. This situation can cause loss of cooling and hating in the attic. Outdoor unit was dirty and chemically washed. Refrigerant levels are low. Starter is burnt up and needs replacement. Battery cap is in range. Compressor start and run amperages are ok at this time. Customer wants to explore options to solve there cooling problems. Darren joined this visit to go over a solution. System was running at end of appointment.
Performed AC maintenance on Goodman condensing unit. Upon arrival performed Condenser cleaning and took system apart and clean from the inside out. Coil was very dirty and is now ready for use. Condenser fan motor showed no signs of oil leakage and is using proper amount of power. Compressor amps are below manufacture reading But need to be watched closely. Refrigerant pressures were in range. Filters were swapped by for client due to her not being aware that filters aren’t included. Duel secondary motor controls in range. Primary and secondary drain lines are clear. Starter had burning and pit marks on it. Client also had questions about compressor booster kit because last technician recommended it in this component would only reduce the start up amps by acting as a steroid boost to the compressor on start up. System has a 15° split differential and is fully operational upon departure. Client said she would like to renew but her husband is not home and he has the card to renew so s
Tech arrived on site. Even though scheduling mode was off, there was already a pre built schedule still changing the temperature. Went in setting and removed pre built schedule. Walked tenant through scheduling operations. All auto schedule and eco modes have been turned off. Nest has been dumbed down to set it and forget it.
Returned to install parts. Removed existing primary and secondary motor controls. Replaced with new primary and secondary motor controls. Cycled system for cooling. Thermostat was not holding cooling command due to weak batteries. Replaced with new batteries. System is fully operational upon completion.
Tech arrived on site. Found condenser fan motor to be seized up. Capacitor for compressor was rusted but reading okay. Contractor was pitted heavily. Compressor start amps are high. Replaced fan motor and installed run cap for the motor. Tested charge. It is enough to cool but it’s getting low. Possible leak in system. Informed homeowner. Went over many different repair options including replacement. Client chose to do the fan motor. Unit is operational upon departure.
Tech arrived on site. Tenant said thermostat would change temperatures randomly. Auto scheduling was turned off. Found in the setting the thermostat would switch into eco mode after it didn’t detect movement in the house. Disabled the eco mode and the thermostat sensor. Walked tenant through process. Waited awhile to confirm thermostat would not change temperature. Unit is cooling upon departure.
Installation of a Lennox 16 SEER single stage A/C with a high efficiency coil and direct drive fan motor for improved quiet operation. Cash Discount
Performed Ac maintenance on a Lennox system. Units cooling temperature split 18 degrees. Condensate lines are clear. Filter is extremely dirty and was replaced Today. Indoor amperages are ok. Outdoor unit was chemically cleaned. Starter had major signs of wear and was replaced today. Start motor was out of range on the compressor terminal, homeowner decided to hold off on this repair. Compressor and fan amp readings are ok at this time. Checked refrigerant charge. Homeowner is moving out of state by the end of summer and will no longer need maintenance.
Arrived on site to diagnose a no cooling 2005 unit. Condenser located in back yard. Furnace located in attic. Cliystated just few days ago he notices the home getting warm and not cooling but would hear out door turn on and indoor unit is producing airflow. Cycled unit and turned on just not cooling. Inspected out door unit. Checked components. Primary start is buzzing and worn out and pitted. Secondary control is good and in range. Fan motor is okay bit worn out. Start up amps is pulling above max amps. Run amps pulling 15 and max rated at 22. Found refrigerant pressure low as the the side is at 25 psig Client stated unit is creating a lot of water but it’s cause due to system is getting frosty or could ice up if left running for a long period of time. Condenser coil is in bad condition. Advised due to findings there is leak present but unsure where. Would have to charge up unit but it’s really low advised and unit contains 9 pound on condenser. Wen rover findings and advised n