Comfort Starts Here—Heating, Cooling & Plumbing for Winchester Homes and Businesses
Looking for dependable HVAC or plumbing services in Winchester, CA? Cool Air Solutions is your local source for fast, affordable home comfort solutions. Whether you're battling the summer heat, facing a mid-winter chill, or dealing with an unexpected leak, our expert team is just around the corner—and ready to help.
Since 2006, we’ve been helping homeowners in Winchester stay comfortable year-round with precision heating, cooling, and plumbing services. From AC installations to water heater repairs, we handle it all with unmatched craftsmanship and backed-by-our-promises service.
Use our online form or call 951-234-0748 to schedule your service today.
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Professional HVAC Services for Every Season
Don’t leave your home comfort to chance. Our certified HVAC technicians deliver responsive service and expert solutions, whether you need a seasonal tune-up or a full system replacement. We service all major brands and specialize in high-efficiency installations that save energy without sacrificing performance.
Our HVAC services include:
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AC installation, replacement & repair
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Furnace repair & electric furnace installation
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Smart thermostat upgrades
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Ductless mini-split systems
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Heat pumps & hybrid systems
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Seasonal tune-ups and precision maintenance
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Airflow balancing and zoning solutions
Every installation comes with our Lifetime Craftsmanship Guarantee, 1-Year Test Drive Guarantee, and No Surprise Pricing. And if your system ever breaks down unexpectedly, we’ve got your back with our 24-Hour Fix-It Guarantee.
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Plumbing Problems? One Call Solves Them All.
When plumbing issues strike, Cool Air Solutions is ready to respond with fast, professional service. Whether it’s a worn-out water heater or a mystery leak behind your wall, we’ll get to the root of the problem and deliver a lasting fix—no mess, no stress.
Our plumbing services in Winchester include:
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Water heater repair and installation (tank and tankless)
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Slab leak detection and repair
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Pipe and valve replacement
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Toilet, faucet, and shower repairs
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Garbage disposal service
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Water filtration and softener systems
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Pressure regulators and backflow devices
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Sewer inspection and hydro-jetting
Our licensed plumbing team handles each job with care, using the right tools, the right parts, and the right attitude. No subcontractors. No shortcuts. Just clean, reliable results backed by our Lifetime Craftsmanship Guarantee.
Affordable Comfort, Trusted Service
At Cool Air Solutions, we believe quality should never come with sticker shock. That’s why we offer:
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Transparent pricing with no upsells
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Flexible financing options
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Top-tier systems from trusted brands like Lennox
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Access to local and federal rebates and incentives
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Optional Comfort Club membership for year-round maintenance
Our technicians arrive on time, protect your home during every visit, and take the time to explain your options, so you can make the best decision for your home and budget.
Schedule HVAC or Plumbing Service in Winchester Today
Whether you need a quick fix or a total system upgrade, Cool Air Solutions is here to help. We're proud to provide heating, air conditioning, and plumbing services to homeowners across Winchester and the surrounding areas.
Contact us online or call 951-234-0748 to book your appointment today and experience the comfort and care you deserve.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Winchester, 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.
Winchester, CA at a glance
Cool Air Solutions has completed 25 jobs in Winchester, CA between July 2021 and August 2021.
The most recent job was on August 7, 2021.
Cool Air Solutions has completed 11 jobs in Winchester, CA in the last 12 months. The first job there was in November 2016.
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Job Locations and Reviews
Preformed cut and clear on primary drain lines and cleared P-Trap underneath sink. Vacuumed out all water in PVC primary and blew dry nitrogen to clear reminder debris. Primed and tested drain line and unit is cooling and operational upon departure.
Arrived on site to perform diagnostic on 2002 Lennox system. Homeowner states outdoor unit is running but indoor fan is not turning on. He did some research online and thinks he has a bad secondary motor control for indoor fan. He recently replaced the inducer draft motor in the winter. Cycled system for cooling. Indoor fan is unresponsive. Found bad secondary motor control not providing enough power to start the fan. Indoor motor has leaked a significant amount of oil. Filter was extremely restrictive as well as ducting is super kinked which is making fan motor work extremely hard. Replaced primary motor control to get the system going and evaluate. System kicked on and fan motor kicked on normally and started cooling. Temperature split is within range.system is an up flow in an attic and secondary drain line is constantly dripping outside. There are no condensation switches on drain line or emergency drain pan underneath unit which could cause serious damage if it should ever leak co
Performed AC diagnostic on Lennox system due to three fuse popping in attic. Previous visit I informed homeowner what was going on in at the starter needed to be replaced but they had wanted to hold off until it breaks again and now we are here. Replaced outdoor starter on condensing unit for downstairs system due to bad low-voltage coil causing intermittent three and fuse to blow on circuitboard Inside of Furnace. Part was swapped out and homeowner was notified that everything is operational and cooling at the moment. If same thing occurs in the future with system not working due to low-voltage issues trip charge will be waived. Upon departure System Is Fully operational.
Arrived on site to perform spring tune up on 2 2007 system. Client stated no issues and good. Condenser unit n back yard. Client cycled system and good. Washed both condenser coils inside and out. Checked and found both secondary motor control are weak and out of range and recommend replacing. Primary starters are worn out and burnt up on both. Checked start up amps and are in range just high up. Run amps are pulling in range. Units use R-22 and no longer in production. Found downstairs unit to be a little low on charge but still cooling. Upstairs was good and in range. Advised client and had her come out to see areas of concern. Client is aware of condition and how both units are running. Client stated she know units are getting old but they are going to be moving four of stater here in the next month or 2. So she stated they don’t want to put more money into old units. She just wanted service. Went over all findings and areas of concerns as well as recommendations. Client is aware
Installed outdoor condenser fan motor and tested system. Cleaned off coil as well to help system breath better. Upon departure system is cooling home.
Cash Discount of $1102 & $153 are only applicable if client pays with both checks are stated, if payment is not in check then price will increase as reflection of failure to pay in check.
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Performed AC diagnostic on 2015 carrier condenser. Upon my diagnostic I was greeted by Tim explain to me that the system recently just stopped working today and the fan is no longer spinning on the outdoor unit. He also mentioned that since he’s moved in the unit has seemed to never cool or get to temp. During my troubleshooting I found that the duel secondary motor control was completely blown up and dead. This is ultimately caused by something using too much power so further into my diagnosis I found that the system was extremely low on R410a refrigerant charge. They should be injected into the system do you have locating pinpoint where it is leaking out from. At the moment he would like to hold off on the dye and just get the system cooling and have us come back after the summer to do inject it. Replaced duel secondary motor control And charged system up with approximately 4 pounds of refrigerant. Signed client up on maintenance plan to keep system is standard every year and upon
Upon arrival performed diagnostic. Found low voltage fuse to be popped. Ran system and didn’t get another fuse pop. Did not find any sort of short.
Upon arrival performed diagnostic. Found low voltage fuse to be popped. Ran system and didn’t get another fuse pop. Did not find any sort of short.
Upon arrival performed diagnostic. Found low voltage fuse to be popped. Ran system and didn’t get another fuse pop. Did not find any sort of short.
Upon arrival performed diagnostic. Found low voltage fuse to be popped. Ran system and didn’t get another fuse pop. Did not find any sort of short.
Arrived on site to diagnose a fan that dose not stop spinning out side. Spoke with client and they stated few days ago system would not stop spinning and they even tried taut thermostat off the wall and shutting off power at the breaker to shut unit off. Since then unit is working. They would like to get system inspected. Inspected outdoor unit. Found primary starter completely burnt up on putting and need to be replaced. Found secondary control to be borderline bad. Recommend replacing before completely fails. Start up and good. Fan motor was pulling max amps but system has yet to get cleaned. Run amps on compressor are in range. Advised client of findings and he is aware of why system would not stop spinning. Went over all repairs and recommendations with client. Client wanted to go forward with midrange and we replaced primary starter and secondary motor control. Client is aware of how system is running and it’s condition and cycled system. System is operational after install. Cl
Performed AC diagnostic on 2000 into Lennox condenser. Upon my diagnostic tenant stated that system is no longer working and is doing the same thing as before. What I found was at the low-voltage fuse was blown due to something causing too much power draw. Inspected all thermostat wires and found nothing that was exposed or touching metal directly. Proceeded to the outdoor condensing unit inspected contactor and found that all wires were attached and low-voltage wires were not exposed. At the moment it is hard to tell what the issue is unless parts of swapped out. This may happen again and we will need to swap out the starter on the outdoor condensing unit. At the moment installed low-voltage fuse onto system and it is Cooling although if this happens again part must be replaced.
Arrived on site to perform spring tune up on a 2004 unit. Unit seems to be original to home. Condenser in back yard and furnace and Evaporator coil located in attic. Spoke over with client and she stated they had system running and was only blowing warm air. They haven’t had maintenance in a while and lack it. cycled unit and found both units not operating and no airflow produced. Advised would inspect both unit to see why unit is not working she stated she’s had issues in past and husband replaced fan motor and secondary motor control for fan in past himself. Found it not the best connection and recommended rewiring with new good connections and spades. Found no low voltage advised would have to trouble shoot for low voltage to get power to the outdoor unit. Found cooling terminal to have been pulled off or lost connection. Got indoor unit to turn on. Inspected out door unit and found compressor not on. Advised client of findings outside now that we got power to it. Inspected ele
Performed AC diagnostic on 2018 Carrier Condenser. Upon my diagnostic client stated that he is only able to get the fan spinning on the system by pushing it with a twig. Upon arrival I found that the fan motor was not spinning and the compressors was off. During the diagnostic I found multiple points of concerns 1. Duel Secondary motor control has become defective and was mostly caused by the compressor or fan using more power or also by a power outage. 2. Compressor is using high amperage on start up. 3. Both Power disconnect were not supplied with fuses nor surge protection. 4. Outdoor condensing fan motor has oil leakage coming from bearing. This can lead to premature failure and overheating. 5. Recommend maintenance is done twice a year to keep system at standard and full efficiency. Discussed full condition of system with client and he is aware of how it is running at the moment. Presented options regarding repairs and Ronald Chose to go with the premium long-term options. Will n
Arrived on site to diagnose a no cooling 2001 comfort maker system. Spoke to client and he stated just recently system stopped producing airflow but outside unit would still turn on. Cycled unit and no air flow coming out. Advised I would inspect indoor unit. Found board was bad as it would not send 120 to turn on blower motor. By passed unit to check motor and found it pulling 10 amps and max rated at 12 and is going to be failing soon. Secondary motor control for blower is out of range and weak from blower motor over working and going bad. Blower assembly and wheel are really dirty due to the lack of maintenance not done to system in past years. Went over all find and in furnace as unit is not operating properly due to bad board. Went over all repairs and recommendations with client. Client stated they didn’t want to put a lot of money into unit that could fail at any time. As they are considering replacement and would like to get someone out to go over replacement options. Turned
Performed AC maintenance on 2001 Goodman system. Verified refrigerant pressures were in range and cleaned up condenser coil. Found a deal secondary motor control is far o of range on the hermetic side terminal for the compressor. System Contained R22 refrigerant which was completely phase out January 1, 2020. Starter had slight pitting on contact points although it’s still working at this time. Fan motor also was in range for Amperage. Measured compressor amperage and found that it was pouring a total of 22 which is incredibly high for what is designed for a max of 23 this indicates to me that the compressor is beginning to go out and he’s using more power due to the duel secondary motor control being weak as well. Discussed full condition of system with Nick and he understands how old is running at the moment. Upon departure system is fully operational Cooling and swapped out filter that is supplied by client
Found secondary drain switch open on arrival. Removed evaporator panel and pressurized primary drain line with nitrogen. Cleared the debris and tested with a. Title of water to confirm primary line is now draining.
Performed AC maintenance on a carrier system. Units cooling temperature split is 22 degrees. Duct runs are sealed and free of obstruction. Condensate lines are clear but have no overflow switch. Blower motor is clean and amping ok. Outdoor unit was chemically washed. Electrical components are in range at this time. Compressor and fan amp draws are ok. Refrigerant levels are good. Compressor bay and service panel was cleaned. Outdoor unit needs electrical protection. System was running at end of appointment.
Looked through coils and found no signs of leak dye, refrigerant levels are similar to the day of re charge. System is sitting at an 18 degree temp split. Advised client, we will have to do another leak check during fall tune up. Let the system release dye.
Looked through coils and found no signs of leak dye, refrigerant levels are similar to the day of re charge. System is sitting at an 18 degree temp split. Advised client, we will have to do another leak check during fall tune up. Let the system release dye.
Looked through coils and found no signs of leak dye, refrigerant levels are similar to the day of re charge. System is sitting at an 18 degree temp split. Advised client, we will have to do another leak check during fall tune up. Let the system release dye.
Looked through coils and found no signs of leak dye, refrigerant levels are similar to the day of re charge. System is sitting at an 18 degree temp split. Advised client, we will have to do another leak check during fall tune up. Let the system release dye.
Upon arrival found saftey switch to be leaking water. Replaced saftey switch and got system going. Poured 2.5 gallons of water to prime drain. Drain is draining perfectly. Advised client she can run ac.