Eichler HVAC Installation for Sequoyah Hills – Oakland Hills Designed in 1964, and built in 1965-1966, the Eichler homes in the Oakland Hills in the Sequoyah Hills neighborhood were some of the last Eichlers built in the East Bay. The 53 Eichler homes were one of...
HVAC Installation for Eichler Homes in Castro Valley – Greenridge From 1960 to 1965, about 185 Eichler homes were built in the Greenridge neighborhood of Castro Valley, making it the second largest Eichler community in the East Bay. Only the Rancho San Miguel...
Eichler HVAC Installation in Walnut Creek – Rancho San Miguel From 1955 to 1958, in the Rancho San Miguel neighborhood of Walnut Creek, California, 375 Eichler homes and another 160 ranch style homes were built. In contrast to regular ranch style homes, Eichler...
What’s the Difference Between Ductless HVAC and Central Air Conditioning? Your heating and cooling system keeps your home cool in summer and warm in winter. HVAC systems also reduce the humidity to make the house seem cooler. There are two main types of heating...
AC Not Cold? Here’s The Reasons Why! It’s still spring, but temperature’s increasing here in San Jose. It won’t be long until the summer solstice on June. During those days, and even a month before that, you wouldn’t want your air-conditioning system to only be a...
Central Air Conditioning Buying Guide (2024) What Factors Should You Consider When Buying a Central Air Conditioner? 75% of home in the US use air conditioning, and 75% of those homes have central air. Central air conditioners are popular because they deliver more...
