Commercial HVAC & AC Repair in Central Contra Costa, CA
Commercial AC down in Central Contra Costa? Call Blue Star
When a rooftop unit fails in the middle of a business day, every hour costs you. Blue Star Heating & Air repairs commercial AC and heating systems in Central Contra Costa - compressors, economizers, controls, belts, blowers and refrigerant leaks - and gives you a straight answer on repair versus replacement.
- Covers
- 7 towns and 7 neighborhoods
- Power
- PG&E (MCE generation everywhere except Clayton)
- Permits
- Your city's building division, or Contra Costa County for Clayton (by contract), Saranap and Pacheco
Serving Central Contra Costa
From our Antioch shop, Central Contra Costa is a short drive over SR-4 or Kirker Pass Road, and we serve Concord, Clayton, Pleasant Hill, Walnut Creek and Martinez. We service commercial systems in offices, medical buildings, retail centers and apartment complexes along I-680, Ygnacio Valley Road and the downtowns of Concord and Walnut Creek. When a rooftop unit or split system fails at a Central Contra Costa business, we diagnose it on site and quote the repair before work starts.
Main roads
- I-680
- SR-4
- SR-242
- SR-24
- Kirker Pass Rd
- Ygnacio Valley Rd
- Willow Pass Rd
- Clayton Rd
- Contra Costa Blvd
Other services in Central Contra Costa
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Questions before you call
How quickly can you respond to a commercial AC failure in Central Contra Costa?
Call us with the address, unit type and symptoms and we'll give you the first available time. Central Contra Costa is a short drive from our Antioch shop over SR-4 or Kirker Pass Road.
Do you repair rooftop package units?
Yes. Rooftop package units are the most common commercial system we see, and most failures - capacitors, contactors, belts, blower motors, refrigerant leaks - can be repaired on the roof.
When should a commercial unit be replaced instead of repaired?
When it's near the end of its service life, uses R-22, or the repair costs approach a large share of a new unit. We'll put both options in writing.