Affordable Heating and Air has completed 10 jobs in Los Angeles, CA in October 2026.
The 10 customer reviews shown here average 4.6 out of 5.
The most recent job was on October 2, 2026.
Affordable Heating and Air has completed 3,816 jobs in Los Angeles, CA in the last 12 months. The first job there was in November 2024.
I tried this company for the first time recently. Jeremy was very friendly and knowledgeable. He kept us posted as to his arrival time as well.
I highly recommend Javier from Affordable Heating and Air. We had a difficult issue with a new air handler that three other technicians had already looked at without being able to fully diagnose the problem. Javier was the fourth technician to take a look, and he finally got to the root of it.What really stood out was his patience and thoughtful approach. He took the time to carefully work through the system, troubleshoot the issue, and explain what he was finding along the way rather than jumping to conclusions. His persistence and attention to detail made all the difference.After dealing with this issue for quite some time, it was a huge relief to finally have someone figure out what was actually going on. Really appreciate Javier’s professionalism, knowledge, and commitment to getting it right. Highly recommend!
I was very happy with the service and the installation of my unit
I needed an estimate to add more vents to my central ac, which my technician did, but he also showed me how to clean my exterior ac unit and informed me of a great rebate with no pressure at all, he just wanted to be helpful and make me aware!
Murad was pleasant, knowledgeable, and trustworthy. He took the time to explain our problem and the potential solutions and really gained our trust. We had an excellent experience with Murad.
Our tech was very helpful and explained all of the options to us, as well as tried every option that was available to fix the ac unit. He went over all of the financing options with us and answered all of our questions.
I liked my service until the end, when the technician told me I was being ripped off and I discovered that my x king 10 boombox was missing.
Thank you Weston for figuring it all out!! Yay! I'm very happy with my service!!
We successfully installed a 4-ton Goodman heat pump condenser and air handler, ensuring optimal performance. The existing equipment was removed and hauled away. We connected the air handler to the electrical system and installed a new electrical disconnect box and whip. A secondary drain line and drain pan were added for efficient water management. The furnace platform was rebuilt, and supply and return ducts were replaced. We also installed a Daikin thermostat and safety shut-off switch. All work was completed with extended warranties and a 10-year labor warranty. The permit and HERS test costs were included in the estimate.
I successfully addressed a condensation line issue by clearing a significant blockage. The line was obstructed, causing water to back up and potentially leading to damage. Using specialized tools, I carefully accessed and cleared the line, ensuring proper drainage. The process involved meticulous inspection and cleaning to prevent future issues. Payment was received via Zelle, completing the transaction smoothly.
I completed the installation of a Carrier Performance 3-ton, 15.2 SEER2 heat pump package unit with R454B refrigerant. The installation included a Carrier residential warranty, a regular crane for lifting, and a cap gas line. I used an existing NEST thermostat and existing air ducts, ensuring no replacements were necessary. The job also involved sealing supply registers, obtaining LA County permit, and conducting HERS testing. Labor included standard installation practices. Payment was made with a $1000 deposit upon arrival and the balance upon startup, with a 4% credit card fee.
We completed a comprehensive installation of a Carrier Comfort 3 TON Up To 15.2-18 SEER2 Inverter Heat Pump Condenser using R454B refrigerant. The installation included a condenser pad, disconnect box, electrical power whip, and a drain pan. We also installed a flush line-set and a secondary safety switch. The ductwork was updated with R8 return and supply ducts, and we provided a duct warranty. The client was informed that the condenser location, being too close to an existing window, would not pass code. The project included standard installation labor, but drywall repair costs were not included. Additionally, a change order was issued for the installation of three new R8 supply ducts for a second system.
I successfully installed three new R-8 ducts for the secondary system. Each duct was meticulously measured and cut to the precise specifications required for optimal performance. The ducts were then carefully assembled, ensuring all connections were secure and airtight. Insulation was applied to enhance energy efficiency and noise reduction. After installation, I conducted a thorough inspection to confirm that each duct was properly aligned and functioning as intended. The system was tested to ensure it met performance standards, and all work was completed in a timely and professional manner.
During the service, we identified a grounded compressor. After thorough inspection, it was determined that the compressor needed to be replaced. We have contacted Goodman to gather warranty information and next steps. The customer will be informed about the warranty status and potential repair options. We ensured all safety protocols were followed throughout the process.
Upon inspection, I identified a significant issue with the refrigerant line set, which was leaking. This leak posed a risk to the system's efficiency and overall performance. After a thorough evaluation, I determined that repairing the line set was not a viable option due to the extent of the damage. Therefore, I recommended replacing the entire line set to ensure the system operates effectively and efficiently. The replacement was completed, and the system is now functioning optimally.
Upon arrival, the ACiQ system was non-operational, with the air-handler blower rattling above 20% operation. The thermostat displayed an EH61 error. After power restoration, the unit briefly started then shut down with a water-level alarm. A test with the CN5 water connection disconnected allowed it to run for five minutes without cooling, displaying EH0E. The T2 sensor measured 8.35 �, and the blower was unbalanced. Refrigerant pressures were 222.5/222.9 psig. Recommend replacing the indoor control board, CN47 T2 sensor harness, and CN5 water-level harness, and addressing the blower issue.
Maintenance in LA
During the maintenance visit, I identified a clog in the condensation line, which was impeding the system's efficiency. I carefully inspected the line and removed the obstruction, ensuring the system could drain properly. This action restored optimal performance and prevented potential water damage. The system is now functioning smoothly, and the risk of future clogs has been significantly reduced.
