Breeze Mechanical has been providing expert Heating & Air Conditioning service and installation in the Elk Grove and the Sacramento area for over 20 years. We know great efficiency equals greater savings and we work hard to find solutions to save you money on your heating and cooling bills. Our A+ Better Business Bureau rating is your assurance that we will get your job done right and on time!
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Our A+ Better Business Bureau rating is your assurance that we will get your job done right and on time! All mechanical / electrical repairs on gas fired furnaces, air conditioners, and heat pumps. Heat load calculations. Replace old wall a/c, heating with central a/c, heating. Duct work evaluation / replacement.
I have known Chris with Breeze Mechanical for approximately 10 years now. On my residential properties Breeze has installed four new HVAC systems and made several modifications to systems for building additions or remodels. Breeze continues to be my go-to contractor for HVAC repair because of the service that is provided.
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M. P.
Aug 06, 2016
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Chris is a total pro. For my visit, he was on time, gave plenty of notice, and followed through on everything that he said.
The heat rejector unit outside the building stopped working and he diagnosed it immediately, after asking just one question: "Can you turn the AC breaker off?" Once I did, he peeked at his meter and said, "Yep, blown capacitor." It probably took him longer to round trip it over to the parts store and back than it did for him to diagnose and make the repair.
Added bonus: he's a great guy! Gave me an older fin comb after I mentioned I was considering straightening out all
The heat rejector unit outside the building stopped working and he diagnosed it immediately, after asking just one question: "Can you turn the AC breaker off?" Once I did, he peeked at his meter and said, "Yep, blown capacitor." It probably took him longer to round trip it over to the parts store and back than it did for him to diagnose and make the repair.
Added bonus: he's a great guy! Gave me an older fin comb after I mentioned I was considering straightening out all
