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HVAC & Electrical Services in Los Gatos, CA
Heating, cooling, and electrical work for Los Gatos homes, from zoned heat pump systems in multi-level hillside houses to ductless installations in century-old homes near downtown. We are licensed in both HVAC and electrical, and the crew on your property is ours, never a subcontractor. Serving Los Gatos, the hillside neighborhoods above town, and the surrounding Santa Clara County.
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Heating, Cooling, and Electrical Work Built for Los Gatos Homes
Los Gatos is really two towns for anyone who works on HVAC. Down in the flats there are homes from the 1890s and 1920s with plaster walls, small footprints, and nowhere ducts were ever meant to go. Up along Shannon, Kennedy, and Blossom Hill there are large multi-level houses spread across a slope, under heavy oak canopy, with afternoon sun hitting one side while the other holds shade all day. The same system specification will not serve both, and the distance between them is wider here than in any neighboring city.
Hillside homes fail in a predictable way. Heat stacks upward across three levels, so a single thermostat on the middle floor leaves two thirds of the house uncomfortable. Duct runs out to the far bedrooms are long, and by the time air arrives the temperature has drifted. A west-facing room on the ridge and a canyon-side room on the same floor are not the same load. The answer is almost always zoning, either a zoned ducted heat pump with proper dampers and separate thermostats, or a multi-zone ductless system where the layout will not take ducts at all. The site matters as much as the equipment here: slope, clearance around the condenser, service access in five years, how visible the unit is from the house, and how much oak debris ends up in the coils all get settled during the estimate rather than improvised on install day.
Near Tait, Bachman, and Broadway the problem inverts. Homes built before 1930 have no ductwork, limited wall cavities, and interiors worth protecting, which makes ductless the natural fit since each zone needs only a small line set penetration and gets its own control. Older properties are also where aging electrical service genuinely shows up, so we look at it early rather than late. Even in these houses, moving to a heat pump rarely calls for a new panel, and because we carry both licenses we can settle that question during the free estimate instead of sending you to a second contractor for the answer.
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Why Homeowners Choose Ozone Service
Rebates & Incentives for Bay Area Homeowners
Ozone Service has secured over $500,000 in rebates in the past 6 months. We help Bay Area homeowners reduce the cost of upgrading to energy-efficient heating and cooling systems. Depending on your location, utility provider, and equipment selected, you may qualify for valuable rebates and financing programs. We handle the documentation - most contractors don't.
Free Estimates & Free Diagnostics
No trip fee. No diagnostic charge. We assess the full system, identify the problem, and hand you a written scope and price before any work begins. After fixing a compressor for one of our clients, Tim checked the rest of the system at no extra charge to rule out downstream issues. That's not exceptional - that's how we work.
EPA 608 Certified & BBB Accredited
Handling refrigerant the right way matters. Our EPA 608 certified technicians follow strict standards for refrigerant recovery, leak prevention, and system charging - helping protect the environment while keeping your HVAC system efficient and reliable. BBB Accreditation means there's a paper trail and accountability if anything falls short.
HVAC + Electrical Under One Roof
Heat pump installations require both HVAC and electrical work. Because Ozone Service is licensed in both trades, we provide complete in-house service from start to finish - no need to coordinate multiple contractors. From equipment installation and wiring to permits and final testing, everything is handled under one roof for a smoother, faster project.
Written Warranty on Every Job
HVAC installation labor is covered for 3 years and can extend up to 12 years with annual maintenance. Electrical work carries a 1-year labor warranty, and equipment is covered by its manufacturer. One team, one contract, everything in writing.
Emergency HVAC & Electrical Service
AC failed? Furnace out on a cold weekend? Electrical issue that can’t wait? Our team offers same-day service in most cases, with the same technicians and the same quality on every call.
Recently Completed in the Bay Area
Rebates and Incentives for Los Gatos Homeowners
Switching from gas to efficient electric heating and cooling in Los Gatos can qualify for rebates, and several programs can be combined on a single project. On a larger hillside home the scope is usually bigger to begin with, a zoned system, often a water heater, sometimes electrical work alongside it, and a bigger scope generally means more than one program is in play.
Los Gatos is served by PG&E and by Silicon Valley Clean Energy, the community energy provider for Santa Clara County cities, and local offers can be layered on top of the statewide program in effect at the time.
Program budgets and rules change during the year and depend on what you are installing, so we check eligibility for your project, make sure the installation meets the requirements, and handle the documentation. The earlier you ask, the better, since some programs are decided before equipment is ordered.
Secured for Bay Area homeowners through local and state rebate programs over the last 6 months
On all City Inspections in the Bay Area
HVAC & Electrical handled 100% in-house
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Serving Los Gatos and the Surrounding Area
Our technicians are in-house, background-checked, and EPA 608 certified, and every job we complete is permitted, inspected, and backed by our workmanship warranty. We work throughout Los Gatos, including the hillside neighborhoods off Shannon Road, Kennedy Road, and Blossom Hill, and in the neighboring communities of Monte Sereno, Saratoga, Campbell, Cupertino, and San Jose, along with the wider Santa Clara County.
Every installation we complete passes city inspection, a 100% pass rate that comes from pulling the proper permits, sizing equipment correctly, and not cutting corners on the parts of the job you cannot see. No subcontractors means one team stays accountable from the first estimate to final sign-off.
What Our Customers Say
Frequently Asked Questions
Can one system handle a three-level hillside home?
Yes, it can, but only if it is zoned. A single-zone system on a multi-level house will always favor one floor. We run the load level by level and design either a zoned ducted system with separate thermostats or a multi-zone ductless setup, so each floor holds its own temperature instead of borrowing from the others.
Can you install a heat pump in a home built in the early 1900s with no ductwork?
Yes, we can. Ductless systems suit these houses well because installation requires only a small line set penetration per zone, so plaster walls and original interior detail stay untouched, and each room gets its own control.
Does a steep lot or hillside access change the installation?
Yes, it does. Slope affects where the outdoor unit can sit, how it drains, how clear it stays of oak and leaf debris, and how easily it can be serviced in five years. We work all of that out during the site visit, and the written estimate reflects it rather than turning into change orders halfway through.
Will switching to a heat pump mean a new electrical panel in an older Los Gatos home?
No, usually it will not. Homeowners assume it does, and most of the time that turns out to be wrong. We calculate the actual load, and where capacity is tight there are often options that cost far less than a full panel replacement. If an upgrade really is needed we tell you why, and our own electricians do the work under the same contract.
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