Sacramento service

Heating & Air Conditioning in Sacramento, CA

From a 1920s bungalow in Land Park to a new build in Natomas, Sacramento homes come in every age and style, and so do their heating and cooling systems. We know how to keep all of them comfortable.

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Homes and businesses citywide
Older homes, new builds, and everything in between
Licensed & insured, CSLB #1108684

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Comfort for every kind of Sacramento home

Sacramento summers bring long runs of 100-degree days, and the Delta breeze doesn't always show up when you need it. Winters are short but damp, with foggy mornings in the 30s. Your HVAC system has to handle both.

What makes Sacramento interesting is the range of homes. In the older neighborhoods like Land Park, Curtis Park, East Sacramento, and Midtown, we often find original floor furnaces, small or leaky ducts in tight crawlspaces, and rooms that were never designed for central air. In the Pocket and Greenhaven, many homes from the 1960s and '70s are on their third or fourth AC system. Newer neighborhoods in Natomas have modern equipment that mostly needs good maintenance and the occasional repair.

California State Capitol in Sacramento — From the Capitol to the Pocket, we keep Sacramento homes and businesses comfortable year-round.

Solutions for older Sacramento homes

Ductless mini-splits. A clean, efficient way to add cooling and heating to homes without ducts, without tearing into plaster walls. Learn more.
Floor and wall furnace replacement. We repair and replace old floor furnaces and wall heaters, or help you move to a whole-home system.
New ductwork. When there's room in the attic or crawlspace, properly designed, sealed ductwork can bring central air to a vintage home.
Heat pumps. Many Sacramento homeowners are electrifying, especially those with solar. A heat pump handles heating and cooling in one system.

What we do in Sacramento

Sacramento neighborhoods we serve

Pocket
Greenhaven
Land Park
Curtis Park
East Sacramento
Midtown
Downtown
Tahoe Park
Oak Park
Elmhurst
South Land Park
Meadowview
Valley Hi
South Sacramento
Natomas
College Greens

Wildfire smoke and Sacramento air

When smoke settles over the valley, the air inside your home can get just as bad as the air outside. Upgraded filtration, sealed return ducts, and whole-home air cleaning can make a big difference. See our indoor air quality services.

Sacramento businesses

We help restaurants, retail shops, offices, and property managers keep tenants and customers comfortable with commercial HVAC service and maintenance.

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Why Sacramento homeowners choose HUG

Licensed & insured
California contractor license CSLB #1108684. You can look us up on the CSLB website any time.
Upfront pricing
You see the price and approve it before any work starts. No surprises on the invoice.
Straight answers
If a $200 repair will buy you years, we'll say so. We don't push replacements you don't need.
We treat your home with respect
Shoe covers on, drop cloths down, and we clean up before we leave.
All makes & models
We service the equipment you already have, whatever the brand or age.
Local to Elk Grove
Our shop is right here on Iron Rock Way. We live and work in the same heat you do.

Sacramento HVAC questions

Which parts of Sacramento do you cover?

We serve neighborhoods across the city, including the Pocket, Greenhaven, Land Park, Curtis Park, East Sacramento, Midtown, Downtown, Tahoe Park, Oak Park, South Sacramento, Natomas, and more. Call us if you're not sure.

Can you add central air to an older home without ducts?

Often, yes. Options include running new ducts through the attic or crawlspace, using a compact high-velocity system, or installing a multi-zone ductless mini-split. We'll look at the house and recommend the least invasive approach.

My old house has a floor furnace or wall heater. Can you replace it?

Yes. Many older Sacramento homes still have floor or wall furnaces. We can repair them, replace them with a modern wall furnace, or upgrade the whole home to a heat pump or ducted system.

Do I need a permit in Sacramento to replace my AC?

Yes. The City of Sacramento (or Sacramento County for unincorporated areas) requires a mechanical permit for HVAC replacements, plus HERS testing in most cases. We take care of it.