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Heating Services

Loma Linda Heat & Air Conditioning Inc. offers residential and commercial heating services. Our customers can be assured they are receiving the best in heating advice when they speak to our staff. We are your local neighborhood heating specialists. Make sure to check out our affordable Energy Savings Agreement (ESA) to help prevent costly repairs before they are needed on your heating systems.

Our heating specialists are experts in servicing and replacing furnaces, heat pumps, wall & floor furnaces. We are often able to make repairs and/or adjustments on the spot without making unnecessary trips and wasting your time. If you do need a major repair or replacement, our heating technicians can usually have the process done within one or two days. Either way you have the best possible service with only minimal inconvenience.
No matter what kind of heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning system you have in your house, you can save money and increase your comfort by properly maintaining and upgrading your equipment. Loma Linda Heat & Air Conditioning Inc. can help you maintain your current systems with our maintenance plans, but remember, an energy-efficient furnace alone will not have as great an impact on your energy bills as using the whole-house approach. Loma Linda Heat & Air Conditioning Inc. can assist you by combining proper equipment maintenance and upgrades with appropriate insulation, air sealing, and thermostat settings, you can cut your energy use for heating and cooling by half.

All major appliances including gas furnaces, air conditioners and heat pumps sold in California must be in compliance with the Title-24 energy efficiency standards.

Furnace Repair Service

Loma Linda Heat & Air Conditioning Inc. is dedicated to keeping your home or business’s heating equipment running smoothly and efficiently every day of the year. To ensure that our standards of quality and integrity are maintained, our furnace repair technicians are continuously educated through experience and training with North American Technician Excellence (NATE), Institute of Heating & Air Conditioning (IHACI), Southern California Edison (SCE), National Comfort Institute (NCI) and other vendors. 

We know that every customer’s needs are unique to the individual home, family and heating equipment. Our technicians are trained to complete repairs on all name brands and applications. We also understand that you have a busy schedule, and we will make our service call at a time that will be convenient for you and your family.

We understand the need for prompt and fair furnace repair service when your family’s or employees’ comfort and safety are at stake. We arrive on time and complete an objective diagnosis of the problem. After making sure all your questions are answered, we complete the repair properly, justifying the confidence our customers have come to depend on.

Gas Furnaces

The average life of a furnace is 15-20 years. The average furnace older than 10 years is only operating at 50% efficiency. New furnaces on the market today reach between 80%-98% efficiency, offering immediate savings on your heating bill.


Gas furnaces are rated for efficiency with an Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency number (AFUE). According to the state's Energy Efficiency Standards, Title 24, the minimum AFUE for central furnace systems now sold in California is 0.78, which means that 78 percent of the fuel used by the furnace actually reaches your home's duct work as heat. The higher the AFUE, the more efficient the furnace.


Call us today and ask us about all the applicable rebates offered through your local utility company and the various manufacturers. It is a great time to upgrade your energy efficiency, comfort, and safety right away! We have the experts to help you in the best, most economical way for your needs!

Heating & Cooling Energy Tips

  1. Set your thermostat as low as it is comfortable.
  2. Check or change filters on furnaces once a month.
  3. Clean warm-air registers as needed; make sure they're not blocked by furniture, carpeting or drapes.
  4. Use kitchen, bath and other ventilating fans wisely; in just one hour, these fans can pull out a houseful of warmed or cooled air. Turn fans off as soon as they have done the job.
  5. Keep draperies and shades open on south-facing windows during the heating season to allow sunlight to enter your home; close them at night to reduce the chill you may feel from cold windows.
  6. Close an unoccupied room that is isolated from the rest of the house such as in a corner and turn down the thermostat or turn off the heating for that room or zone. Do not, however, turn the heating off if it adversely affects the rest of your system.

Gas Furnace Tips

  1. Don't block registers, vents or heating units with furniture or drapes. That makes your furnace work harder and uses more energy.
  2. Consider installing a programmable thermostat. You can save as much as 10% a year on your heating and cooling bills by simply turning your thermostat back 10% to 15% for 8 hours with an automatic setback or programmable thermostat.
  3. Using a programmable thermostat you can adjust the times you turn on the heating or air-conditioning according to a pre-set schedule. Programmable thermostats can store and repeat multiple daily setting (four or more temperature setting a day) that you can manually override without affecting the rest of the daily or weekly program.

Heat Pump Tips

  1. Do not set back the heat pump's thermostat manually if it causes the electric resistance heating to come on. This type of heating, which is often used as a backup to the heat pump, is more expensive.
  2. Check or change filters once a month or as needed and maintain the system according to manufacturer's instructions.

Heat Pumps

If you use electricity to heat your home, consider installing an energy efficient heat pump system. Heat pumps are the most efficient form of electric heating in moderate climates, providing three times more heating than the equivalent amount of energy they consume in electricity. There are three types of heat pumps: air-to-air, water source and ground source.

They collect heat from the air, water or ground outside your home and concentrate it for use inside. Heat pumps do double duty as a central air conditioner. They can also cool your home by collecting the heat inside your house and effectively pumping it outside. A heat pump can trim the amount of electricity you use for heating as much as 30% to 40%.

Call us today with any questions. 

Our staff is ready, willing and eager to help!

Air Conditioning Services

Let Loma Linda Heat & Air Conditioning Inc. HVAC technician service your heating and air conditioning system to preserve the effectiveness of your unit all year round and save you money. Whether you need air conditioning sales, service or repairs you are assured of the best, prompt, and professional air conditioning service there is; performed by the most reliable and competent professionals at Loma Linda Heat & Air Conditioning Inc. We service all major air conditioners such as Rheem, American Standard, Carrier and many others.

Loma Linda Heat & Air Conditioning Inc. is your local residential and commercial air conditioning specialist and we are well equipped to make your home cool and comfortable during our hot, humid summers.
We'll work with you to design a system that will offer the most cost effective solutions in improving the comfort of your home or business, while saving you time, energy, and money. We can install high efficiency, environmentally friendly air conditioning and make sure that the unit is properly sized for your home. Make sure to check out our affordable Energy Savings Agreement (ESA) to help prevent costly repairs on your existing unit before they are needed on your air conditioning services.

Air Conditioning Repair Service

Loma Linda Heat & Air Conditioning Inc. is dedicated to keeping your home or business’s heating equipment running smoothly and efficiently every day of the year. To ensure that our standards of quality and integrity are maintained, our furnace repair technicians are continuously educated through experience and training with North American Technician Excellence (NATE), Institute of Heating & Air Conditioning (IHACI), Southern California Edison (SCE), National Comfort Institute (NCI) and other vendors. 

We know that every customer’s needs are unique to the individual home, family and heating equipment. Our technicians are trained to complete repairs on all name brands and applications. We also understand that you have a busy schedule, and we will make our service call at a time that will be convenient for you and your family.

We understand the need for prompt and fair furnace repair service when your family’s or employees’ comfort and safety are at stake. We arrive on time and complete an objective diagnosis of the problem. After making sure all your questions are answered, we complete the repair properly, justifying the confidence our customers have come to depend on.

Central Air Conditioners

The indoor coil in your air conditioner acts as a magnet for dust because it is constantly wetted during the cooling season. Dirt build-up on the indoor coil is the single most common cause of poor efficiency.

Why Buy Energy Efficient Central Air Conditioner?

Central air conditioner systems are more efficient than window or through-the-wall units. They are also out of the way, quiet, and convenient to operate. High-efficiency air conditioners systems save money on your utility bills & result in fewer environmentally harmful emissions.
In an average air conditioned home, air conditioning consumes more than 2000 kilowatt-hours of electricity per year, causing about 3,500 pounds of carbon dioxide and 31 pounds of sulfur dioxide to be emitted at the power plant and, at average electricity prices, costs you about $150. In high-cooling climates those numbers can be doubled or even higher.

About Central Air Conditioner Efficiency

Central air conditioners use electric energy to pump heat out of your home and dump it outside. They distribute cooled air throughout your house and remove moisture from the indoor air.

The efficiency of Central air conditioner systems is governed by U.S. law and regulated by the U.S. Department of Energy. Every air conditioner unit is assigned an efficiency rating known as its seasonal energy efficiency ratio (SEER). The SEER is defined as the total cooling output (in Btu-British thermal units) provided by the unit during its normal annual usage period divided by its total energy input (in Watt-hours) during the same period.

The SEER is displayed on a yellow label affixed to the air conditioner unit. Higher SEERs are better. The minimum SEER allowed by California law for a central air conditioner is 14. The best available SEER is about 20, while many older units have SEER ratings of 6 or less. Most consumers must consider a SEER of 14 or higher when buying a new A/C system. Depending on the square footage of the home will determine what SEER is good for the size of your home.

Tips for Lowering Your Central Air Conditioners Energy Usage

These tips will save you money, but it is highly recommended that you call us to clean your air conditioning system.
  1. Set your thermostat at 78 F or higher. Each degree setting below 78 F will increase energy consumption by approximately 8%. Be careful, however, that if your A/C is oversized the diminished run-time from raising the thermostat setting may result in too-high indoor humidity in some locations. Make sure batteries are good.
  2. Use bath and kitchen fans sparingly when the air conditioner is operating to avoid pulling warm, moist air into your home.
  3. Inspect and clean both the indoor and outdoor coils. The indoor coil in your air conditioner acts as a magnet for dust because it is constantly wetted during the cooling season. Dirt build-up on the indoor coil is the single most common cause of poor efficiency. The outdoor coil must also be checked periodically for dirt build-up and cleaned if necessary.
  4. Check the refrigerant charge. The circulating fluid in your air conditioner is a special refrigerant gas that is put in when the system is installed. If the system is overcharged or undercharged with refrigerant, it will not work properly. You will need a service contractor to check the fluid and adjust it appropriately.
  5. Reduce the cooling load by using cost-effective conservation measures. For example, effectively shade east and west windows. When possible, delay heat-generating activities, such as cooking and dishwashing, until evening on hot days.
  6. Over most of the cooling season, keep the house closed tight during the day. Don't let in unwanted heat and humidity. Ventilate at night either naturally or with fans.
  7. Check or Change your filter monthly. Dirty filters restrict airflow to your evaporator coil that can cause your ac system to breakdown.
  8. Use your garden hose to clean your outdoor condensing unit to allow proper airflow. (Make sure to turn off your thermostat while performing this cleaning).
  9. Whole house fans help cool your home by pulling cool air through the house and exhausting warm air through the attic. They are effective when operated at night and when the outside air temperature is cooler than the inside. You can also consider ceiling fans to spread the cooled air more effectively through your home without greatly increasing your power use.
  10. Set the fan speed on high except in very humid weather. When it's humid set the fan speed on low. You'll get better cooling.

Air Conditioners

It might surprise you to know that buying a bigger air-conditioning unit won't necessarily make you feel more comfortable during the hot summer months. In fact, a air conditioner that's too big for the area it is supposed to cool will perform less efficiently and less effectively than a smaller, properly sized unit. 

This is because room units work better if they run for relatively long periods of time than if they are continually, switching off and on. Longer run times allow air conditioners to maintain a more constant room temperature. Running longer also allows them to remove a larger amount of moisture from the air, which lowers humidity and, more importantly, makes you feel more comfortable.

SEER is the Seasonal Energy Efficiency Rating. SEER rates the efficiency during the cooling season. Look for a SEER rating of 14 or above.