HVAC & Air Conditioning
Cooling is the biggest electricity line in most inland LA homes. A right-sized high-efficiency system cuts it, and we size it to the house rather than to the old label.
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What we do
Every service here is tied to a bill
Ordered roughly by how much they move the needle in a Los Angeles home, from the HVAC system at the top to flooring at the bottom. We will tell you honestly which one to do first, including when the answer is none of them yet.
Attic Insulation & Air Sealing
Dollar for dollar, usually the best money you can spend on a Los Angeles house. Seal first, then insulate, and LADWP pays $0.50 a square foot.
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A roof in Los Angeles is a heat decision as much as a water one. A reflective surface runs far cooler, and LADWP pays a rebate on it.
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Water heating is the biggest gas line in a California home. Get that right and you have moved more money than most people move with windows.
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A reflective ceramic coating up to 20 times thicker than paint. It waterproofs the wall, reflects heat instead of absorbing it, and ends the repaint cycle.
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Dual-pane Low-E glass that cuts afternoon heat gain, glare and street noise. LADWP pays $2 a square foot, and we will be straight with you about the payback.
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The panel is the constraint. Solve it once, ahead of the heat pump, the EV charger and the induction range, and every later project gets cheaper.
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Outdoor use is over 30% of a household's water and up to half of it is wasted. Turf replacement currently pays $5.00 a square foot through LADWP.
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No watering, no mowing, no water bill, green through August. We will also tell you where artificial grass is the wrong answer.
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The one time the walls are open. Induction, LED and efficient appliances cost almost nothing extra now and are expensive to retrofit later.
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Built to stay dry, and specified so the water you save is also hot water you never paid to heat. Waterproofing you can see photographed before it is covered.
Learn moreFlooring Installation
Straight answer: flooring is not an energy upgrade. What it can do is close the gaps, insulate over a crawlspace, and hold cool underfoot.
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Where to start
Not sure which upgrade pays back first?
For most Valley homes the order runs: seal and insulate the attic, right-size the HVAC, deal with the water heater, then the glazing. Coating and turf reduce load and improve kerb appeal at the same time. We will assess your house and tell you the sequence, even when that means telling you to wait on something.
Common questions
What homeowners ask us first
Do you charge for estimates?
No. On-site estimates are free, and you get an itemized written scope rather than a single number on a business card. We would rather you compare us line by line.
Are you licensed, bonded, and insured?
Yes. RemodeLA Inc holds California CSLB license #1112118, Class B, General Building, in current and active standing, with a $25,000 contractor’s bond and workers’ compensation coverage. You can verify us directly on the CSLB website.
Do you handle permits?
Yes, for any scope that requires one. Electrical service upgrades, reroofs, HVAC changeouts and window replacement all typically do. Permits, Title 24 documentation, and inspection scheduling are included in what we quote.
Can you help with rebates and financing?
We will tell you which utility, state, and federal incentives your specific scope qualifies for, and what documentation the program needs. Financing options are available on larger projects.
What areas do you serve?
Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley. Tarzana, Encino, Sherman Oaks, Woodland Hills, Van Nuys, Northridge, Studio City, Calabasas, Burbank, Glendale and the surrounding communities. Call us if you are just outside, because we probably still come to you.