Heat pumps
For Fresno and Clovis homes—especially those with rooftop solar—a high-SEER2 inverter heat pump can lower peak summer PG&E electricity use and heats cleanly all winter.
Cooling for Fresno’s Central Valley summers.
Heating, cooling, and comfort upgrades for your Fresno home.
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Common systems in Fresno.
AC replacement
Paired with a San Joaquin Valley APCD-compliant Ultra-Low-NOx gas furnace, a high-EER2 two-stage AC cuts summer afternoon kilowatt draw.
Indoor air quality
The San Joaquin Valley traps agricultural dust, PM2.5 particulates, and seasonal wildfire smoke; a sealed deep-pleated media filter cabinet keeps indoor air clean.
Around Fresno Clovis, Fig Garden, Woodward Park, Tower District, Sunnyside, Bullard, Hoover, Madera, Sanger, Selma.
Common questions in Fresno.
How much difference does a higher SEER2 system make on PG&E bills in Fresno?
Because Fresno AC systems run heavily during hot afternoons when PG&E time-of-use rates peak, stepping up from an older 10–12 SEER unit to a newer two-stage or variable-speed system reduces peak electrical draw and helps prevent your household from crossing into higher baseline tiers.
Are rooftop package units common in Fig Garden and central Fresno?
Yes. Rooftop gas-electric and heat pump package units are very common on mid-century ranch homes throughout Fig Garden, Bullard, and Hoover. We replace both rooftop package units and split attic systems, including crane service and required Title 24 HERS testing.
What furnace rules apply in the San Joaquin Valley?
The San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District (SJVAPCD) Rule 4905 requires new residential natural gas furnaces to meet strict Ultra-Low-NOx emissions standards. We install compliant Ultra-Low-NOx furnaces as well as all-electric heat pumps.
Fresno climate and homes.
Fresno climate and homes.
Fresno and Clovis see weeks of 100°F–108°F summer afternoons with no coastal breeze. Older homes often use rooftop units or crawlspace ducts, while newer homes use attic split systems.
Your local weather
Fresno is in IECC Climate Zone 3B and California Title 24 Zone 13. Central Valley summers are long and hot, regularly logging 35 to 45+ days at or above 100°F with intense solar gain and stagnant air quality in the valley basin. Winters bring damp tule fog and lows in the 30s, requiring dependable heating alongside year-round air filtration.
Homes and ductwork
Older neighborhoods like Tower District, Fig Garden, and Sunnyside feature 1920s–1960s bungalows and sprawling ranch homes, many with rooftop packaged units or crawlspace ducts. Newer neighborhoods in North Fresno, Woodward Park, Copper River, and neighboring Clovis are predominantly stucco slab-on-grade homes with attic split systems.
Utilities and rebates
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) provides both electricity and natural gas across Fresno and Clovis (with SoCalGas serving select southern valley pockets). High PG&E summer time-of-use electric tiers make SEER2/EER2 efficiency and solar compatibility top priorities.
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