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New construction HVAC, San Jose

Heating and cooling designed in, not squeezed in later

Builders and owners can call us direct and plan the heating and cooling with the people who will install it.

New builds

What we do on new builds and additions

  1. Lay it out

    Lay out the system for the plans: equipment, duct runs, registers, ventilation.

  2. Rough it in

    Rough in the ducts and lines while the walls are open.

  3. Set and start

    Set the equipment, start it up and check it once the house is closed in.

  4. Pass inspection

    Work to the inspections the permit calls for.

City permit rule

City of San Jose

The rules that come with it

In San Jose, as of January 1, 2026, the 2025 Building Codes are in effect.

  • Statewide, buildings whose permits are applied for on or after January 1, 2026, must meet the 2025 Energy Code.
  • New construction can need HERS field testing, which properly permitted work triggers.
  • An owner can bring a HERS rater independent of the HVAC contractor.
San Jose
Carrier furnace in a Fremont attic with insulated silver ducts and a plywood walkway
Fremont
Gas furnace raised on a stand in a Santa Clara attic, yellow gas line and silver ducts
Santa Clara
Air handler with an insulated duct on a plywood floor in a Newark attic
Newark

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Building or adding on? Call us early.

Main number (408) 603-8784Hours Mon to Fri, 8 AM to 5 PM

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