Ace HVAC & Appliance repair

Fremont, CA · 14 yrs in business

Public listing

About Ace HVAC & Appliance repair

Furnaces, air conditioning and ventilation make up the listing for Ace HVAC & Appliance repair, based in Fremont. It has been in this line of work for 14 years, as listed. It has 3 people on the team.

Central air conditioning repair is on the listing. Warm air from the vents, an outdoor unit that will not start, ice on the lines and water around the indoor unit are the usual reasons people call. The A/C services needed it lists: repair and routine maintenance. Where it is asked about property type, it puts house, condo/apartment, townhouse and business.

Before calling, check that the thermostat is set to cool, the filter is not clogged and the breaker for the outdoor unit has not tripped, since those simple causes are common.

Hours stretch into the weekend, on Saturday and Sunday. In full: Monday to Friday 7:00 am to 9:00 pm; Saturday 9:00 am to 9:00 pm; Sunday 7:00 am to 9:00 pm. Not far from Fremont lie Newark, Alviso and Milpitas; confirm coverage if your job is there.

A message to Ace HVAC & Appliance repair about a new system should mention the size of the house, how many floors it has and which rooms are hardest to keep comfortable. Booking maintenance before the season starts usually means more flexible scheduling than waiting for a breakdown in a heat wave.

Written from the details on this listing. Contact the business to confirm the latest.

Quick facts

In business:: 14 years
Team size:: 3 people
Hours:: Mon–Fri 7:00 am–9:00 pm, Sat 9:00 am–9:00 pm, Sun 7:00 am–9:00 pm
Listed for:: Central Air Conditioning Repair
Area:: Fremont, CA
Payment:: Cash, Check, Credit card, Google Pay, PayPal, Square cash app, Zelle

What to ask before you hire

How did you work out the size of the system you are proposing?
What does the quote include: equipment, labor, removal of the old unit, permit and thermostat?
Will the ductwork need changes for the new system?
How long will the house be without heating or cooling during the work?
Can you show me two or three options at different efficiency levels?