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- Tell uswhat’s going on, by phone or the form
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Valley HVAC Network connects business owners, property managers, and commercial property owners throughout the San Fernando Valley with independent, licensed HVAC professionals experienced in commercial systems.
Commercial HVAC Needs We Help Connect You With Support For
- Rooftop unit (RTU) repair and replacement — common in retail, office, and light industrial buildings throughout the Valley
- Multi-zone system maintenance — for office buildings and multi-tenant properties with more complex climate control needs
- Preventive maintenance contracts — scheduled service to reduce breakdowns and extend equipment life, often a priority for property managers responsible for tenant comfort
- Emergency repair — minimizing downtime for businesses where HVAC failure directly affects operations (restaurants, medical offices, retail)
- New construction and tenant improvement HVAC — sizing and installing systems for build-outs and renovations
- Indoor air quality solutions — increasingly requested by offices and medical/dental practices
Why Commercial HVAC Is Different
Commercial systems are generally more complex than residential units, larger capacity, often multi-zone, and sometimes tied into building management systems. Downtime also carries different stakes: a broken AC at a retail location or restaurant isn’t just uncomfortable, it can directly affect revenue and customer experience. The contractors we connect you with have experience specifically with commercial-scale equipment, not just residential systems.
Who We Help
- Property managers overseeing multiple units or buildings
- Small business owners (retail, restaurants, offices)
- Medical and dental practices with specific air quality and climate needs
- Landlords of multi-tenant commercial properties
Common Commercial Systems
- Rooftop package units (RTUs): the most common system for Valley offices, retail and restaurants.
- Split systems: common in smaller offices and storefronts.
- Ductless and VRF systems: zoned comfort for offices and multi-tenant buildings.
- Kitchen exhaust and makeup air: important for restaurants to keep kitchens comfortable and meet code.
What to Ask a Commercial HVAC Contractor
- Do you have an active California C-20 (HVAC) license? (Verify it at CSLB.ca.gov.)
- Do you carry general liability insurance and workers’ compensation?
- Have you worked on our type of system and building?
- What’s your response time for no-cooling calls, and do you offer after-hours service?
- Do you offer a preventive maintenance agreement, and what does it include?
Common Questions
Do you work with property managers and landlords?
Yes. We connect property managers, landlords and business owners with licensed contractors for tenant calls, rooftop unit service and planned replacements.
Can maintenance prevent a summer breakdown?
Regular maintenance catches worn belts, failing capacitors, dirty coils and refrigerant problems early, which greatly lowers the chance of a breakdown during a Valley heat wave.
How is commercial HVAC work priced?
Repairs are usually quoted after a diagnostic visit, while larger jobs are bid based on equipment, access (such as rooftop units), permits and timing. Ask for a written scope of work. Maintenance agreements often reduce emergency costs over time.
What Happens When You Call
- Tell us about your property and the issue — system type, building size, and urgency
- We connect you with an independent, licensed commercial HVAC contractor who services your area
- They assess and handle the work, from repair to full system replacement
Valley HVAC Network is a referral service, not an HVAC contractor. Learn more about how this works →
Serving
Arleta • Bell Canyon • Burbank • Calabasas • Canoga Park • Chatsworth • Encino • Granada Hills • Hidden Hills • Lake Balboa • Lake View Terrace • Mission Hills • North Hills • North Hollywood • Northridge • Pacoima • Panorama City • Porter Ranch • Reseda • San Fernando • Shadow Hills • Sherman Oaks • Studio City • Sun Valley • Sunland-Tujunga • Sylmar • Tarzana • Toluca Lake • Valley Glen • Valley Village • Van Nuys • West Hills • Winnetka • Woodland Hills • (and the greater San Fernando Valley)
Rooftop unit service
Many commercial buildings use rooftop package units. After a refrigerant repair, a tech pulls a deep vacuum to remove air and moisture, then recharges the system by weight.
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