HVAC service in Temecula, CA

Most homes are two-story stucco houses with gas furnaces, central AC and attic ducts. Many 1990s homes are reaching replacement age. Old Town homes and older ranch properties may have older furnaces and window units, while master-planned homes have central systems with attic ducts. Wine Country estates and ranch homes outside the city often run propane furnaces and have long refrigerant lines to outdoor units.

Temecula has hot, dry summers with highs in the 90s and cool nights from ocean breezes through the Rainbow Gap, and mild winters. Summer highs reach the mid-90s, while nights cool into the 60s thanks to the afternoon ocean breeze. Winter nights can drop near freezing in the wine country. Smoke from fires in the Cleveland National Forest and inland Riverside County reaches the valley in late summer and fall.