Address: 1221 Sherwood Ave, Santa Clara, CA 95050, USA
Phone: +14085473040
Sunday: Open 24 hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Grace Esteban
We called more than 8 HVAC contractors in the Bay Area for a split A/C installation. All of them came, did all the measurements and inspection, in the end, they gave us a ducted estimate. Yes, every single one tried to convince us to go ducted since the house has existing vents they can use. My husband and I turned their advice down. We want the ductless A/C because of the options it gives us. We can turn on and off any unit in any room that is not being used. I probably Googled HVAC contractors often, so when Facebook recommended the Mitsubishi split A/C system (The Age of Surveillance Capitalism book by Zuboff), I clicked on the advertisement. Mitsubishi sent us three contractors; one did not estimate, the other one gave us ducted price. The third one, FUSE HVAC Refrigeration and Electrical, wowed us from the very beginning. Peter did the usual inspection and gave us a comprehensive ductless estimate. Kate, the scheduler, was very responsive and always on top of the schedule notification. David and Tilek worked very hard to install four units plus a condenser during the San Jose heat. David worked in the attic and clean after they are done. Tilek, on the other hand, is probably the BEST installer a homeowner can ever ask for. He is funny, very systematic, and thorough. He answers every single question my engineer husband asks. He knows his craft very well. We are very happy with the end result and highly recommend this company.
Zacharie Liman Tinguiri
We used fuse HVAC Refrigeration, Electrical & Appliance Repair to fix our AC. The service was good but in hindsight overpriced. We were charged $720 parts and labor for changing a capacitor and the thermostat whereas the market rate is no more than $400. We paid parts / labor $110 / $325 for a total of $445 to replace the capacitor. Capacitors cost $15 - $80 and take an hour of labor to replace @ $125 for a total market rate of $200 or less. For the Thermostat we were charged $180 parts and $165 labor, whereas the thermostat unit we bought cost $130 at Walmart and it took less than 15 min to install. The total market rate would have been $200 or less. In short we paid $720 for a repair that should have cost us $400 or less. Good service, but way overpriced. Buyer beware: Get an estimate, check the market rate, before consenting to a repair.
Abhishek Bhat
Fast and reliable service. The service professionals were extremely courteous, covered the flooring with mat where ever they went, and explained all the changes once the work was done. I am really glad to have found Fuse HVAC services online and will be recommending them to all my acquaintances.
Chris Cryer
My overall experience with FUSE was great. I would call them again in a heartbeat. They did what they said they were going to in a timely manner and I couldn’t be more pleased. Repairman was VERY PROFESSIONAL. He knew what was wrong and did the repair on the spot. He was only here about an hour altogether. AND if, when you call in, they have to put you on hold for a moment, they have a clever (funny) message and you’re on hold less than 60 seconds. I will call them again. They are great!
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Yes. Our maintenance plans will ensure your system is not only functional but producing clean, healthy airflow as well as operating at peak efficiency levels. Clean and properly sealed ductwork plays a crucial role in achieving this, so it is part of our regular maintenance checks.
Routine maintenance can mean the difference between prolonging the life of your HVAC system and replacing it years earlier than planned. At a minimum, filters should be changed every 3 months (or less if you have pets or other allergens in your home), and a professional maintenance check should be done prior to the start of each season in order to ensure everything is in working order.
There are many ways you can tweak your home environments in order to improve the overall energy efficiency. Some of the simplest ways include adjusting your thermostat to more appropriate temperatures, keeping your curtains drawn to better insulate around windows, and utilizing ceiling fans for better air circulation (allowing for more moderate thermostat settings). Give us a call to discuss more personalized options for improving the efficiency of your specific household.
Air purifier systems can benefit your home by way of decreasing known allergens and airborne contaminants. These systems work in conjunction with your current filtration systems on your existing HVAC unit and can add an extra layer of protection to the air in your homes.
Yes. Our certified technicians are happy to offer detailed estimates on all of your HVAC needs from repairs to full installations.
Ilene, In general, your home requires approximately 25 BTUs to control the climate of one square foot in your home. For a very rough estimate, multiply your square footage by 25 to get a general idea of how large a system you will need. It is important to note, however, that there are several factors that figure into determining the right size unit – including ceiling heights, type and quality of insulation, drafts, and ductwork seal quality to name a few. A consult with our trained technicians will give you the most accurate estimate on what you’ll need.
Yes. We offer comprehensive maintenance plans that are outlined specifically to meet the needs of our customers. Our flexible plans will allow you to choose specifically what you’d like to add to your maintenance regimen to keep your heating and cooling system in top shape.
The decision to upgrade to a new heating and cooling system isn’t often a cut and dry case. In general, if your system has reached 10+ years of age and the repairs are looking to be more than 30% of the cost of a new system, we recommend considering an upgrade.
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