Placentia Heating & Air Conditioning, HVAC

Service Champions Heating & Air Conditioning provides quality heating & air conditioning service and installation to homes in Placentia, California and all of Orange County. Providing excellent service over the years has helped us become the leader in HVAC service and installation in the entire Southern California area. Along with quality heating and air conditioning services, we also offer air duct sealing and indoor air quality solutions to help improve your Placentia home. We want to earn the right to call you a customer.

Air Conditioning Placentia

Service Champions air conditioning experts are specially trained and certified. They can properly diagnose and fix the air conditioning unit in your Placentia home. Our ongoing HVAC training gives our technicians the ability to correctly adjust system controls and test the performance of your air conditioning system. We want to make sure your air conditioniner is functioning properly so you and your family are well taken care of.

Heating / Furnace Repair Placentia

We are proud to be staffed with some of the top furnace repair technicians in Placentia and all of Southern California. Fully trained and certified, our heating technicians will arrive in their stocked trucks and work efficiently to get your heating system back up and running as soon as possible. If you are in need of a new furnace, we can also help you find the right one for your Placentia home.

Avoid common mistakes when it comes to the heating and air conditioning system in your Placentia home:

 • Purchasing a unit too large for your home
 • Installing a heating or cooling unit on your own
 • Bargain shopping for repairs
 • Not having your HVAC system professionally maintained
 • Risking repair over a needed replacement
 • Not having your air ducts professionally sealed
 • Not exhausting bathroom, kitchen or dryer vents to the outside of your home
 • Masking odors with air fresheners and/or open windows
 • Not changing your air filter
 • Regularly turning your thermostat up or down to overcompensate for temperature imbalances