Services Offered

  • Air Conditioning Installation
  • Heating Installation
  • Air Conditioning Repair
  • Heating Repair
  • Duct Replacement
  • Maintenance
  • Indoor Air Quality
  • Residential
  • Light Commercial

Heating & Air Customers

BBB Accredited Business

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San Diego Heating & Air Conditioning Installation & Repair Service
R & C Heating and Air Conditioning Installation & Repair Service

Our commitment to be successful is to establish a customer base by providing exceptional honesty, professional integrity and outstanding customer service combined with excellent craftsmanship. We take exceptional pride in our workmanship and our accomplishments. We have built a customer base that is built on a first name basis and first rate service.

We are a locally owned and operated full service San Diego air conditioning and heating company specializing in air conditioning installation, air conditioning repair, heating installation and heating repair. Our staff has over 50 years of experience in the Heating and Air Conditioning industry which allows us to provide great service and an even greater knowledge base to our customers. When choosing R & C Heating and Air for all your Home Comfort needs you are insuring yourself that you are choosing a company that excels in providing customers a fair price and quality product that you can trust.

 
6 Ways to Cut Costs on your Heating Bill This Winter

1. Set the Thermostat Properly
The most economical operation of your system comes from setting the thermostat properly. Set the thermostat at the lowest winter setting at which you are comfortable. Typical settings are 68 degrees for winter heating. When heating, your operating costs increase 3% to 8% for each degree your thermostat is raised.

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Energy Tax Credit

$500 – 2011 HVAC Energy Tax Credit

Starting January 1, 2011 and through December 31, 2011, an eligible homeowner can claim 10% of the costs, capped at $500, for the installation of qualified energy efficient improvements, subject to certain limits. Under the new law, for HVAC, the maximum a homeowner could claim is $300 for a qualified central air conditioner and heat pump, and $150 for a qualified furnace or hot water boiler, and $50 for any advanced main air circulating fan.

http://www.cleartheairac.com/comfort‐blog/comfort/20110hvac‐energy‐tax‐credis/

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