Real experiences from real Sacramento area homeowners.
Our AC stopped cooling right in the middle of a heat wave. Called these guys in the morning and they had someone out the same day. The technician quickly found the issue, explained everything in simple terms, and had it …
I called Levano Pro HVAC Solutions because my AC wasn’t blowing cold air. They were able to come out the same day, quickly diagnosed the issue, and replaced the broken part. My AC has been working perfectly ever since. T…
We recently had a new Daikin multi-zone ductless HVAC system installed by LEVANO, and we’re very happy with the result. The crew did a clean, professional job from start to finish. The installation looks neat, organized,…
Levano installed our new heat pump system and ducts, and they did a very good job. The installation crew was professional and courteous, wearing booties in our house, keeping their workspace neat and clean, and cleaning …
I cannot recommend Levano enough. The AC repair service that we received from them was outstanding. The individual on the telephone was friendly, knowledgeable, and understood the situation, which allowed them to dispatc…
Parts for the systems actually installed across Sacramento over the last thirty years, from builder-grade to premium.
Sacramento is not one housing market and it is not one repair job. The house decides what breaks and how much it costs to fix, so before anything else we ask where you are.
Diagnostic is a flat $69 anywhere in the city, and it comes off the repair if you have us do the work. ZIPs we cover daily: 95814, 95816, 95818, 95819, 95820, 95822, 95825, 95833, 95834, 95835.
The oldest neighborhoods generate a specific kind of call: the AC runs, it is cold at the vent, and half the house is still warm. People assume the unit is too small. It almost never is.
These homes were built for floor furnaces and wall heaters. Forced air went in later, into closets sized for equipment that has not been made in decades, with return air that was an afterthought. The result is a system that cannot move enough air, so it short-cycles, runs loud, and freezes its coil on hot days.
What we actually find:
Those are ductwork repairs, and we say so instead of selling equipment. If the air is moving but not cold, start with our checks for an AC blowing warm air.
Most of Natomas and Pocket has the air handler in the attic. That single design choice drives the three calls we take most from there between June and September.
Almost all of this is caught by a spring tune-up that clears the drain and tests the capacitor under load. That is not a sales line, it is the reason the tune-up exists.
Sacramento runs on a split utility setup: SMUD supplies electricity, PG&E supplies gas. For an air conditioning repair that matters in two ways.
First, SMUD has its own rebate programs for high-efficiency equipment and heat pumps, separate from anything PG&E offers, and separate again from Roseville Electric a few miles north. If a repair estimate turns into a replacement conversation, the rebate math is SMUD math. Amounts change, so we check what is current when we quote rather than printing a figure here that goes stale.
Second, on a system past fifteen years with a compressor failure or a large refrigerant leak, we will price the repair and the replacement side by side rather than assume. With R-410A being phased down and its price climbing, the line between the two has moved. Our guide to how long an air conditioner lasts explains where it sits now.
Permits for replacement go through the City of Sacramento, and we pull them. For the full city picture see our Sacramento HVAC page; for installation specifically, AC installation in Sacramento.
The diagnostic is a flat $69 and it goes toward the repair if we do the work. A capacitor or contactor is an inexpensive part and a short visit. A refrigerant leak or a compressor on an older system costs considerably more, and past about fifteen years we price replacement alongside the repair rather than assume.
Usually yes. Same-day availability is tightest during the first heat wave of the season, when every company in the county is booked, which is the argument for a spring tune-up instead of a July emergency call.
In East Sacramento, Land Park and the other pre-war neighborhoods it almost never is. Those homes were built for floor furnaces, and forced air went in later with undersized returns and long duct runs. That is a ductwork problem, and a bigger condenser would make it worse. We check airflow before we talk about equipment.
If your air handler is in the attic, which is most of Natomas and Pocket, the condensate drain probably clogged, the pan filled, and the float switch cut the power on purpose to keep water off your ceiling. It is a cheap fix that looks like a disaster.
The whole city: East Sacramento, Land Park, Curtis Park, Midtown, Oak Park, Tahoe Park, Arden-Arcade, North and South Natomas, Pocket-Greenhaven, plus ZIP codes 95814, 95816, 95818, 95819, 95820, 95822, 95825, 95833, 95834 and 95835. We also cover Roseville, Rocklin, Folsom, Elk Grove and the surrounding area.
