ClearVista repairs, maintains and replaces heating and air conditioning for San Ramon homes and businesses — and plans where the equipment goes, so it passes the HOA, stays quiet by the bedrooms and looks tidy from the street.
Two-storey family homes in Gale Ranch, Windemere and Twin Creeks, older houses near the Crow Canyon corridor. Air conditioning, heat pumps and furnaces repaired, tuned up and replaced — placed and screened so the HOA approves.
Home services
Offices in the business parks, shops, clinics and restaurants. Rooftop and split systems serviced and replaced, with property managers' rules on noise and screening respected.
Business servicesWhere an outdoor unit sits decides how loud it is in the bedroom next door, whether the HOA signs off, and how easy it is to service. Moving it after it's installed is expensive. Getting it right first is a sketch and a conversation.
Based on Alcosta Boulevard. We cover San Ramon and the towns around it.
Often, yes, especially if the outdoor unit moves, gets bigger or becomes more visible. Many associations ask for a site sketch, the equipment sheet with its sound rating and a screening plan. We help you prepare them.
Sometimes, but the old spot is not always the best one. A replacement is the cheapest moment to move it away from bedrooms or a neighbour and closer to the indoor unit.
Yes. Variable-speed heat pumps and air conditioners run slower and quieter most of the time, and manufacturers publish a sound rating for each model. We compare them for tight spaces.
Yes. Offices, shops, clinics and restaurants: rooftop and split systems, tenant improvements and maintenance plans.
No. Colors is part of the business name, not the trade. ClearVista does heating, ventilation and air conditioning only.
San Ramon, Danville, Dublin, Pleasanton, Alamo, Blackhawk, Diablo and Livermore.
We'll look at the system, the space and where new equipment would go.