For your home.
Townhomes, condos, older ranch houses and newer single-family homes. Heat pumps, furnaces, air conditioning and ductless — repaired, tuned up and replaced, with the top floor finally sorted.
Home servicesUrbanFlare repairs, maintains and replaces heating and cooling for Mountain View homes and businesses — and specialises in the tall townhomes and multi-floor buildings where the top floor never quite cools.
Townhomes, condos, older ranch houses and newer single-family homes. Heat pumps, furnaces, air conditioning and ductless — repaired, tuned up and replaced, with the top floor finally sorted.
Home services
Offices, co-working spaces, shops and restaurants downtown and along El Camino. Rooftop and split systems serviced and replaced, and upper floors balanced so the top office isn't the hot one.
Business servicesOne visit: temperatures and airflow on each floor, the thermostat location, the air handler and drain, the outdoor unit and its line. Then a plain answer — sometimes it's a setting or a damper, sometimes zoning, sometimes a small ductless head for the top floor.
Based on Miller Avenue. We cover Mountain View and the cities around it.
Heat rises, the top floor sits under a sunny roof, and the thermostat is usually on the middle floor, so the system stops before the bedrooms cool. Balancing, zoning or a ductless head for the top floor are the usual fixes.
Often not. A better thermostat location, adjusted dampers or zoning can fix much of it. We measure every floor first and suggest the smallest fix that works.
Separate thermostats for different floors or areas, with dampers in the ducts that send air where it is needed. One system, controlled floor by floor.
Yes. Offices, co-working spaces, shops, clinics and restaurants: rooftop and split systems, multi-floor balancing, IT rooms and maintenance plans.
No. Interiors is part of the business name, not the trade. UrbanFlare does heating, ventilation and air conditioning only.
Mountain View, Sunnyvale, Los Altos, Palo Alto, Cupertino, Santa Clara, Los Altos Hills and Menlo Park.
Every floor measured, a plain answer, no pressure.