Salt Air Ready, Canyon Prepared
New central air, heat pumps, and ductless systems for Malibu, from Malibu Colony and Point Dume up to Agoura Hills. Every install starts with a room-by-room load calculation.
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Equipment picked for the spot it will live in.
Malibu AirCon Services plans new systems for Malibu homes, from beach houses in Malibu Colony to ranch lots in Malibu Park. Before we pick a unit, we run the load calculation, look at the salt exposure, and check the HOA and permit rules for that address.
On a replacement, we look at why the old system wore out before choosing the new one. A pitted coil on Point Dume calls for coastal protection. A unit that never kept up in Agoura Hills usually points to sizing or ductwork.
A beachfront condenser in Malibu Colony and a ductless head in a Malibu Park guest house get planned the same way: measured, sized, permitted, and started up with you there.
- Load Calc
- Room by room, before any unit is chosen
- Options
- Heat pump, ducted, or ductless, side by side
- Startup
- Airflow and temperatures measured with you there
Sized on Paper First
Every new system starts with a load calculation. A beach cottage in Malibu Colony and a ridge home above Malibu Park can share a square footage and still need very different equipment.
Built for the Salt Side
If the condenser can feel spray off the water, it gets a coated coil, a corrosion resistant cabinet, and sealed connections. We spec for Broad Beach and Zuma, not for a yard in the Valley.
Placement That Passes
We check HOA noise limits, coastal placement rules, and the neighbor's bedroom window before choosing the pad location, so the install clears inspection and nobody asks for it to be moved.
The Whole Job in Writing
If a cliffside install needs a crane, or a propane home needs a dual-fuel setup, that is in the written estimate before we start. The scope you sign is the scope we install.
Heating and cooling services built for salt air, canyon heat, and coastal homes.
Every visit starts with an honest look at your system and its exposure to salt air or canyon dust. We match the service to what your home actually needs.
AC Installation
New central air for Malibu homes, sized by a room-by-room load calculation and fitted with a coastal-rated condenser wherever the salt reaches.
AC Repair
When a coastal unit keeps failing, we fix what can be fixed and tell you plainly if a corroded system is due for replacement.
AC Maintenance
Tune-ups that keep a new install performing: a coil rinse for salt, a refrigerant check, and a look at every electrical connection on the pad.
Ductless Mini Split
Ductless installs for Malibu beach houses, canyon guest houses, and ADUs that were built with no room for ducts.
Heating Installation
Heat pump and furnace installs sized for damp marine-layer mornings at the beach and cold nights up the canyons.
Heating Repair
Furnace and heat pump repair, with a straight answer on whether an older coastal system is worth another fix.
Heating Maintenance
Pre-winter service for new and existing heaters: heat exchanger, flue, filter, and thermostat checked before the canyon cold sets in.
Indoor Air Quality
Filtration and ventilation built into a new or existing system, planned around wildfire smoke and coastal humidity.
Ductwork Services
New and replacement duct systems for Malibu homes getting central air, with sealed joints and insulation rated for coastal moisture.
Smart Thermostat
Smart thermostats set up with each new Malibu system, so a second home or rental can be run from your phone.
One team. Every neighborhood in Malibu, Point Dume and Agoura Hills.
New systems across Malibu, Point Dume and Agoura Hills. Salt exposure, canyon heat, and gate access change the equipment and the install plan from one street to the next.
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At a Glance
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Areas covered
Same-day
Scheduling available
Malibu
Main area
Pick a neighborhood below for climate notes, common home types, and what a service call covers there.
Malibu
Malibu and the coastal Santa Monica Mountains
The coastal strip stays mild year round, so cooling loads are light and salt does more damage than heat ever will, while canyons a short drive inland turn hot and still. Fire season smoke funnels into those canyons, making tight ductwork and capable filtration more valuable than extra tonnage.
Agoura Hills
Agoura Hills and the western San Fernando Valley
Canyon topography funnels hot, dry air through the area during wind events while nights cool sharply, giving the cooling load a wide daily swing that suits variable speed equipment. Wildfire smoke settles into these valleys, so higher rated filtration and a properly sized return are worth planning into any system.
Calabasas
Calabasas and the western San Fernando Valley
Set behind the Santa Monica Mountains, Calabasas gets little coastal moderation and reaches some of the highest summer temperatures on the west end of the valley. Wind events push smoke and fine ash indoors, so upgraded filtration and a tight envelope matter as much as cooling capacity during fire season.
How a new Malibu system goes in
Five steps from the first walk-through to startup, with the permit and HOA work in the middle, not left for later.
We Walk the House, Not Just the Old Unit
A technician comes out, measures the rooms, looks at where the current equipment sits, and checks the electrical panel, the attic or crawlspace, and how far the pad is from the sand. On a bluff in Point Dume that answer changes the equipment we spec.
Load Calculation and Equipment Options
We run a room-by-room load calculation, then lay out the realistic choices for your house: a ducted heat pump, a ductless system, or zoned central air. You get a written estimate with each option itemized before any work starts.
Permit, HOA, and Gate Access
We pull the City of Malibu mechanical permit, check HOA placement and noise rules in places like Malibu Colony and Serra Retreat, and collect gate codes for private roads, so install day starts on time.
Install Day
The old system comes out, the pad is set, and the line set is run and insulated. Near the water we add coil coating, sealed electrical, and corrosion resistant hardware. The refrigerant circuit is vacuumed down and charged to the manufacturer's numbers.
Startup, Inspection, and Walkthrough
We start the system with you there, measure airflow and supply temperatures, and show you the thermostat. The city inspector signs off, and we put the first coil rinse on the calendar so salt does not build up on new equipment.
What Malibu homeowners ask before booking
Straight answers to the questions we hear most from PCH and canyon homeowners. Still unsure? Call us at (877) 716-8328.
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