New AC and Heat Pump Installs in Calabasas, CA
New multi-zone systems for Calabasas estates, planned floor by floor.
Plan a New System in Calabasas
Tell us about the house and the equipment you have now. We call back to set up a sizing visit and a written estimate.
ZIP codes served in Calabasas
The ZIP codes below fall within our service coverage for Calabasas. We also serve homes near Calabasas and Hidden Hills from this service area.
HVAC Company in Calabasas: multi-zone estates and gated properties
Malibu AirCon Services takes on HVAC work for Calabasas custom estates, gated community properties and Mediterranean style homes. Many of these homes run three or more zones with a separate air handler per floor, so a replacement is several coordinated systems rather than one.
Tile roofs and finished attic space make duct access hard. Equipment often has to be staged through narrow gated side yards, and we plan the delivery route before install day. A crew that has measured the gate and the side yard does not lose half a day carrying equipment by hand. The same visit covers the attic route, the electrical panel and the placement of each condenser.
Calabasas sits behind the Santa Monica Mountains and gets little coastal moderation, so cooling capacity matters here more than at the beach. Wind events push smoke and fine ash indoors, so filtration and a tight envelope count as much as tonnage.
When a system is down, we are glad to take the repair call, and when one has run its course we plan the replacement with you.
Which services fit Calabasas homes
Match the job to the house and we write the quote after a visit.
Large houses often mean several systems of different ages, so we look at every air handler on the property and tell you which ones need work now and which can wait.
- Multi-floor estates: a new AC system, planned zone by zone
- Attic duct runs that are hard to reach: ductwork repair or replacement
- Smoke and ash worries: upgraded filtration and sealed returns
- Furnace or heat pump replacement for the heating side of the house
Permits, power and gas in Calabasas
Replacing an AC, furnace, heat pump or ductwork in Calabasas is permitted work. The City of Calabasas runs its own building and safety division and issues the permit. Title 24 Part 6 can require duct sealing and a duct leakage test checked by a HERS rater who is not the installer.
Southern California Edison supplies electric service in Calabasas, and SoCalGas supplies natural gas.
The permit, the duct testing and the equipment are listed in the written quote, so the scope is clear before the crew arrives. Where a floor needs its own system, each air handler is quoted as its own line.
How a visit is booked
We serve Calabasas, Hidden Hills, The Oaks, Mulwood, Park Calabasas, Calabasas Hills, Monte Nido and Malibu Canyon. Send the address and what the system is doing. We visit, check access and the number of zones, and write the quote before work starts.
If you are weighing a repair against a replacement, say so in your message. We price both when the equipment makes that a fair question. Gate codes and HOA contacts are worth sending with your message, because they let us schedule the delivery and the install without a second trip.
Call for a Calabasas visit
A multi-zone house is easier to price once we have seen the air handlers and the way in. Call (877) 716-8328 to book the visit, and have the address and the number of zones ready.
Call (877) 716-8328Our Services in Calabasas
We cover AC and heat pump installs, ductless systems, new ductwork, filtration, and the tune-ups that follow for custom estate homes, gated community properties, and Mediterranean-style residences across Calabasas and the western San Fernando Valley.
AC Installation in Calabasas
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.
View local service →AC Repair in Calabasas
When a coastal unit keeps failing, we fix what can be fixed and tell you plainly if a corroded system is due for replacement.
View local service →AC Maintenance in Calabasas
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.
View local service →Ductless Mini Split in Calabasas
Ductless installs for Malibu beach houses, canyon guest houses, and ADUs that were built with no room for ducts.
View local service →Heating Installation in Calabasas
Heat pump and furnace installs sized for damp marine-layer mornings at the beach and cold nights up the canyons.
View local service →Heating Repair in Calabasas
Furnace and heat pump repair, with a straight answer on whether an older coastal system is worth another fix.
View local service →Install notes for Calabasas
Most Calabasas estates run three or more zones with a dedicated air handler on each floor, so what looks like a straightforward swap is really several coordinated systems working together. Tile roofing and finished attic space complicate duct access, and gear frequently has to be walked in through narrow gated side yards rather than lifted straight to the roof.
Home Types
Sizing starts from what is actually here, custom estate homes, gated community properties, and Mediterranean-style residences.
Climate & Environment
Sitting behind the Santa Monica Mountains means Calabasas misses out on the coastal moderation that keeps equipment loads lighter near the water, and summer highs here rank among the hottest on the west side of the valley. Wind-driven wildfire smoke and ash get pulled indoors during those events, which is why we push upgraded filtration and a sealed envelope right alongside raw cooling capacity.
Nearby Areas
Calabasas, Hidden Hills, and The Oaks are all within our normal run from here.
Planning an Install
A sizing visit, a load calculation, and equipment options in writing for your Calabasas home, then the permit and install day.
Book Service
Replacing or adding AC in Calabasas?
Call to book a sizing visit. We look at the house, the old equipment, and the spot for the new pad, then put the options in writing.
