CSLB C-20 licensed & insured
Flat diagnostic fee, quoted before the truck rolls
Findings in writing, with photos, every visit
Nobody here earns a commission
A flat diagnostic fee, a written finding with photos, and a price you approve before a wrench turns. Most repairs finish the same visit — our vans carry the parts that fail most.
Learn more →Furnaces, air conditioners, and heat pumps — sized to your house, not the brochure. When a major component goes, we lay it all out: repair cost, the useful years your system has left, and what a more efficient unit would save — rebates included.
Learn more →Two tune-ups a year — cooling in spring, heating in fall — plus priority scheduling and no after-hours fees. Most breakdowns announce themselves months ahead. Tune-ups are where we listen.
Learn more →1 · Reach out
Tell us what’s going on and the day and time that work for you. However late you reach out, your request lands on the dispatch board that night.
2 · Confirmed
You request a time that fits your day. The office matches it against a tech’s actual route before confirming — a window isn’t promised until it’s real.
3 · Diagnosed
A flat diagnostic fee, quoted up front. Your tech writes up what they found, photographs it, and walks you through it in plain English.
4 · Fixed
The price is on paper before the work begins. If a major component failed, the write-up includes the full comparison: fix cost, remaining life, and what a newer unit would save.
Most visits are scheduled. When yours can’t be, call any hour — nights, weekends, holidays.
9:04 PM
You call, and a text comes right back — tell us what’s going on and when works for you. Your request is on the board before you set the phone down.
First thing
A person calls or texts to confirm your appointment and the tech who’s coming.
Your window
The van’s in your driveway. Flat diagnostic, findings in writing, and a price you approve before the work starts.
The Old Way
A scary diagnosis you take on faith
Techs paid commission on what they sell you
Voicemail after 5 PM
A replacement pitch before the repair is even priced
The Amador Way
Findings in writing, with photos, every visit
Techs paid to fix it right — nobody earns a commission
Reach out at 9 PM, confirmed by morning
The whole picture in writing — fix cost, remaining life, efficiency savings
A capacitor reads weak in April. A heat exchanger shows wear in October. Tune-ups are where we catch the announcement — so July stays cool, January stays warm, and the emergency never happens.
See the Comfort PlanMembers Get
Two tune-ups a year — cooling in spring, heating in fall
Priority scheduling, all year
No after-hours fees, ever
The same written findings — so you watch your system age honestly
The Tri-Valley’s older houses were built for its winters — furnaces and fireplaces, and nothing for July. Ray Cooper spent the nineties in their attics, retrofitting air conditioning into homes that were never designed for it. Those years taught him the thing the company still runs on: the equipment is only ever part of the job. The house — the ducts, the returns, the sizing — is the rest.
Amador Heating & Air opened in 1998 on that idea. Today Mark Cooper — who started in the parts room the summer he turned sixteen and holds his own C-20 now — runs the schedule, with six technicians on the routes and Kathy on the dispatch board.
“Half this job happens in the attic. The other half happens at the kitchen table — making sure what we found, and what it costs, makes plain sense.” Ray Cooper, Founder
Amador is the valley we work in. In Spanish, it also means “one who loves.” We answer to both.
A repair that can wait for a good window, a tune-up, a replacement quote, a whole house fan, or the Comfort Plan — tell us what you have in mind and the time that works, and we’ll confirm your appointment.
No cooling, no heat, or water where it shouldn’t be — call, any hour. Your request is taken tonight and your appointment confirmed first thing.