We built our own reserve
Racks of motors. Shelves of control boards. Compressors, capacitors, sensors, ignition modules and the small parts that shut a whole system down.
Brand-new parts on every repair, by default.
Our parts reserve and our repair lab are extra options for when a new part is backordered or no longer made. We only use them if you ask, and we always tell you exactly what's going into your system.
- New part quoted first, every time
- Reserve or lab only if you say yes
- You always know what's installed
Parts Warehouse
Backordered is the worst word in HVAC
Your AC quits and the technician finds the problem fast. Then the supplier says it: the condenser fan motor is backordered, six weeks out. So we check our own shelves.
Every part is tested first
Everything on those shelves goes through our five-step Boost Certified bench check in our own repair lab.
New parts still come first
The reserve is your option when the wait is too long, and only when you ask for it.
How it works
From backordered to back on
Five steps, and you're in charge of the one that matters.
- Step 01We quote the new part
First, always. You hear the price and how long the supplier says it will take.
- Step 02You decide on the wait
If the date works for you, we order it. If it doesn't, ask about the reserve.
- Step 03We find a match
We look for the same part, or one that fits your system, on our own shelves.
- Step 04Already bench-checked
It passed our five-step Boost Certified check before it ever reached the shelf.
- Step 05Back up and running
With the part on hand, the repair can often be finished on the same visit instead of weeks later.
On the shelves
What we keep on hand
Motors and compressors
Rows of inducer, blower and condenser fan motors, with compressors stacked underneath.
Control boards
Furnace and air handler boards and ignition control modules, some of the hardest parts to get when a supplier runs dry.
Capacitors and sensors
Capacitors, flame sensors, limit and pressure switches: the small parts that stop a whole system cold.
And a lot more
If it goes in a furnace, air conditioner, heat pump or air handler, ask. There's far more on the racks than fits on this page.
The backstory
Why we keep a warehouse at all
The hardest part of an HVAC repair usually isn't the repair. It's the wait. When a supplier runs out of a board or a motor, the whole job stops, and you live with the heat or the cold until a truck shows up.
So two years ago we started building our own reserve. Today it's racks of motors and compressors and shelves of boards, capacitors and sensors, and every part on them is tested in our repair lab first.
It exists for one moment: the new part is stuck on backorder and you'd rather not wait. You hear about the new part first, always. The reserve is a second option you can say yes or no to.
- 1The visit
We find the problem and quote a brand-new part, with the supplier's date.
- 2Your choice
Happy to wait? We order new. Not happy? Ask about the reserve.
- 3If you ask
We tell you it's a tested part from our reserve, not new, before anything is installed.
- 4The fix
It goes in already through our five-step Boost Certified check.
What it is
- A backup for when new parts are backordered
- Tested in our lab through our five-step Boost Certified check
- Offered only when you ask for it
- Kept for our own customers' repairs
What it isn't
- A replacement for new parts. New is always quoted first
- Something we swap in without telling you
- A parts store. We don't sell parts over the counter
- Untested. Nothing goes in without the bench check
FAQ
Warehouse questions
No, and we'll always tell you so. They're tested parts that passed our five-step Boost Certified bench check. Your repair gets a brand-new part by default: a reserve part only goes in when you ask for one, and we say exactly what it is before any work starts.
It's our own five-step bench check: inspect, repair or rebuild, power up, run, sign off. It's our standard, not a certification from an outside agency, and every part from our lab or our shelves goes through it.
No. The warehouse is there for our own repairs. It isn't a parts counter.
Then you get the straight options: wait for the new part, or see if our repair lab can rebuild the one you have.
Tell the technician when they quote the new part, or mention it when you call: 818-277-5056 (San Gabriel Valley) or 747-264-6358 (San Fernando Valley).
Behind the shelves
The repair lab
When your exact part isn't on the rack, our lab may be able to rebuild the one you have, tested through the same five steps.
See the repair lab →Told your part is backordered?
Call us before you settle for the wait. We'll quote the new part first and check our shelves while we're at it.
Get in touch
Schedule service
Fill in the form or call. We are on the phones 6am–10pm.
818-277-5056Licensed #1119892 · Veteran-owned · Pasadena & Reseda