Inland Empire & High Desert

(760) 684-9426

The Brighter Choice.

Heating & air by someone who cares

Service, repair, and installs across the Inland Empire and High Desert. You talk to Isaiah — the person who shows up.

Gray dual-fan condenser on a pad beside a stucco house, disconnect and conduit on the wall
Changeout set on the pad beside the house.

What we do

Comfort for the house you already have

  • Service & repair
  • Air conditioning
  • Heating
  • Installs & changeouts
  • AC & heat pump service
  • Furnace and heating repair
  • Tune-ups from $75
  • Thermostats
  • Condenser and coil changeouts
  • New installs and replacements
Gauges on an outdoor condenser while the system is being charged, refrigerant cylinder on a scale
Charging the system. Leak search first, then refrigerant on the scale.

A recent call

Quoted $20,000. They called me instead.

Another company had already walked the house and called the system dead. Full swap, twenty thousand dollars. The family couldn't afford that, so they reached out.

I put gauges on it. The unit wasn't finished — it was low. Leak search, then a charge, weighed in on the scale and done right. The house was cooling again. No new equipment.

Twenty thousand dollars for a system that still had life in it is a sales visit, not a diagnosis. Some shops lead with the biggest job they can sell. I look first. If a repair will hold, that's the price. A replacement only when the equipment is actually done.

You talk to Isaiah. One truck. The person who shows up is the person who fixed it.

Call (760) 684-9426
Dual run capacitor, 40/10 microfarad at 440 volts, held in a work glove with the condenser panel open
A 40/10 dual run capacitor. A lot of no-cool calls come down to this.

How it works

Simple on purpose

  1. 01

    Write it, then hit send

    Type what's going on. Your phone opens Messages with the note already in it.

  2. 02

    We look first

    Pressures before a sales pitch. If a charge or a part will hold, that's the quote.

  3. 03

    Same number, same guy

    Call or text (760) 684-9426. Weekend estimates when they're scheduled.

Star Care

Keep your system ready for High Desert heat

Out here your AC does not get a light year. Dust, 110° days, and long cooling seasons cake coils, cook capacitors, and choke airflow. A $75 visit is how you keep a small part from turning into a no-cool Saturday.

Why maintenance pays

  • Lower bills. A clean system typically uses 5–15% less power.
  • Fewer mid-heat breakdowns. Dirty coils, weak capacitors, and clogged drains get caught early.
  • Longer equipment life. It delays a full replacement.
  • Keeps most manufacturer warranties valid.
  • Safer heat before cold High Desert nights.
  • A written condition report after every visit.

Seasonal Tune-Up

$75

One visit. Spring AC or fall heat.

Twice a year

Star Care Maintenance Plan

$149/ year

Spring cooling service and fall heating service. Priority scheduling. A standard filter each visit.

What's in a visit

  • Outdoor coil rinse
  • Refrigerant pressure check
  • Capacitor, contactor, and electrical check
  • Condensate drain flush
  • Blower and indoor coil visual, plus airflow
  • Thermostat test
  • Filter check
  • Heating safety: ignitor, flame, heat exchanger visual
  • Temperature split and amp draw
  • Written report, and a quote if anything is off

Refrigerant, oversized filters, a chemical coil clean, and repairs are quoted before any extra work. Covers one system. Not a home warranty.

Where we work

Inland Empire & High Desert

Homes and light commercial. Travel for farther jobs is quoted up front.

  • Victorville
  • Apple Valley
  • Hesperia
  • Adelanto
  • Oak Hills
  • Phelan
  • Rancho Cucamonga
  • Ontario
  • Fontana
  • Riverside
  • West Covina
  • La Puente
  • Palmdale

Get in touch

Text Isaiah

Write what's going on. Open Messages. Hit send. That's the whole thing — it goes to (760) 684-9426, not a chatbot.

Call (760) 684-9426

@Daystarhvac

DaystarHvacr@gmail.com

Opens a text to (760) 684-9426 with your note already written. You just hit send.

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