Connor Air Conditioning & Heating is an HVAC contractor in Temple City, CA. The business has served the San Gabriel Valley and Los Angeles areas since 1976, providing professional heating and air conditioning services designed for long-term comfort, energy efficiency, and system performance. The company addresses specific local challenges such as hot upstairs rooms, weak airflow, inconsistent temperatures, and aging furnaces that struggle with modern comfort expectations. Services include AC repair, furnace replacement, heat pumps, mini splits, duct cleaning, and full HVAC installation. The team evaluates how the complete system performs together, considering airflow balance, refrigerant charge, duct leakage, blower performance, and static pressure to resolve issues often caused by poorly designed duct systems or improper sizing. The business holds a rating of 4.80 based on customer reviews.
The company operates a fully stocked facility equipped for custom sheet metal fabrication, spot welding, and system design. Employees receive training in-house, at the factory, and on the job, supported by lab training and showroom demonstrations. The business emphasizes environmentally safe and energy-efficient systems, noting that correct equipment selection and honest workmanship are critical to avoiding energy waste and reduced equipment life. It holds a Contractors License, Workers Compensation Insurance, and general insurance, with documentation available from the Contractors State License Board.
Located at 4931 Encinita Ave, the business sits on Encinita Avenue, about a quarter of a mile from Lower Azusa Road and Encinita Elementary School. It is roughly three-tenths of a mile from La Rosa Elementary School, Rod Marinelli Stadium, and Rosemead Park, and about four-tenths of a mile from Rosemead Boulevard.
Connor Air Conditioning & Heating combines decades of experience in the San Gabriel Valley with a focus on detailed system analysis and custom fabrication, offering a specialized approach to HVAC maintenance and installation in Temple City.