New Construction HVAC Installation in Palo Alto, CA

Air Control Mechanical installs new construction HVAC systems for homes and buildings in Palo Alto.

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  • All-electric system design meets Palo Alto's Reach Code requirements for new construction
  • Accurate Manual J load calculations prevent oversized or undersized equipment
  • Duct systems are sealed and tested to pass HERS verification on the first inspection
  • CALGreen Tier 2 documentation is prepared and ready for the city's plan review
  • Proper zoning and airflow balancing reduces long-term energy use in Climate Zone 4
  • Coordination with your general contractor keeps the HVAC scope on schedule with the build
A newly installed all-electric heat pump system and ductwork inside the framed walls of a new construction home in Palo Alto, California. An HVAC technician from Air Control Mechanical inspects the equipment placement before drywall installation.

Expert New Construction HVAC Installation in Palo Alto, CA

Air Control Mechanical handles new construction HVAC installation for residential and commercial projects across Palo Alto. We size, design, and install complete systems from the ground up, covering ductwork layout, equipment placement, and airflow balancing. Palo Alto sits in California Climate Zone 4 and follows some of the strictest local energy codes in the state. New construction here requires all-electric systems, CALGreen Tier 2 compliance, and a Green Building Site Inspection before permit close-out. Our team works within those requirements from day one, so your project does not face correction notices or delays at inspection. Whether you are building a single-family home, an ADU, or a light commercial space, we coordinate with your general contractor and submit documentation that meets the city's Title 24 and HERS testing standards. Call us to schedule a site review for your Palo Alto new construction project.

What's included

  • All-electric system design meets Palo Alto's Reach Code requirements for new construction
  • Accurate Manual J load calculations prevent oversized or undersized equipment
  • Duct systems are sealed and tested to pass HERS verification on the first inspection
  • CALGreen Tier 2 documentation is prepared and ready for the city's plan review
  • Proper zoning and airflow balancing reduces long-term energy use in Climate Zone 4
  • Coordination with your general contractor keeps the HVAC scope on schedule with the build
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  • βœ“ 25+ Years HVAC Experience
  • βœ“ Local Since 2016
  • βœ“ Residential & Commercial
  • βœ“ All Project Sizes

New Construction HVAC Installation FAQ

Common questions about new construction hvac installation in Palo Alto, CA.

Yes, Palo Alto's Reach Code requires all-electric systems for new construction, which means no new natural gas connections for space heating. Air Control Mechanical installs heat pump systems that meet this requirement for Palo Alto builds.

New construction in Palo Alto requires Title 24 energy compliance forms, CALGreen Tier 2 documentation, and a completed Green Building Site Inspection before permit close-out. We prepare and submit this documentation as part of every new construction HVAC installation.

Yes, we work directly with general contractors on Palo Alto new construction projects to align the HVAC scope with the overall build sequence. This keeps rough-in, equipment delivery, and inspections on track.

Yes, a certified HERS rater must verify duct leakage, refrigerant charge, and system airflow after installation on new construction in Palo Alto. We install and seal systems to pass this testing.

Yes, we install new construction HVAC systems for accessory dwelling units in Palo Alto, including all-electric heat pump systems sized for the specific square footage and layout. Each ADU installation is designed to meet current city energy code requirements.

We perform a Manual J load calculation based on your building's floor plan, insulation levels, window area, and Palo Alto's Climate Zone 4 conditions. This calculation drives equipment selection and duct design for the project.

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Hours

  • Monday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
  • Tuesday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
  • Wednesday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
  • Thursday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
  • Friday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
  • Saturday 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
  • Sunday Closed