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Home Upgrade Specialist helps Los Angeles and Orange County homeowners coordinate HVAC, heat pumps, solar, roofing, battery backup and EV charger projects under one written home-upgrade plan.
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Home Upgrade Specialist coordinates home energy and building upgrades with a focus on clear scopes, project sequencing and the license requirements that apply to each trade. HUS holds the C-20 HVAC classification on CSLB #1031989 and the B General Building classification on CSLB #1055444. Multi-trade projects and specialty work should be reviewed under the applicable license scope, with responsibility identified in the written agreement.
What we do
We help homeowners compare connected projects before work starts, especially where roof condition, HVAC loads, electrical capacity, solar production, battery backup and EV charging affect each other.
AC replacement, furnaces, heat pumps, ductless systems, air handlers and ductwork.
Tesla solar panels, Tesla Powerwall and Enphase storage planned around the property and utility.
Roof replacement, solar-ready roofing and coordinated roof-plus-solar planning.
Level 2 charging and electrical-capacity review when projects overlap.
Licenses and credentials
- CSLB #1031989: C-20 HVAC classification.
- CSLB #1055444: B General Building classification.
- Tesla Certified Premium Installer: for eligible Tesla energy projects.
- BBB A+ rating: current business trust signal referenced by HUS.
- Primary service area: Los Angeles County and Orange County.
Independent profiles: BBB business profile and EnergySage installer profile. You can also review our Home Upgrade Specialist customer reviews with links to source profiles.
Planning for a listing or a property portfolio?
Real estate agent resources explain pre-sale roof, HVAC, electrical and solar planning for sellers.
Property manager resources cover condition inventories, replacement planning and coordinating work across properties.
For an existing-system problem, contact our team about service. For a planned upgrade, start a project estimate.
How we approach a project
- Start with the home, the existing systems and the homeowner's goals.
- Identify trade dependencies before equipment or materials are ordered.
- Document scope, permits, inspections, exclusions and warranty responsibilities in writing.
- Sequence roof, HVAC, solar, battery and electrical work so one trade does not undo another.
- Close out with the project records the homeowner should retain.
Plan your home energy project with one team
Compare scope, equipment and utility rules in a single written plan built around your address.
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