Westside & Central LA
Coastal exposure, hillside access, dense lots and older housing stock can change equipment placement and project sequencing.
Find local HVAC, solar, roofing, battery, Tesla Powerwall and EV-charger service pages by city. We plan around the address, utility territory, roof condition, electrical capacity and permit path before recommending equipment.
Every project starts with the same question: what does this specific home need? Use the service hub first, then jump to your city below.
AC replacement, heat pumps, furnaces, ducts, mini-splits, sizing and permit planning.
Explore HVAC →Solar design around roof readiness, utility territory, battery goals and electrical capacity.
Explore solar →Roof replacement, repair and solar-ready planning with drainage, flashing and fire-zone considerations.
Explore roofing →Powerwall and home-storage planning based on critical loads, solar production and outage priorities.
Explore batteries →Powerwall sizing, Gateway planning, backup loads, permits and solar pairing.
Explore Powerwall →Current status, roof eligibility and project planning during Tesla's 2026 product transition.
Check Solar Roof status →Level 2 charging, Wall Connector installation and electrical load review.
Explore EV charging →Coordinate HVAC, solar, roofing, battery and electrical work through one project plan.
See all services →Southern California is not one climate, one utility or one permitting environment. These hubs connect you to the closest local planning page.
Coastal exposure, hillside access, dense lots and older housing stock can change equipment placement and project sequencing.
Summer heat, attic conditions and duct performance make HVAC sizing and electrical planning especially important.
Municipal utilities, mature trees, foothill fire conditions and historic housing can change the right scope.
Marine exposure, roof condition and differing utility territories matter from the South Bay through coastal Orange County.
LADWP, SCE, Burbank, Glendale, Pasadena and SDG&E can mean different interconnection, rate and incentive rules.
Roof age, main-panel capacity, service equipment, attic access and future EV or heat-pump loads can change the project order.
Los Angeles County includes many separate cities and building departments. Permit and inspection paths are verified for the property.
When multiple trades overlap, the proposal should define equipment, trade responsibility, sequencing, permits, exclusions and warranty support.
We can start virtually for many projects, then confirm site conditions when an in-home assessment is needed.
HUS primarily serves Los Angeles County and Orange County, including the Westside, San Fernando Valley, South Bay, Pasadena and Glendale areas, central Los Angeles and coastal Orange County. Selected projects outside the core area are reviewed by scope and location.
Yes, when the project is structured under the applicable California licensing rules. The written scope should identify each trade, permit responsibility, installation responsibility and warranty path.
Yes. Utility territory is confirmed by address because solar, battery, rate and incentive planning differs between LADWP, SCE and municipal utilities.
Use the Home Upgrade Planner for HVAC, solar, roofing or battery projects, or call (833) 446-6387. Share the property address, utility provider and the upgrades you are considering.
This map marks the Home Upgrade Specialist office at 6420 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 1040, Los Angeles, CA 90048. It shows our office location, not the boundaries of our Los Angeles and Orange County service area.
Start with your city, utility and project goals. HUS can review HVAC, solar, roofing, battery and electrical needs together before you commit to equipment.
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