HVAC Repair Contractors Antelope

Heating and Air Conditioning

We offer 24-hour emergency services as well in case your HVAC systems run out during the peak seasons. Our repair technicians will quickly come out to work on your systems to give you the perfect climate control. We will address any questions or concerns you have with professional courtesy. Go ahead and give us a call at (916) 381-8510 and ask for our specials on tune-ups and installations. If you live here, you know the Antelope area offers a unique living environment which also generates variable weather. We know how to keep you comfortable whether it is below 30 degrees in the winter or over 100 degrees in the summer. You need a good Heating and Air Conditioning System. We offer excellent pricing and rebates for new units. We also have current specials for your maintenance. A few reasons to give us a call for your heating or air conditioner unit could be that your HVAC system isn’t producing hot or cold air, loud noises being generated, leakage, or your thermostat fails to turn on even after a battery change.

Authorized and Certified Train Dealer

We are your Authorized and Certified Trane Dealer. If you need anything Trane we are here to help. We are a Trane Comfort Specialist, which means we have earned this prestigious designation among Trane Dealers. Give us a quick call to find out what Trane and Pacific Heat and Air can do for you.

Air Conditioning Maintenance Program – Tune Up

Ask us about our unique Air conditioning and Maintenance program available for you now. Get your Air Conditioner running at top efficiency before the big heat wave hits you. Aside from being more comfortable a well maintained Air Conditioning Unit will save you money on your Heating and Cooling Bills.

About Antelope, California

It’s been nearly 40 years since Antelope, California has been master-planned, and since that time the city has seen strong growth. Before the 1980s, Antelope was a smaller community that has seen different periods of growing or subtracting population counts.

As of now, with a total square area of 6.8 miles, Antelope is home to over 45,000 residents. Antelope is about 15 miles away from Sacramento and 5 miles southwest of Roseville. The borders of Antelope are Roseville Road, Antelope Road, Elverta Road, and following along Dry Creek.

If we look at Antelope, California in 1880 we can see smaller beginnings. With a population of about 400 people, Antelope was home to many of the railroad workers that were in the area. However, as the workers began to move on, the more the population dwindled in Antelope.

By 1973, Antelope had half a dozen homes, a general store, and a post office. Unfortunately, on April 28, 1973, at about 8:03 a.m., the aircraft bombs loaded on a rail car exploded in a fiery blaze that destroyed the general store, produced heavy damage on most of the homes, and devastated the southern part of the Southern Pacific’s Roseville Yard.

Antelope was essentially blown away.

It wasn’t until the master plan for Antelope came to be that the community began to rapidly grow. The plan had accounted for apartments and single-family homes. The name for Antelope was founded by a vote in 1993 and its official designation as a town came about on July 1, 1994.

Residents currently living in Antelope CA have a host of things they can do or places they can visit. For people that enjoy nature preserves the Gibson Ranch County Park is available. If sports fields, pools, and play equipment are of interest, the Antelope Community Park provides all of these things. Equestrianism is also available at the Gibson Ranch Park Road. There are also many parks nearby such as Tetotom Park, Dry Creek Community Park, Blue Oak Park, and Brock Park.

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