West Lake Heating & HVAC
HVAC contractor in Los Angeles, CA.
In West Lake Heating & HVAC's own words
Heating & Cooling Services
- Trade
- HVAC contractor
- Business address
- 615 S Olive St, Los Angeles, CA 90014
- Telephone
- (818) 928-6887
- Website
- westlakeheatingandhvac.com
- Hours
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- Monday6:00 am - 11:00 pm
- Tuesday6:00 am - 11:00 pm
- Wednesday6:00 am - 11:00 pm
- Thursday6:00 am - 11:00 pm
- Friday6:00 am - 11:00 pm
- Saturday6:00 am - 11:00 pm
- Sunday6:00 am - 11:00 pm
From the business's Google listing, checked Oct 2026
- Register
- CA register
Recorded as supplied and as found in public sources. This register makes no credential or quality claim about any business; check license status with the state board.
Google Reviews
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Booked an emergency Saturday morning service when our gas furnace refused to ignite during a freeze warning. The dispatch team answered right away with no after-hours hold music. The technician identified a dirty flame sensor and a cracked hot surface igniter, cleaned the burner tubes, and restored warm heat safely before lunchtime.
G D.
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We had an issue with cold drafts coming through the ceiling vents when the heat pump switched into defrost mode. The technician reconfigured our supplemental electric heat strip sequencing on the air handler control board, ensuring warm air continues to blow during defrost cycles. Huge difference in winter comfort.
Vincent H.
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Our zoning system dampers were stuck open, causing the downstairs to freeze while the upstairs remained sweltering. The technician replaced a burned-out 24V damper actuator motor and recalibrated the zone board in under forty-five minutes. Smooth and effective repair.
Harold S.
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Our AC system was losing refrigerant slowly over every summer. The technician used an electronic halogen leak detector paired with UV dye, located a pinhole leak in the copper evaporator hairpin bends, and brazed the seam solidly.
Patrick T.
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Our AC condensate line backed up and triggered the overflow float switch, shutting down the system on a hot Sunday afternoon. The technician cleared the blockage with a pressurized CO2 gun, washed the trap, and had cold air blowing again in thirty minutes.
Scott M.
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Recommend them!
Sawitree S.
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Fair rates for top-tier service. They replaced our failing heat pump compressor under manufacturer warranty, only charging us for the labor and refrigerant recovery. Honest and straightforward business.
Gale V.
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The crew was polite, efficient, and very organized. They swept our mechanical room floor, boxed up all old discarded parts, and hauled everything away for proper recycling.
Benjamin F.
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Our ductless mini-split in our sunroom in Miramar began dripping water onto our wicker furniture during a humid afternoon. The technician cleared a dense algae clog from the gravity drain line, flushed the line with cleaner, and verified proper drainage pitch. The unit drains cleanly outside now with zero leaks.
Adam H.
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Our heat pump in St. Cloud was failing to defrost properly, causing the outdoor unit to become encased in thick frost. The technician diagnosed a bad defrost control module, installed a replacement board, and initiated a manual defrost cycle. The unit thawed completely and operates as intended.
Milton G.
About West Lake Heating & HVAC
West Lake Heating & HVAC’s heating and cooling work
West Lake Heating & HVAC names heating and cooling as its work, with AC repair, maintenance, installation and indoor-air-quality services among the services it describes. The company says it works with both residential and commercial customers in Los Angeles.
Its installation work includes climate-control and specialized kitchen-ventilation work for a restaurant. The company also says emergency availability is offered around the clock, while its posted daily business hours run from 6:00 am to 11:00 pm.
Across the reviews, customers most often mention prompt dispatch, diagnosis of equipment faults, repairs to heating and cooling components, clear pricing, and orderly cleanup after work.
Reviewers describe work involving furnace ignition parts, heat-pump defrost controls, zoning equipment, refrigerant leaks, condensate drains, and air-conditioning capacitors. Several also mention attention to detail, restoration of heating or cooling after a breakdown, and work performed under a manufacturer warranty.
The company names NATE certification, North American Technician Excellence, and BBB accreditation.
Heating and cooling conditions in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles, utility gas heats 57% of housing units, per the American Community Survey’s 2024 figures. NOAA normals for 1991-2020 give the city a 63.7°F mean temperature, with a 74.2°F average high and 53.2°F average low.
The company’s stated work spans AC repair, routine maintenance, HVAC installation, and indoor air quality. It also offers financing options.
Services, brands and warranty details come from the company's own website. Ratings, hours and reviews come from Google. Town figures come from the US Census and NOAA.
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About Los Angeles
| Population | 3,869,089 (2025) |
|---|---|
| County | Los Angeles County |
| Average yearly snowfall | 0.1 inches |
| Heating degree days | 1,757 |
| Most common heating fuel | Utility gas |
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau. NOAA U.S. Climate Normals 1991-2020.