Plumbing and HVAC in Winchester, CA

Serving Winchester

Winchester sits northeast of Murrieta, between Menifee and Hemet, and it is a straightforward run for our trucks. The work we do there leans heavily toward complete HVAC installations and water heaters.

Complete HVAC Systems and Ductwork

Winchester brings us more full system and ductwork jobs than most areas. Recent work includes a complete four ton Goodman R32 air conditioner rated at 14.3 SEER with a horizontal configuration, an Innovair condenser and matching coil on an upgraded pad with a fused disconnect, and a full duct replacement: eleven duct runs in R6 rated ducting, eleven bar type registers and new plenums.

That last one is worth calling out, because ductwork is the part homeowners rarely think about. Leaking or undersized ducts waste the capacity of whatever equipment is attached to them, so replacing a system while leaving failing ducts in place gives away much of the benefit. See AC replacement and installation and indoor air quality.

Water Heaters, Tank and Tankless

The other steady line of work in Winchester is water heaters. We install 50 gallon Bradford White units with pan, new flexible lines and proper connections, and we handle tankless as well, including a Rheem tankless replacement carried out under warranty. See tank water heaters and tankless maintenance.

Supply Lines and Pressure

We have also rebuilt the main water trunk line from the meter to the house in Winchester and fitted a new pressure regulator. Pressure that runs too high quietly shortens the life of every fixture, valve and appliance in the house, and it is a common cause of repeat leaks. See plumbing leak repair.

Services We Provide in Winchester

Contact Us

Call Family Plumbing, Heating & Air at 866-693-2645 for plumbing or HVAC service in Winchester. We answer 24 hours a day. Licensed California contractor, CSLB #918182.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I replace ductwork when I replace the system?

It should at least be inspected. Leaking, undersized or damaged ducts waste the capacity of new equipment, so a new system on failing ducts underperforms. We have done complete duct replacements in Winchester, including new plenums and registers, where that was the limiting factor.

What does SEER mean and does it matter here?

SEER measures cooling efficiency. It matters more in our climate than in mild ones, because systems run hard for a long summer, so the efficiency difference compounds across months of running rather than weeks.

Can a pressure regulator cause repeated leaks?

Yes, and it is often missed. A regulator that has failed high puts every fixture, valve and appliance under more pressure than it was designed for. If leaks keep appearing in different places, the regulator is worth checking before assuming the pipe is at fault.