San Mateo homes are served by Peninsula Clean Energy, which offers heat pump rebates and 0% financing for eligible customers replacing gas heating; BayREN offers additional incentives. Programs change, so your written estimate lists every incentive you currently qualify for.

The price of a Mitsubishi mini-split in San Mateo depends on the number of zones, the indoor unit styles, line-set routing, electrical work and the city permit. A free in-home estimate gives you a written, itemized price with the Peninsula Clean Energy and BayREN incentives you qualify for already shown.

Yes. Eichlers in the San Mateo Highlands have flat roofs, open beams and in-floor radiant heat with no room for ducts, so low-profile Mitsubishi wall and floor units add efficient heating and air conditioning without changing the architecture.

Yes. Heat pump installations require a building permit from the City of San Mateo. We pull the permit and coordinate inspection as part of every installation.

Usually, yes. If your ductwork is in good shape, a ducted Mitsubishi heat pump can replace both the furnace and air conditioner. We inspect the ducts and electrical panel during the in-home assessment.

Two-story homes often benefit from a Mitsubishi multi-zone system, which lets each floor or room keep its own temperature, or a ducted heat pump combined with ductless units for problem rooms.

Our headquarters is in neighboring San Carlos, a short drive down Highway 101, so our crews serve San Mateo every week.

All of San Mateo, including Baywood, Aragon, San Mateo Park, Hillsdale, Beresford, Laurelwood, Sugarloaf, Shoreview, Sunnybrae, North Central, Downtown and Bay Meadows, plus the San Mateo Highlands.

Qualifying installations by a Mitsubishi Diamond Contractor can receive Mitsubishi’s extended 12-year parts and compressor limited warranty when registered.