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Golden Valley Power & Air
Commercial rooftop mechanical plant with packaged HVAC units and chillers
HVAC-00HVAC· Castro Valley, Alameda County

Commercial & Industrial HVAC in Castro Valley, CA

Golden Valley Power & Air services the heating, cooling and ventilation systems that keep commercial and industrial buildings running: packaged rooftop units, split systems, VRF, air handlers, make-up air, exhaust, chillers, boilers and the controls that tie them together. We do not do residential work. Our technicians spend their days on roofs, in mechanical rooms and in plant environments across Fremont, Hayward, Oakland and the rest of the East Bay.

Sector
Commercial · Industrial
Coverage
Castro Valley, CA
Scope
Repair · PM · Install
Residential
Not offered

Whether you manage a single office building or a portfolio of industrial properties, you get the same approach: diagnose the actual failure, explain the options in plain terms, quote before the work, and document what was done so your maintenance records stay clean.

Commercial HVAC Services in Castro Valley

Castro Valley's commercial HVAC is largely packaged rooftop and split systems serving retail, medical and office spaces. We repair and maintain these systems and handle replacements with the crane, permit and tenant coordination they involve in busy shopping centers.

Castro Valley facilities include retail centers and grocery-anchored shopping centers, restaurants and food service operations, medical, dental and professional office buildings and more. See the full Castro Valley service area page for everything we handle locally.

Scope of work

Commercial HVAC: what we handle

Equipment

01
  • Packaged rooftop units (gas/electric, heat pump, DX with economizers) from 3 to 100+ tons
  • Split systems and ductless multi-zone systems for tenant spaces and server rooms
  • Variable refrigerant flow (VRF/VRV) heat pump and heat recovery systems
  • Air handling units, fan coils and VAV terminal units with reheat
  • Make-up air units, kitchen and process exhaust, and building pressurization systems
  • Air-cooled and water-cooled chillers, cooling towers and pumps
  • Hydronic and steam boilers, unit heaters and infrared heaters
  • Building automation and DDC controls, thermostats and economizer controllers

Repair & troubleshooting

02
  • Compressor, condenser fan and blower motor failures
  • Refrigerant leak search, repair, evacuation and charge by weight
  • Economizer, damper actuator and outside-air control repair
  • Heat exchanger, gas valve, igniter and burner troubleshooting
  • Variable frequency drive (VFD) faults and motor replacement
  • Control wiring, sensors, contactors, capacitors and relays
  • Airflow and comfort complaints traced to duct, balancing or zoning issues

Maintenance

03
  • Scheduled filter changes and belt replacement matched to your run hours
  • Coil cleaning, condensate drain treatment and drain pan inspection
  • Refrigerant circuit checks, superheat/subcooling and pressure logging
  • Electrical inspection: amp draws, terminal tightness, contactor condition
  • Economizer function testing and outside-air verification
  • Seasonal heating start-up and combustion checks

Installation & replacement

04
  • Like-for-like rooftop unit replacements including curb adapters and crane coordination
  • Split system and VRF installations for tenant improvements
  • Air handler, fan and VFD retrofits for energy and reliability
  • Mechanical design-assist for general contractors on commercial build-outs

Diagnostics

Common failures and what they mean

Fault 01

Units short-cycling or tripping on high pressure

Usually dirty condenser coils, failed condenser fan motors or non-condensables in the circuit. We verify before replacing parts.

Fault 02

Uneven temperatures across a floor plate

Often a VAV box, actuator or zone sensor problem rather than the rooftop unit itself. We trace from the space back to the equipment.

Fault 03

Economizers stuck open or closed

A very common source of high energy bills and comfort complaints in the Bay Area's mild climate. Title 24 requires functioning economizers on most units.

Fault 04

Recurring compressor failures

Repeat failures point to a root cause: liquid floodback, low airflow, electrical imbalance or a refrigerant issue. We find it instead of swapping compressors again.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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