2022 Service Fee ~ $89 in Auburn
"Kevin Dahl here, owner of Mountain Air Heating & Cooling. With over 20 years experience in servicing residential HVAC systems, I'm able to provide you with better comfort, efficiency and peace of mind."
Competent, reliable repair service...
...with a conscience.
(530) 888-7894
Troubleshooting, Repair and Installation Services on Ducted
Furnace, Heat Pump and AC systems...
See below for a message from Chris Carmichael
"Kevin Dahl here, owner of Mountain Air Heating & Cooling. With over 20 years experience in servicing residential HVAC systems, I'm able to provide you with better comfort, efficiency and peace of mind."
Competent, reliable repair service...
...with a conscience.
(530) 888-7894
Troubleshooting, Repair and Installation Services on Ducted
Furnace, Heat Pump and AC systems...
See below for a message from Chris Carmichael
Reliable, Good Communication, Punctual and Friendly!
Check the many Yelp and Google Reviews to find
Local References
In Auburn since 1989
CA State Licensed
2022 Service and Repair Pricing
Auburn Service Fee - $89 (Standard equipment access)
Includes trip charge, evaluation, diagnosis and repair quote
Additional travel charge if outside the Auburn boundary
*See the Pricing page for details*
Check the many Yelp and Google Reviews to find
Local References
In Auburn since 1989
CA State Licensed
2022 Service and Repair Pricing
Auburn Service Fee - $89 (Standard equipment access)
Includes trip charge, evaluation, diagnosis and repair quote
Additional travel charge if outside the Auburn boundary
*See the Pricing page for details*
A message from Chris Carmichael
September 7, 2021
The rumors of my retirement are not exaggerated...
..and after forty three years in the trade, it's the right time to step away from it. Heating and Cooling has been a fulfilling career path for me as it has provided an opportunity to combine my mechanical penchant with a deeper desire to bring comfort to people in both body and mind. I've thought many times through these working years that: “Anyone can fix a heater, but not everyone can fix the customer.”
The truth is that I no longer wish to keep pace with HVAC's evolving technology. Even though I still
desire for my cherished customers to receive the highest levels of comfort, my spirit is being pulled
elsewhere. I would not consider entrusting your comfort to any of those overpriced, advantage-taking
HVAC companies so common anymore, therefore it is my pleasure to introduce you to the young man
that I am comfortable with.
Kevin Dahl first impressed me with his clean installation work eight years ago when he joined the
high-quality folks at Spoor's Heating and A/C in Meadow Vista. As you might know, I'm not much of
an installer. When you've needed equipment replaced, I've always been happy to introduce you to my
friend Jeff Spoor and his crew to do those jobs. Kevin's contribution there was immediately apparent to
me as I could see obvious evidence of his expertise and attention to detail. My long experience has
shown that HVAC systems installed so nicely simply perform better. They enjoy a longer, happier life than ones lacking such attention .
I've continued to find meticulous installations in Kevin's wake. Now and then I witness him in
your homes performing artistic feats which I wouldn't have a clue how to accomplish. He regularly
attends training courses which keep him ahead of the curve in our evolving specialty trade. The same level of commitment and interest also give his troubleshooting skills a decided edge. Kevin's
rise in HVAC isn't just the result of interest, natural talent and good character, but a desire to do the right thing for his customers. More than an accomplished and evolving journeyman, he is a rare craftsman.
I'm grateful to have had the pleasure to comfort you since 1997, but it's time to let someone new
carry the Mountain Air banner. It is a great comfort to me to have such confidence in this young man
who will continue to bring that comfort to you.
Best always,
Chris Carmichael
The rumors of my retirement are not exaggerated...
..and after forty three years in the trade, it's the right time to step away from it. Heating and Cooling has been a fulfilling career path for me as it has provided an opportunity to combine my mechanical penchant with a deeper desire to bring comfort to people in both body and mind. I've thought many times through these working years that: “Anyone can fix a heater, but not everyone can fix the customer.”
The truth is that I no longer wish to keep pace with HVAC's evolving technology. Even though I still
desire for my cherished customers to receive the highest levels of comfort, my spirit is being pulled
elsewhere. I would not consider entrusting your comfort to any of those overpriced, advantage-taking
HVAC companies so common anymore, therefore it is my pleasure to introduce you to the young man
that I am comfortable with.
Kevin Dahl first impressed me with his clean installation work eight years ago when he joined the
high-quality folks at Spoor's Heating and A/C in Meadow Vista. As you might know, I'm not much of
an installer. When you've needed equipment replaced, I've always been happy to introduce you to my
friend Jeff Spoor and his crew to do those jobs. Kevin's contribution there was immediately apparent to
me as I could see obvious evidence of his expertise and attention to detail. My long experience has
shown that HVAC systems installed so nicely simply perform better. They enjoy a longer, happier life than ones lacking such attention .
I've continued to find meticulous installations in Kevin's wake. Now and then I witness him in
your homes performing artistic feats which I wouldn't have a clue how to accomplish. He regularly
attends training courses which keep him ahead of the curve in our evolving specialty trade. The same level of commitment and interest also give his troubleshooting skills a decided edge. Kevin's
rise in HVAC isn't just the result of interest, natural talent and good character, but a desire to do the right thing for his customers. More than an accomplished and evolving journeyman, he is a rare craftsman.
I'm grateful to have had the pleasure to comfort you since 1997, but it's time to let someone new
carry the Mountain Air banner. It is a great comfort to me to have such confidence in this young man
who will continue to bring that comfort to you.
Best always,
Chris Carmichael