Hidden Hills is a gated equestrian city of generous lots, white rail fences and bridle trails. Properties here often include a main residence, guest house, pool house, gym and sometimes a barn or tack room, each with its own heating and cooling. We maintain the whole property as one coordinated program, with discreet visits arranged through the gate and the household.
On larger Hidden Hills estates it is common to find equipment of several ages and brands, installed by different contractors over the years. Our first visit catalogs every system on the property, from the main house to secondary structures, and records its location, capacity, filters and condition.
That record becomes the foundation for a maintenance plan that treats each system appropriately, rather than applying the same checklist everywhere. A rarely used guest house needs different care than a primary suite that runs every night.
Set on the valley side of the hills, Hidden Hills sees warmer summers than the coast, with long afternoons that keep cooling equipment working hard. Before summer we clean outdoor coils, confirm refrigerant performance and check that each system can hold steady through the hottest days.
Riding arenas, trails and dry open land also mean dust. Outdoor coils load faster and filters fill more quickly here, so we adjust filter schedules to the property and pay close attention to equipment near arenas and stables. In autumn we prepare filtration and any fresh-air dampers for Santa Ana winds and possible smoke.
The Maintenance Membership includes two seasonal visits. The Priority Membership adds quarterly visits with preferred scheduling. White Glove Home Climate Management is our most complete program, covering filters, UV lamps, fresh-air and damper care, duct attention and an annual review of every system on the estate.
Each membership is built around the equipment you have, across all major brands. We coordinate gate access in advance, work with estate managers where preferred and keep vehicles and work areas tidy and discreet.
Yes. Barns, tack rooms and feed rooms often have dedicated cooling or ventilation, and dust loading is heavy there. We include them in the property program with a filter and coil schedule suited to the environment.
We arrange access with the household or estate manager ahead of each visit and follow community procedures. Our technicians arrive in marked vehicles at the agreed time.
Not at all. We service all major brands and system types, and memberships are tailored to whatever equipment the property has.
Yes. After each visit we share a written summary of what was checked and measured, anything that needs attention and recommendations for the coming season.
Share a few details about the property and its structures. Riley Rea or a senior team member will reply personally and arrange a first visit.
Phone: (805) 273-8081
Email: reashvac@gmail.com
Service Area: Westlake Village, Thousand Oaks, Agoura Hills, Oak Park, Calabasas, Hidden Hills, Malibu, Beverly Hills, Pacific Palisades & Moorpark
License: California C-20 Warm-Air Heating, Ventilating & Air-Conditioning, CSLB #1086780
