HVAC Contractor and Plumber in Murrieta, CA and Surrounding Areas with 20+ Years of Experience
Veteran-Owned, Locally Operated, at Your Service
Veteran’s Choice Plumbing Heating And Air is an HVAC contractor and plumber in Murrieta, CA and surrounding areas, owned by a veteran and operated by a locally based team. Our company brings over 20 years of combined experience into every heating, cooling, and plumbing call, giving homeowners a level of familiarity with local systems that fewer newer providers can offer.
Call today to book an appointment. We look forward to working with you.
Local Hands, Veteran Values
- Veteran ownership paired with local operation
- 24/7 emergency services for issues that cannot wait until morning
- Same-day services available across our full coverage area
- Financing available for larger installation or replacement projects
- Veteran and military discounts extended to those who have served
- Senior discounts offered on qualifying services
- Warranties offered on new equipment and completed repairs
- Maintenance plans available to catch issues before they become failures
- Free service call with repair, waived once work moves forward
- Free estimates for new equipment installs
- Free residential HVAC replacement estimates
- Free second opinions before committing to a costly repair or replacement
Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, and Everything Between
- HVAC
- Indoor Air Quality
- Plumbing
- Sewer & Drain
We’ve got you covered. Contact our team to book an appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Many plumbing and HVAC issues can get diagnosed and resolved in a single visit, though certain repairs may require ordering a specific part first.
Not always, a slow drain can be a simple clog, but recurring slow drains across multiple fixtures often point to a main line issue worth inspecting.
This often points to a refrigerant leak, a failing compressor, or a clogged air filter restricting airflow, and a technician can narrow it down on site.
A slab leak often shows up as a warm spot on the floor, an unexplained rise in your water bill, or the sound of running water when everything’s off, while a standard pipe leak is usually associated with a visible fixture, wall, ceiling, or exposed plumbing connection. A professional inspection can help determine the source.