Los Angeles · Orange County · San Bernardino
Energy Control is Southern California’s decarbonization contractor. We design and install heat pumps, solar, electrical upgrades and smart HVAC — so you can move off gas comfortably, with one licensed team from start to finish.
Gas used after going electric
Solar produced today
More efficient than gas heating
Our main focus
Los Angeles is going electric, and the homeowners who plan it well save the most. We look at your whole building — heating, cooling, hot water, wiring and roof — and build a clear, staged plan to replace gas equipment with efficient electric systems powered by clean energy.
How it works
No pressure, no jargon. Just a clear plan you understand before anything gets installed.
We visit, measure, check your panel, ducts and equipment, and listen to what matters to you.
You get a staged plan with upfront pricing and the rebates you likely qualify for.
Permitted, code-compliant work by our own licensed technicians — no mystery subcontractors.
We test, walk you through your new system and follow up to make sure the savings are real.
Watch
A 20-second look at how we replace gas equipment with an efficient heat pump, then power it with solar and battery storage.
What we do
Every service we offer connects back to one goal: a comfortable, efficient building that’s ready for an all-electric future.
Whole-building plans to replace gas with efficient electric systems.
Heat pumps, AC, furnaces, ductless mini-splits, repair and maintenance.
Electrification retrofits for homes, multifamily and commercial buildings.
Rooftop solar, battery backup, repair and maintenance.
Panel upgrades, EV chargers, rewiring and code-compliant work.
Trusted across Southern California
Why Energy Control
We’ve been installing and fixing heating, cooling, electrical and solar systems across Southern California since 2014. Most new customers come from referrals — because we tell you what you actually need, put the price in writing, and show up when we say we will.
CA License #538125 with EPA 608 certified technicians.
Heat wave at midnight? We answer, every day of the year.
You approve the exact cost in writing before work starts.
We find the incentives you qualify for and file the paperwork.
Where we work
From coastal Long Beach to the 100°F summers of the Inland Empire, we size every system for the microclimate your building actually sits in.
Downtown LA · Long Beach · Glendale · Pasadena · Santa Clarita · San Fernando Valley · Torrance · Whittier · Downey
Anaheim · Irvine · Santa Ana · Huntington Beach · Fullerton · Costa Mesa · Garden Grove · Orange
San Bernardino · Fontana · Ontario · Rancho Cucamonga · Upland · Redlands · Chino · Rialto
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FAQ
Can’t find your answer? Call (562) 833-9458 or (323) 799-0911, or email energydcarb@gmail.com — a real person replies.
It means replacing equipment that burns gas — furnaces, water heaters, stoves, dryers — with efficient electric alternatives, then powering them with cleaner electricity such as rooftop solar. The result is lower emissions, healthier indoor air and, in most homes, lower long-term energy costs.
Yes. Southern California’s mild winters are ideal for modern heat pumps. Today’s cold-climate models heat efficiently well below freezing, so a January night in Pasadena or Fontana is no problem.
Not always. Many homes can go electric on the existing panel using smart load management or right-sized equipment. We do a full load calculation first and only recommend a panel upgrade when it’s genuinely needed.
Often, yes. Utility and state programs in Southern California regularly offer incentives for heat pumps, heat pump water heaters and electrical upgrades. Programs change frequently, so we check what you currently qualify for and handle the paperwork for you.
Absolutely. Most of our clients start with the biggest win — usually space heating/cooling or water heating — and add solar, battery or induction-ready circuits later. We build a roadmap so each step sets up the next.
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Free on-site estimates across Los Angeles County, Orange County and San Bernardino. 24/7 emergency service.
