Homeowners
A clear recommendation, a clean service visit, and plain-language options before money is spent.
About Cellar HVAC
Wine cellar cooling backed by licensed HVAC work.
Cellar HVAC is the wine-cooling division of Jordan Heating & Air Conditioning. The brand is focused on wine rooms, while the legal contractor credentials stay clear and verifiable.
CSLB #1099707Licensed California HVAC contractor1-yearSatisfaction guarantee on workmanshipEmergencyPriority help when a cellar is warmingContractor-readyBuilt for GC, designer, and owner coordination
About
Wine cellar cooling backed by licensed HVAC work.
Company and credential information for homeowners, GCs, designers, and builders.
CSLB #1099707Licensed California HVAC contractor
1-yearSatisfaction guarantee on workmanship
EmergencyPriority help when a cellar is warming
Contractor-readyBuilt for GC, designer, and owner coordination
Credentials
The wine-cooling brand backed by a licensed HVAC contractor.
Cellar HVAC focuses on wine cellar cooling. The legal business behind the work is Jordan Heating & Air Conditioning, a licensed California HVAC contractor serving wine rooms, homeowners, builders, and contractors from San Jose to South San Francisco.
- CSLB #1099707
- Licensed and insured
- One-year satisfaction guarantee on workmanship
- Emergency help available when a wine room is warming
How we work
Practical wine room HVAC, not generic appliance swapping
The useful details are room envelope, heat rejection, airflow, drainage, controls, and service access. Those are the checks that shape repair, replacement, and installation recommendations.
Room Envelope
Insulation, vapor barrier, glass, lighting, and door sealing determine how hard the system has to work.
Heat Rejection
Every wine room cooling system has to move heat somewhere. Poor condenser planning creates noise, short cycling, or failures.
Airflow Path
Supply and return placement matter because dead spots and direct bottle blast can both create avoidable problems.
Condensate
Drainage needs to be planned cleanly, especially in finished interiors where hidden leaks are expensive.
Service Access
A beautiful installation still has to be filterable, diagnosable, and repairable after the cabinetry is complete.
Controls
Temperature behavior, humidity expectations, and owner handoff should be checked before the job is considered done.
Who we serve
Built for owners and the trades around them
Wine rooms often sit inside larger remodels and custom-home projects. The site now speaks to homeowners while making it clear Cellar HVAC can coordinate with the contractor team.
General Contractors
Mechanical coordination, schedule awareness, and practical answers before finished work locks the system in.
Designers & Builders
Cooling plans that respect the room design while still leaving room for airflow, drainage, and service.