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Lucky Air Inc.

Lucky Air Inc., based in Corona, CA, is a family‑owned HVAC and plumbing contractor serving residential and commercial clients since 2004. Our certified technicians specialize in air conditioning, heating, and comprehensive plumbing services. As a premier dealer, we emphasize quality installations, same‑day emergency service, and routine maintenance, using high‑grade parts backed by warranties. With 20+ years of experience and strong customer satisfaction, Lucky Air delivers efficient, reliable comfort solutions throughout the Inland Empire, including Corona, Riverside, Temecula, and Orange County. Contact us today for professional heating, air conditioning and plumbing services in Corona and the surrounding areas!

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Our salesperson seemed to be very knowledgeable and honorable. I felt comfortable with him, so that is why we went with One Water Systems. It seems to be a very good product and it is important to be able to work with someone you feel at ease with.

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· Las Vegas

1) the job took about one and a half month from start to finish. Likely due to the holidays, disagreement on estimates. 2) I was informed that there wasn't enough budget to build a new face for the bathroom vanity box- the box would be new but the face would be used from the old/damaged vanity. I be... more

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· Irvine

We were very pleased with the work that our designer, Jennifer Arteaga, has performed in regards to our two bathroom remodels. Her choice of fixtures and materials were in line with what we desired.


I want to repaint a bathroom with semi-gloss over flat paint, but I also want to reseal the corners with a sealant. Seal first or repaint first? What sealant?
Mar 22, 2022
Always seal first and then paint. Why are you re-sealing the corners?  Seal the corners first, prime, and lastly paint.
What are some inexpensive and non-permanent backsplash ideas for a kitchen in a rental apartment?
Complemenary paint with countertops scribed to the wall is a clean look.  If you use eggeshell paint, it is durable too.

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Lucky Air Inc.

12803 Temescal Canyon Road, Suites B&C,
Corona, CA
https://luckyairinc.com/ (951) 682-8573