Luxury Mechanical Systems

Specialties

READ-​What other HVAC contractors DON’T want you to know! It is a fact that nearly 100% of all residential and commercial HVAC systems do not NEED replacement. Luxury is a service based company. That means we want to repair your 1965 system. It was built better, it will run longer and stronger, and it’s cheaper to repair it. We are mechanics, not sales people. We will give you all the information you need to to make a good financial decision, and would rather see you put your money into a solar system to lower your operating costs. We can provide new, quality, efficient systems. But don’t be deceived. I’de bet a free service call that your system is more cost effective to repair than to replace, period.

History

Established in 2008.

Luxury Mechanical Systems first entered into a business as Luxury Air Systems CSLB 922 668 in 2008. In 2012 Luxury Air Systems became Luxury mechanical Systems CSLB 974 170. Since, Luxury Mechanical Systems has gained reputation and respect as the contractor who can condition any space and any home. Re-​engineering and installing fully automated systems in celebrity homes, and many other custom homes in Beverly Hills, Beverly Park, Bel Air, Pacific Palisades, and other high end homes in Sand Canyon, and Valencia. Don’t let the name fool you. Luxury Mechanical Systems is a full service heating and cooling contractor with unmatched reputation for precision, customer service, honesty, reliability, and most importantly a fair and affordable bottom line every time.

Meet the Business Owner

Matthew K.

Business Owner

Owner operator Matthew J Kloiber began his career in the residential HVAC industry in June of 1994. While working the summers at 15 years old as an install journey mans helper, he had found his life’s work. Matthew continued working in the HVAC field all through high school. In the evenings, attended school at West Valley occupational center in the San Fernando valley. Once graduated from both high school and vocational school in 1997, he continued to work for the same contractor now as a service and repair technician. At 20 years of age decided to broaden the horizon in the trade by joining your US Navy, serving on the USS Tarawa for four years as a service and maintenance technician. Armed with the US Navel training and experience aboard ship and honorably discharged in 2003, Matthew immediately joined United Association local 250 apprentice training program. As an expert Matthew attained his license in 2008 set out to use his training and skill to help keep good people comfortable.