Best of the Beach Home Services 2024
Heating & Air Conditioning Rusher Air Conditioning Only some of the construction cranes popping up like an invasive species all over the beach cities, are hoisting Rusher Air Conditioning HVAC units onto new home rooftops. (HVAC stands for heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems.) But all 40 midnight blue work vans with Rusher Air Conditioning painted on the sides in white, cursive lettering are undeniably delivering Rusher HVAC systems. The cranes, Scott Rusher said, are needed, if only to cool the upstairs master bedroom, because new homes are increasingly three stories. At the beach, downstairs can be a comfortable 65 degrees and upstairs 80 degrees. Another reason for air conditioning in new homes, he said, is, need it or not, no one is going to pay $4 million for a home that doesn’t have it. The 40 blue work vans are needed to keep up with the demand from a community that once prided itself on opening its windows to the prevailing westerlies when it got too warm. The first business in Manhattan Beach to have air conditioning was the downtown Hallmark store. In the mid-’70s, the store owner asked Scott’s dad, David, to install air, not to cool the store, but to…
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