Eric the Heater Guy
Real work from real patios. Client names stay private — the work speaks for itself.
Real work. Nothing invented.
Every project below actually happened — sized, supplied, and supported by one accountable specialist. We never use client names without explicit permission.
Location / business type: Restaurant patio, Long Beach, CA.
What was needed: Patio heating for an active restaurant — the right commercial heaters, supplied and supported.
What Eric supplied / handled: Seven commercial patio heaters, plus ongoing support — including troubleshooting after a transformer failure knocked units out.
Result: Heaters supplied; the failure diagnosed and the units back in service.
Location / business type: Restaurant, Ventura County.
What was needed: Thirteen existing commercial heaters serviced and maintained.
What Eric supplied / handled: Full service and maintenance across all thirteen units — ignition, gas supply, flame quality, controls.
Result: Thirteen heaters serviced, maintained, and ready for the season.
Location / business type: Private residence, Porter Ranch.
What was needed: A homeowner who'd already bought from us and came back for more.
What Eric supplied / handled: Remote-controlled heaters, spec'd to the space.
Result: A repeat customer — the best review there is.
A dead heater on a Friday night can't wait until Monday.
You deal with the person who knows your equipment. Certificates available for your venue.
We stand behind what we sell — warranty claims run through us.
Sunpak, Sunglo, Sunwood Marino, Italkero, Infratech, SunStar — genuine equipment, real parts access.
Every project gets written up the same way — so you can see exactly what happened, not a marketing story. Names and photos appear only with the customer's explicit permission. No permission, no name — the work still counts.
What the customer was dealing with — in their words as much as ours.
The equipment and approach we suggested — and why.
Exactly what went in: models, fuel, configuration.
What actually happened. No invented outcomes.
The useful takeaway for anyone with a similar patio.
Tell me about the space — layout, fuel, seating — and I'll tell you what I'd do. No obligation.
Eric the Heater Guy