Heating and cooling services
Six kinds of work, one way of doing it: measure the house first, write the options down, photograph every stage.
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- Ducted heat pumpsRead →For houses with ducts, or ducts worth saving. One outdoor unit, one indoor air handler, heat in January and cooling in August from the same system.
- Ductless mini-splitsRead →For houses heated by oil with no ducts, or by electric baseboard. Small indoor heads in the rooms that matter, one quiet outdoor unit, no walls opened for ductwork.
- Furnace repair and replacementRead →No heat tonight? We fix the furnace you have when it is worth fixing, and tell you plainly when it is not.
- Cooling and heat-wave reliefRead →Most Seattle houses were built without cooling. A heat pump adds it without a separate air conditioner, and a ductless head can cool a hot bedroom in a day.
- Heat pump water heatersRead →Another part of leaving oil or gas. A heat pump water heater uses the warmth in a basement or garage to heat the tank.
- Indoor air and ventilationRead →Wildfire smoke in August and damp air in February. Filters, fresh-air ventilation and duct sealing, matched to your house.
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