Residential
Home comfort systems, engineered like they matter
Washington homes are electrifying fast — and heat pumps lead everything we install. Whether you’re converting from gas, replacing a tired furnace, or adding cooling for the first time, we size it with real math and install it like it’s our own house.
What we install
Heat pumps first. Everything else done right.
Electrification and heat pump conversions dominate demand across the Sound — so that’s where our depth is. But the right system is the one your house needs, and we install the full range.
Heat pumps
Our lead recommendation for most Puget Sound homes. Cold-climate ducted heat pumps deliver heating and cooling in one system, qualify for the region’s strongest rebates, and thrive in our mild marine climate.
Ductless mini-splits
The right answer for homes without ductwork, additions, ADUs, and garages. Single-zone to whole-home multi-zone layouts with concealed line sets and room-by-room control.
Gas furnaces
High-efficiency single-stage to variable-speed furnaces, installed with sealed venting, correct gas sizing, and full commissioning.
Air conditioning
Central AC matched correctly to your furnace and coil — not just bolted on. Sized from the cooling load, charged by weight, verified by measurement.
Air handlers
Electric air handlers with heat strips for all-electric homes, matched to heat pump capacity and your electrical panel.
Ducted system replacements & new ductwork
Full changeouts, duct sealing, duct replacement, and complete new duct systems fabricated to SMACNA standards.
Gas-to-electric conversions
Complete fuel conversions: heat pump installation, electrical circuits, gas cap-off, permits, and rebate paperwork handled end to end.
Whole-home electrification
Heating, cooling, and ventilation planned together with your panel capacity so the whole house works as one system.
Indoor air quality
High-MERV filtration, ERV/HRV balanced ventilation, and filtration upgrades — added during installation, when they cost least.
Smart thermostats
Configured for your specific equipment — staging, balance points, and schedules set correctly, not left on defaults.
The IDB process
Seven steps. Zero surprises.
This is exactly what happens between your first call and your first comfortable winter.
- 1
In-home assessment
We measure the house, inspect ducts and the electrical panel, and listen to what’s working and what isn’t. About an hour, free.
- 2
Manual J load calculation
Room-by-room heat loss and gain math from your home’s actual construction — the foundation of a right-sized system.
- 3
Right-sized proposal
Good-better-best options with real numbers, rebate estimates, and the reasoning behind each recommendation. No pressure tactics, ever.
- 4
Permits handled
We pull mechanical and electrical permits with your jurisdiction before work begins. Every time, no exceptions.
- 5
Installation day
Floor protection down, old equipment out, new system in — most changeouts finish in one day. We keep you informed at every step.
- 6
Commissioning & walkthrough
Refrigerant charge verified, airflow measured, controls configured. Then we walk you through filters, thermostat, and what normal looks like.
- 7
Warranty registration
We register your equipment for the full manufacturer term and hand you the documentation — typically 10 years parts.
Incentives
Washington pays you to electrify
Heat pump installations across our service area frequently qualify for meaningful incentives.
Utility rebates
Puget Sound Energy and Snohomish County PUD offer heat pump rebates for qualifying installations — amounts vary by program year, equipment tier, and your current heating fuel.
Federal tax credits
Qualifying high-efficiency heat pumps are eligible for federal energy-efficiency tax credits, claimed on your return for the year of installation.
We handle the paperwork
Rebate-qualified equipment selection, documentation, and submission are part of our proposal — not an extra you chase afterward.
Incentive programs change frequently and carry specific equipment and eligibility requirements. We verify current program terms during your estimate — always confirm amounts before making a purchase decision.
Next step
Get your home’s planning range in two minutes
Ten questions about your house. An honest range with what’s included. Then a free on-site measure to confirm it.