We want to get off gas entirely in Renton. What does that involve?

A ducted or ductless heat pump sized to carry the whole house, a panel check (many Highlands homes need new circuits, some need a panel upgrade), capping the gas line, and the permits and rebate paperwork. We coordinate all of it as one project and show the electrical scope in the proposal before you commit.

Can you heat and cool a small Highlands home without adding ducts?

Yes. A two- or three-head ductless system, or a slim-duct heat pump tucked in an attic or closet, handles most 800–1,200 sq ft Highlands homes without opening walls. It replaces wall heaters with far lower bills and adds cooling.

How quickly can you reach Renton for an estimate?

Renton is about 20 minutes from Federal Way, well inside our core radius. Estimates are typically scheduled within a few business days, and there is no travel fee for Renton, Fairwood, or Kennydale.

South Sound · Served from Federal Way HQ

Heat Pump, Furnace & AC Installation in Renton

Renton is about twenty minutes north of our Federal Way headquarters on I-5 or SR-167, and it is where a surprising share of our gas-to-electric conversion work happens. We install heat pumps, furnaces, air conditioning, and ductless systems from Kennydale and the Highlands to Benson Hill, Fairwood, Talbot Hill, and the new townhomes around The Landing.

The Highlands tell the story of the city: hundreds of compact 1940s homes built for Boeing wartime workers, most still on electric wall heaters or a single-stage furnace squeezed into a hall closet, many with no ducts at all. Ductless mini-splits and slim-duct heat pumps were made for exactly this footprint. Down the hill, Kennydale’s 1950s–60s lake-view homes and Benson Hill’s 1970s–80s subdivisions usually have ducts worth keeping and a gas furnace worth retiring.

Renton is Puget Sound Energy territory for both electricity and gas, and PSE’s heat pump rebates stack with Washington’s electrification incentives. When a homeowner wants off gas entirely, we handle the panel evaluation, the new circuits, the gas cap-off, the permits, and the rebate paperwork as one coordinated project — not five phone calls.

Housing stock we know

Highlands 1940s Boeing-era homes without ducts, Kennydale mid-century lake-view houses, Benson Hill and Fairwood 70s–80s two-stories, and new townhomes around The Landing.

Permits: City of Renton

Mechanical permits go through the Renton Permit Center. Fairwood and Skyway pockets fall under King County — we confirm jurisdiction on the first visit and handle the correct permit and inspection.

Utilities: Puget Sound Energy

Renton is PSE territory for electricity and natural gas. We spec rebate-eligible heat pumps and file PSE and state electrification paperwork with your proposal.

Renton neighborhoods we work in

Renton Highlands
Kennydale
Benson Hill
Cascade
Fairwood
Talbot Hill
Downtown Renton
The Landing
Maplewood
Tiffany Park
East Renton
Skyway

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