PROVIDING OUTSTANDING SERVICE SINCE 1999
Licensed | Bonded | Insured
CCB# 135625
MAINTENANCE SERVICES
Yearly maintenance visits are the best way to keep your HVAC system running properly! Our professional service technicians will check your entire system for issues, replace filters, and update components as needed.
Regular maintenance of your system is the smartest, most cost-effective approach to having a long-lasting HVAC system in your home.
REPAIR SERVICES
Are you currently having issues with your HVAC system?
Whether it is a simple part replacement, or a complicated mechanical issue, you can rely on our expertise to get your system back up and running.
SYSTEM UPGRADES
When it is time to upgrade your HVAC equipment, we’ve got you covered!
Our system replacement specialist will come to your home and thoroughly explore all of your HVAC options.
After working together to decide the best plan, your replacement specialist will coordinate every step of the process, ensuring you are taken care of, and your new system is just right.
MINI-SPLIT SYSTEMS
Mini-splits, otherwise known as ductless heat pumps, use advanced technology to heat and cool your home.
These systems operate quietly and excel at maintaining a consistent temperature while being energy efficient.
Because mini-split systems do not require ducting, they are a great option for additional dwelling units, shops, garages, and home remodels.
FORCED-AIR SYSTEMS
Forced-air systems have been the standard throughout Central Oregon for many years.
Generally speaking, a forced-air system has ducting installed throughout the house with an indoor unit (gas furnace or electric air handler) to provide heat. Additionally, homes often also have an outdoor unit (air conditioner or heat pump) to provide cooling.
Designing the optimal system for a building is complicated. There are many factors to consider and many equipment options. Let our decades of experience guide you through the design and installation process of your new system.
AIR CONDITIONING
Many houses in Central Oregon are built with a forced-air system that only provides heating. Often an outdoor unit (air conditioner or heat pump) can be added to an existing system to provide cooling as well!
Is it time to add cooling to your house?
