Heat Pump Installation & Replacement in Beaverton, OR

Beaverton has a mix of cool winters and warm summers. That means you need a system that can handle both ends of the spectrum with ease. Here are a few types of systems we might recommend:

• High-Efficiency Heat Pumps: These models offer superior energy efficiency and are ideal for homes looking to cut down on utility costs.
• Cold Climate Heat Pumps: Specifically engineered to maintain efficiency even during freezing temps.
• Ductless Heat Pumps: Perfect for homes without ductwork, additions, or zoned heating and cooling needs. Easy to install and highly flexible.

We’ll help you match your heating and cooling goals with a heat pump that suits your Beaverton home perfectly.

We get this question a lot, and the answer usually depends on your home setup:

• Straightforward Installations: Most installations take about 1 to 2 days. We handle everything, including setup, testing, and clean-up.
• More Complex Projects: If we’re replacing a large HVAC system, adding ductwork, or retrofitting in a tricky space, the process may take a bit longer. Either way, we keep you in the loop with a clear timeline.

And remember—we don’t leave until everything’s working flawlessly.

Every project is different, but here are some of the most common factors that can impact cost:

• Home Size: Larger homes need more powerful systems or multiple units.
• System Type: Ductless systems, variable speed models, and high-efficiency units may cost more initially but deliver long-term savings.
• Infrastructure Needs: If ductwork needs upgrading or if electrical adjustments are necessary, that can affect the final bill.
• Site Conditions: Hard-to-access spaces or complicated layouts might add labor time.

We’ll walk you through all of it and help you make the most informed decision for your budget.

Both heat pumps and air conditioners can efficiently cool your home during Beaverton’s warmer months, but heat pumps bring a little more to the table. While an air conditioner is strictly a cooling unit, a heat pump offers dual functionality by also providing efficient heating during colder seasons.

From a cooling perspective, both systems work by extracting heat from the indoor air and releasing it outside. However, a heat pump operates with slightly better energy efficiency in moderate climates like ours. If your main concern is cooling alone, either system will get the job done. But if you’re looking for a versatile, energy-efficient option that also helps during the colder months, a heat pump installation is a smarter long-term investment.

A furnace generates heat using combustion or electric resistance, which can drive up energy costs, especially during prolonged cold spells. Heat pumps, on the other hand, transfer existing heat from the outdoor air to the inside of your home, making them more energy efficient. In Beaverton’s relatively mild winters, heat pumps can provide reliable, efficient heating without the energy-intensive demands of a furnace.

Plus, heat pumps offer better humidity control and quieter operation. Furnaces might still have a place in extremely cold regions or as backups in hybrid systems, but for most Beaverton homeowners, heat pumps offer all the warmth you need with far lower operating costs and a smaller environmental footprint.

Just like any machine, your heat pump needs a little TLC. Routine maintenance keeps your system efficient, prevents breakdowns, and ensures long-term performance.

Our heat pump maintenance services include:

• Inspecting and cleaning components
• Checking refrigerant levels
• Testing system performance
• Replacing worn-out parts
• Ensuring thermostat accuracy

Keeping up with regular maintenance extends the lifespan of your unit and reduces the chance of a surprise repair bill.