Portland heating systems work hardest from October through April, and the summer heat waves of recent years have pushed many homeowners to add air conditioning for the first time. Heat pumps and ductless systems have become a common answer to both, helped along by rebates from Energy Trust of Oregon.
The HVAC companies below install, repair and maintain furnaces, heat pumps, ductless systems and AC across the Portland metro.
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AAA Heating & Cooling has served Portland since 1961 from locations in Portland and Beaverton. It installs and repairs residential and commercial heating and air conditioning, cleans ducts, and backs installations with a lifetime workmanship warranty.
Efficiency Heating & Cooling is a family-owned company based in Milwaukie that has served Portland since 2008. Its NATE-certified technicians install and repair furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps, ductless mini-splits and water heaters.
Central Air has served the metro since 2001 and is a Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer and an Energy Trust of Oregon Trade Ally contractor. It covers AC and furnace repair and replacement, ductless systems and indoor air quality, along with plumbing.
Specialty Heating & Cooling is a family-owned Tigard company serving the Portland metro since 1985. Beyond standard replacements and maintenance, it installs geothermal and ductless systems, fireplaces and duct cleaning, and has won repeated Angi Super Service Awards.
Comfort Connection is a family-owned Gresham company providing heating, cooling and indoor air quality services since 1998, plus residential electrical work. It covers East Portland, Gresham, Troutdale and Fairview, and installs Bryant equipment.
Cornel’s handles furnace and air conditioning maintenance, repair and replacement as well as plumbing. A practical choice if you want one company looking after both systems.
Sunset Heating & Cooling is a family-owned business that has served Portland area homes since 1922, with air conditioning installation, repair and maintenance alongside heating work.
How To Choose An HVAC Company In Portland
Do they hold an Oregon HVAC license?
Oregon requires HVAC contractors to carry a CCB license, and the technicians need the right state mechanical licenses. Check both.
Can they help with Energy Trust rebates?
Energy Trust of Oregon offers incentives on qualifying heat pumps installed by approved trade allies. Ask whether the company is one and whether it handles the paperwork.
Is a heat pump right for your home?
Many Portland homes can replace a furnace and add cooling with one heat pump. A good contractor runs a load calculation before recommending a size.
What does the maintenance plan include?
A fall furnace tune-up and spring AC check catch most problems early. Compare what each plan covers and whether it includes priority service.
How long is the workmanship warranty?
Manufacturer warranties cover parts, but installation errors are on the contractor. Some Portland companies offer lifetime workmanship warranties on installs.
Conclusion
Portland’s mild but damp climate makes heat pumps and ductless systems a strong fit for many homes. Pick a licensed contractor who knows the rebate programs and sizes the system properly.
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