Signs a heat pump is right for your home
- You want heating and cooling from one system.
- Your home has no air conditioning for summer heat waves.
- Your furnace or AC is near the end of its life.
- You have rooms, additions or an older home without ductwork.
- You want to keep your gas furnace as backup with a dual-fuel system.
What to expect from a heat pump installation
We look at your home, your ductwork, your electrical panel and your budget, then give you clear options side by side: ducted, ductless, cold-climate and dual-fuel heat pumps. Every system is sized for your home with a load calculation.
You get the full price before any work starts, and financing is available on new systems. We install the system cleanly, test it in heating and cooling mode and show you how to use it before we leave. Call 425-201-1998 for a free estimate.
Heat pump installation across Snohomish County
Altitude Heating & Cooling installs heat pumps in Lake Stevens, Snohomish, Everett, Marysville, Granite Falls, Monroe, Lynnwood, Mukilteo, Bothell, Mill Creek, Arlington, Lochsloy and Clearview. Snohomish County's mild, damp winters suit heat pumps well, and the same system cools your home during summer heat.
Heat pump installation questions
Do heat pumps work in Washington winters?
Yes. Snohomish County winters are mild enough for heat pumps to work well most of the year, and cold-climate models keep heating below freezing.
What is dual fuel?
A dual-fuel system pairs a heat pump with a gas furnace. The heat pump handles most of the year, and the furnace takes over on the coldest days.
Do I need ductwork?
No. If your home has ducts, a ducted heat pump can use them. If it does not, a ductless mini split heat pump heats and cools room by room with no ductwork.
Does a heat pump replace my AC?
Yes. A heat pump heats in winter and cools in summer, so it replaces a separate air conditioner.
Related services and guides
- Heat pump repair
- Ductless mini split installation
- Furnace installation
- Heat Pump vs. Furnace in Snohomish County: Which Is Right for Your Home?
