Signs your system needs attention
- Uneven temperatures from room to room.
- The system runs constantly or turns on and off every few minutes.
- Strange noises or smells from the furnace, heat pump or AC.
- Higher energy bills with no change in how you use the system.
- It has been more than a year since the last tune-up.
What to expect from every visit
Every visit starts with a diagnosis. We test the system, find the real cause and explain it in plain language. You get the price before any work starts.
Our $49 HVAC diagnostic and maintenance visit is the easiest place to start. When a system is near the end of its life, we show you repair and replacement options side by side, and financing is available on new systems.
Serving Lake Stevens and Snohomish County
Altitude Heating & Cooling serves homes in Lake Stevens, Snohomish, Everett, Marysville, Granite Falls, Monroe, Lynnwood, Mukilteo, Bothell, Mill Creek, Arlington, Lochsloy and Clearview. Hours are Monday to Friday, 7 AM to 7 PM, and we answer after-hours calls.
Questions about our services
What is the difference between a repair visit and a tune-up?
A repair visit finds and fixes a problem. A tune-up cleans, tests and adjusts a working system to catch small problems early. Our $49 HVAC diagnostic and maintenance visit is a good place to start for either.
Should I choose a heat pump or a furnace?
For most Snohomish County homes, a heat pump is a strong choice because it heats and cools. A gas furnace still makes sense if you want very hot air on the coldest nights, and a dual-fuel system gives you both.
Do you offer maintenance plans?
Yes. Our HVAC maintenance plans keep your furnace, heat pump and AC checked on a regular schedule.
How do I book service?
Call 425-201-1998, request a free estimate on our contact page or book online. Every visit starts with a diagnosis and a clear price.
Related services and guides
- HVAC tune-ups
- Maintenance plans
- Ductless mini split repair
- Financing options
- Furnace Repair or Replacement? How to Decide in Snohomish County
- Heat Pump vs. Furnace in Snohomish County: Which Is Right for Your Home?
