Portland Heating & Air Conditioning

We are a company dedicated to our customers. We believe in bringing exceptional products, service and integrity into every customer's home. This practice has allowed us to become one of the most trusted HVAC companies in our region. Our staff is knowledgeable, qualified and ready to assist you with all your heating and cooling needs. Portland Heating and Air Conditioning does it all. Whatever your heating and cooling needs are we specialize in all aspects of heating and cooling your home. Including furnaces, heat pumps, air conditioners, installation of wood, pellet and gas stoves, fireplaces and inserts.

A ductless mini-split system is a combination of an indoor evaporator coil and an outdoor condenser unit connected by a refrigerant line set. Installation of mini-split systems does not require duct-work. Indoor units can be wall or ceiling mounted. Mini-split systems can be installed for single zone or multi-zone applications. Single zone systems consist of one indoor unit and one outdoor condenser and provide sufficient cooling for one room. Multi-zone systems can consist of up to four indoor units and one outdoor unit and are used to cool multiple rooms.

Although we can fix most air conditioners, there are times when an AC system is just too old or too far gone to repair. We know that replacing an old unit with a new one is a major expense, so we'll do everything we can to keep your existing system up and running. But if your air conditioner is nearing the end of its life, you might want to consider an AC installation now rather than wait until the inevitable breakdown happens. No one wants to deal with AC replacement. But did you know that a high-efficiency air conditioner or heat pump can actually deliver significant savings over time?

When it comes to home heating, gas furnaces are by far the most popular choice. But whether you are sure a gas furnace is right for your home or you are simply exploring your options, you will have a lot of options to consider before you can settle on the right product for your home. For those that already have a gas furnace, proper maintenance is very important to make sure it lasts for a good long time to come. Portland Heating and Air Conditioningis the place to come for all of your home furnace needs in the Portland, Oregon area.

If you're looking for efficiently heated hot water you have come to the right place. Portland Heating and Air Conditioning installs gas water heaters and tankless water heaters. Whether it's new construction or adding a new unit to your house, give us a call today.

When the weather turns hot and humid in Portland Oregon, there's nothing like a well-functioning AC system to chase away the heat. Did you recently purchase a new house plumbed for AC- we can finish what the builders started! We can also do new installation in houses that were not originallysetup for air conditioning. We canhelp you size your system to minimize your costs and maximize your cooling needs. Learn more about new air conditioning installation. When your air conditioner isn't working like it should, you want fast and reliable service.

Converting your appliances to natural gas is one of the most popular ways you can add value and comfort to your home. We are a major NW gas lines installer in the Portland area and also do gas line repair. Natural gas generally costs 40 percent less than the equivalent amount of electricity or oil. Even with fluctuating energy prices, natural gas is the least expensive energy source available. We offer professional gas line installation and are fully licensed, insured and bonded gas piping experts.

Portland Heating and Air Conditioning is your trusted source for furnace replacement in Portland, Oregon. We offer both commercial and residential HVAC installation. We offer installation services for all brands of residential gas furnaces, electric furnaces, heat pumps, and air conditioning systems. We also sell and warranty many quality brands of heating and air conditioning equipment. Serving the Portland, Oregon Metro Area including Vancouver, Washington and all of SW Washington.

There are many types of furnaces in our area that use a variety of energy sources to operate. Gas furnaces use natural or propane gas, boilers and radiators use water, heated by electricity. And then there are electric furnaces, which may have an advantage over other energy sources based on energy costs and availability. Simply put, electric furnaces function through the use of electricity. They do not require the use of any type of fuel - but function through wires and chords. An electric furnace uses heating coils, sometimes referred to as "resistance calrods" to create heat directly in the air flow.

Heat pumps look and operate very much like air conditioners with the notable exception that they provide both heating and cooling. While heat pumps and air conditioners do require the use of some different components, they both operate on the same basic principles. Heat pumps and central air conditioners are "split systems, " which means that there is an outdoor unit and an indoor unit. The job of the heat pump or air conditioner is to transport heat either into or out of your home. The "vehicle" your system uses to carry the heat is called refrigerant.

According to the U.S. Department of Energy, heating and cooling accounts for approximately 47 percent of the energy used in a typical U.S. home. The efficiency of your furnace can make a major difference in your energy bills- the more efficient your heating and cooling equipment the more you save monthly energy bills. If you are going to stay in your home for a few years upgrading from an old furnace to a new high-efficiency model can comfortably pay for itself. We can help you evaluate your current system and help you estimate the savings, but then we will let you figure out what to spend the savings on.