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Heat Pump & Ductless Mini Split Services in Everett, WA

Western Washington's mild, damp climate is exactly what heat pumps were made for: efficient heating all winter, real air conditioning all summer, one system. We install, repair, and service ducted heat pumps and ductless mini splits across Everett and the surrounding area.

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Heat Pump Services We Offer

Heat Pump Installation

Ducted heat pumps that replace or work alongside your furnace, sized with a proper load calculation. Cold-climate models keep full output even on our coldest nights.

Ductless Mini Split Installation

Perfect for homes without ductwork, older houses, additions, garages, and ADUs. Single-zone and multi-zone setups with quiet wall, ceiling, or floor units.

Heat Pump Repair

Not heating, not cooling, iced-up outdoor unit, error codes, or a system stuck in defrost — we diagnose and repair all major brands, including Mitsubishi, Daikin, Fujitsu, Carrier, and Trane.

Heat Pump Maintenance

Heat pumps run year-round, so they need servicing more than a furnace that rests all summer. Twice-a-year checkups keep efficiency high and warranties intact.

Why Everett Homeowners Are Switching to Heat Pumps

Typical installed costs run $6,000–$14,000 for ducted heat pumps and $4,000–$8,000 for a single-zone mini split, before rebates. See our installation page for full pricing context.

Heat Pump Questions

Do heat pumps really work in Everett winters?

Yes. Everett rarely sees extended stretches below the mid-20s, and modern cold-climate heat pumps maintain full heating capacity well below that. For extra insurance, hybrid systems keep a gas furnace as automatic backup.

Is my outdoor unit supposed to steam and drip in winter?

Usually, yes — that's the normal defrost cycle. But if the unit stays iced over for hours or the house isn't warming, something's wrong and it's worth a service call.

Mini split or ducted heat pump — which should I get?

If your home has good ductwork, a ducted heat pump keeps the whole house on one thermostat. No ducts, or just a few problem rooms? Mini splits win on efficiency and install simplicity. We'll assess your home and give you numbers for both.

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