Heating Services in Portland, OR

We handle all heating work across Portland metro:

• Furnace repair — same-day emergency repairs for gas and electric furnaces
• Furnace installation — proper Manual J load calculations so the system is sized right
• Heat pump services — install, repair, and maintain ducted and ductless heat pumps
• Ductless mini-splits — zone heating for older homes, additions, and spaces without ductwork
• Heating maintenance — annual tune-ups that catch problems before they strand you in the cold
• Emergency heating repair — 24/7 dispatch, including nights, weekends, and holidays

We run calls in Portland, Beaverton, Lake Oswego, Tigard, Happy Valley, Milwaukie, Gresham, and surrounding communities.

Most heating repairs in Portland fall between $150–$500. What drives the price:

• What failed — an ignitor is $150–$250, a blower motor is $300–$600, a control board is $400–$800
• Age and model of your furnace or heat pump — older units sometimes need harder-to-find parts
• Labor time — a flame sensor cleaning takes 30 minutes, a heat exchanger swap takes most of a day
• After-hours or emergency dispatch — though we never charge overtime rates

You get the price before we start. No guessing, no surprises. Call (503) 698-5588.

Portland's mild, wet winters give you good options:

• Heat pumps — 300–400% efficient in our climate. Heat and cool with one system. Best bang for buck in Portland.
• High-efficiency gas furnaces — 95%+ AFUE. Proven, reliable, and NW Natural gas is still cheap here.
• Ductless mini-splits — great for older Portland homes with no ductwork, or adding heat to a single room.
• Hybrid systems — heat pump + gas furnace combo. The system switches fuel sources based on temperature for the lowest operating cost.

Energy Trust of Oregon offers up to $3,000 in rebates for qualifying high-efficiency systems. We handle the paperwork.

Yes — 24/7, including nights, weekends, and holidays. No overtime charges.

We cover:

• Portland — all neighborhoods including NE, SE, NW, SW, and North Portland
• East side — Gresham, Happy Valley, Milwaukie, Clackamas, Oregon City
• West side — Beaverton, Tigard, Lake Oswego, Tualatin, West Linn
• Hillsboro, Sherwood, and surrounding communities

Trucks dispatch from our Milwaukie HQ. 90-minute average response time. Call (503) 698-5588.

Check these things before you hire anyone:

• Oregon CCB license - Ensures the company is properly licensed and insured (our license: CCB# 187834)
• NATE certification - Technicians certified by North American Technician Excellence
• our 1,400+ five-star reviews - We're family-owned since 2008 with 1,400+ positive reviews
• Factory authorization - We’re a Bryant Factory Authorized Dealer
• Local reputation - Family-owned and serving Portland since 2008
• Upfront pricing - No hidden fees or surprise charges

We've been doing this in Portland since 2008. Every job comes with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Here's the honest breakdown:

• Age: Past 15–20 years, efficiency drops and parts get harder to source
• Repair cost: If the repair exceeds 50% of a new system's price, replacement usually makes more sense
• Rising bills: An older furnace losing efficiency shows up on your PGE or NW Natural bill every month
• Uneven heating: Some rooms hot, others cold — the system can't distribute heat properly anymore
• Strange noises: Banging, rattling, or squealing means something mechanical is failing
• Yellow pilot light: Should be blue. Yellow can indicate incomplete combustion — potential CO risk

We'll tell you straight whether a repair makes sense or you're better off putting that money toward a new system. We don't push replacements for the sake of a bigger ticket.

Schedule it in fall before you actually need the heat. Here's what we do during a tune-up:

• Inspect and clean burners and heat exchanger
• Check gas connections for leaks
• Test ignition system and safety controls
• Lubricate moving parts
• Calibrate the thermostat
• Inspect ductwork for leaks
• Replace or clean the air filter
• Measure airflow and adjust as needed
• Run a carbon monoxide safety check

A $150 tune-up in October prevents a $600 emergency repair in January. It also keeps your manufacturer warranty valid — skip maintenance and most warranties are void.

Yes — and they add up fast:

• Energy Trust of Oregon: Up to $3,000 for qualifying heat pumps
• Federal tax credits: Up to 30% of install costs for heat pumps (max $2,000)
• NW Natural rebates: $400–$800 for high-efficiency gas furnaces
• Manufacturer rebates: Bryant and other brands run seasonal promotions

Stack them together and you can knock $3,000–$5,000+ off a new heating system. We identify every rebate you qualify for and handle the paperwork.