Air Conditioning & Cooling

Adding an air conditioning system to your home is becoming more attractive, especially since summers seem to be getting hotter here in Western Washington. Air conditioners cool the air inside of your house by a process called refrigeration. Typically they are located outside of the house, although there are some indoor options available. The system is connected to your central air ducting to distribute cool air throughout your home. Air filtration is another benefit of these systems which helps reduce allergens and dust.

As you consider adding air conditioning to your home, we encourage you to look at some of the dual heating and cooling systems below. In particular, heat pumps can be an excellent option, especially if there’s any chance you might need to replace your furnace in the next 5 years. Its name is deceiving, because it is a very cost effective, energy efficient way to have cool and warm air all year round. Be sure to check out cost saving rebates that could save you hundreds of dollars. We’re here to help answer any questions you might have as you make this decision. Don’t hesitate to reach out.
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If it’s not feasible to replace your entire HVAC system or it’s not an option, because you don’t have a central heating and cooling system in place, then a mini-split ductless system is the perfect solution. These are particularly great for really old, 100-year-old homes, manufactured homes, and even mobile homes.

They are also very economical! They’re affordable to purchase and install, but they are also extremely energy efficient. Not unlike a heat pump, your utility bill will be greatly reduced and there’s some really great rebates to encourage this option. Instead of giving your money to the utility company, invest it in a system that will continue to save your money!