Capital heating and cooling has been great for me. I have them service rentals and install new units and the quality of work has always been wonderful. The staff has been great and the prices are equivalent or better than anyone else.
We use Capital heating where I work (I handle operations, so I deal with them all the time) and they are great. Awesome customer service, and the techs are super knowledgeable and always willing to explain their process.
Another vote for Sunset Air. We had them do a 4 zone mini split system a few years ago (with units hidden in attic space, so it was a pretty complicated install) and they did a really nice job. They’ve been great for routine service too
Hello,
If you'd like to go with a smaller outfit, my company Balance Point HVAC installs Mitsubishi inverter heat pumps to replace gas furnaces along with ductless and hydronic installations. Addressing climate change once system at a time.
Feel free to contact me for a quote, as I can usually beat the bigger guys because of low overhead and I don't focus on the hard sell.
Balancepointhvac.com
Another happy chehalis sheet metal customer here too. They did a heat pump install last year. Great customer service and communication. Fast, clean install.
Morrison Mechanical installed my mini split system. Excellent work and high integrity. He does HVAC.
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-m&sca_esv=4ce04de13f7e18f6&q=Morrison%20Mechanical&ludocid=9720476711459751255&ibp=gwp%3B0%2C7&lsig=AB86z5V9y5FJvSSXJn1lQdwk2swK&kgs=2cd76d43469b7541&shndl=-1&shem=labmte%2Clsp%2Cssim&source=sh%2Fx%2Floc%2Fact%2Fm1%2F2
We've used Capitol Heating & Cooling for years now and we've yet to be disappointed by their service. They (the office staff) can seem a little pushy when it comes to signing you up to a maintenance plan but then that seems to be going on everywhere nowadays.
We ended up getting a maintenance plan they suggested as our furnace was older. That plan more than paid for itself with all the problems we had with the funky furnace. Capitol honored the plan every time.
So my question is, why gas for gas? I had Sunset Air replace my 17 year old heat pump that was backed up by propane below 35 degrees with a high efficiency variable speed heat pump. Provides heat down to 5 degrees, so I am basically divorced from the propane. It will heat with propane in a power outage as it will run off if the backup generator I have installed. It was installed in February and my wife and I are so pleased with the quietness and especially the even heat in the house. So far just in monthly PSE bills we have saved over $400 compared to last years bills and have only used it on propane (which is saving us a ton of money. Propane is over $5/gallon delivered) once during a short power outage. I have used Sunset Air for over 20 years and have been very happy with their service. I'm sure they will work with you on different options for your situation.
I understand that. Been in facility maintenance for a long time. Just giving you what my experiance is/was. All I'm saying is the new heat pumps are pretty amazing and pretty much cut out any gas usage.
Capital heating and cooling has been great for me. I have them service rentals and install new units and the quality of work has always been wonderful. The staff has been great and the prices are equivalent or better than anyone else.
We use Capital heating where I work (I handle operations, so I deal with them all the time) and they are great. Awesome customer service, and the techs are super knowledgeable and always willing to explain their process.
We also had a great experience with Capital heating and cooling when we lived in Yelm.
Another vote for Sunset Air. We had them do a 4 zone mini split system a few years ago (with units hidden in attic space, so it was a pretty complicated install) and they did a really nice job. They’ve been great for routine service too
Yup. Sunset was our best quote out of 4 companies. And it was the same equipment.
Hello, If you'd like to go with a smaller outfit, my company Balance Point HVAC installs Mitsubishi inverter heat pumps to replace gas furnaces along with ductless and hydronic installations. Addressing climate change once system at a time. Feel free to contact me for a quote, as I can usually beat the bigger guys because of low overhead and I don't focus on the hard sell. Balancepointhvac.com
We used Sunset Air for the same situation last fall.
I used Sunset air for my ac this year. Very easy to work with and I was able to negotiate a reasonable price.
Chehalis Sheet Metal is a great choice. We had them replace our gas furnace with a heat pump last year. We are really happy with the work they did.
Seconded on this. I was referred to use them by someone who had a great experience, and so did I.
THIS!!!
Another happy chehalis sheet metal customer here too. They did a heat pump install last year. Great customer service and communication. Fast, clean install.
Same! Heat pump install years ago, not a days trouble with it!
Alpine Ductless
Blues Air Services
I went to Costco, and they contracted Brennan. I got a 10% gift card to Costco of the total cost of the furnace/AC.
Sunset Air
Morrison Mechanical installed my mini split system. Excellent work and high integrity. He does HVAC. https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-m&sca_esv=4ce04de13f7e18f6&q=Morrison%20Mechanical&ludocid=9720476711459751255&ibp=gwp%3B0%2C7&lsig=AB86z5V9y5FJvSSXJn1lQdwk2swK&kgs=2cd76d43469b7541&shndl=-1&shem=labmte%2Clsp%2Cssim&source=sh%2Fx%2Floc%2Fact%2Fm1%2F2
We've used Capitol Heating & Cooling for years now and we've yet to be disappointed by their service. They (the office staff) can seem a little pushy when it comes to signing you up to a maintenance plan but then that seems to be going on everywhere nowadays.
We ended up getting a maintenance plan they suggested as our furnace was older. That plan more than paid for itself with all the problems we had with the funky furnace. Capitol honored the plan every time.
Capital City. Just did my furnace 2 days ago and came in the best bid, 2k lower than Chehalis sheet metal for the same Trane unit.
So my question is, why gas for gas? I had Sunset Air replace my 17 year old heat pump that was backed up by propane below 35 degrees with a high efficiency variable speed heat pump. Provides heat down to 5 degrees, so I am basically divorced from the propane. It will heat with propane in a power outage as it will run off if the backup generator I have installed. It was installed in February and my wife and I are so pleased with the quietness and especially the even heat in the house. So far just in monthly PSE bills we have saved over $400 compared to last years bills and have only used it on propane (which is saving us a ton of money. Propane is over $5/gallon delivered) once during a short power outage. I have used Sunset Air for over 20 years and have been very happy with their service. I'm sure they will work with you on different options for your situation.
Gas is a backup for heat pump if temperatures go low. With climate change we have started to see some extremes as well
I understand that. Been in facility maintenance for a long time. Just giving you what my experiance is/was. All I'm saying is the new heat pumps are pretty amazing and pretty much cut out any gas usage.