HVAC Installation in Beaverton
New construction, full system replacement, or an upgrade that’s been overdue for three years — HVAC installation in Beaverton is what we do every day. CCB-licensed technicians, Manual J load calculations on every job, permits filed with Washington County, and systems that are commissioned to manufacturer spec before we leave your driveway.
Expert HVAC Installation in Beaverton, OR
There’s a version of HVAC installation that goes like this: a crew shows up, pulls the old unit, drops in whatever’s on the truck, fires it up, calls it done. No load calculation. No duct evaluation. No permit. You get a system that runs – for a while – until you notice the upstairs bedroom never cools down, or the utility bills are higher than they were with the old equipment, or the heat exchanger cracks at year six because the airflow was wrong from day one.
That’s not a worst-case scenario. That’s what happens when installation isn’t treated as engineering work.
Expert HVAC installation in Beaverton, OR starts before anyone touches equipment. We run a Manual J load calculation – the ACCA-standard method required by Oregon mechanical code – to determine the exact heating and cooling capacity your home needs. Square footage is one variable. Insulation R-values, ceiling height, window orientation, air infiltration rate, and Washington County’s climate data are the others. Oversized equipment short-cycles and leaves humidity problems. Undersized equipment runs constantly and never catches up. Neither is acceptable.
From there, we evaluate the existing duct system if one is present. A new high-efficiency furnace or heat pump connected to leaky, undersized ducts won’t perform anywhere near its rated SEER2 or AFUE. Sealing and balancing the distribution system is part of the installation – not an upsell.
Every hvac installation in Beaverton we complete is permitted through Washington County Building Department, inspected, and documented. That matters at resale. It also matters if something goes wrong — unpermitted HVAC work voids manufacturer warranties and creates liability headaches that take years to untangle.
HVAC Installation and Related Services
Gas, oil, and electric furnace repair across Beaverton — before a cold snap makes it urgent.
Something wrong with an existing system? We diagnose and repair all major AC brands across Beaverton and Washington County.
No heat? We repair furnaces, boilers, and electric heating systems — and restore warmth fast, done right the first time.
Ducted and ductless heat pump repair — the year-round systems Oregon homes rely on most.
One licensed team for any heating, cooling, or ventilation fault. Honest diagnosis, no guesswork.
Ductless single-zone and multi-zone systems for rooms, additions, and homes without existing ductwork.
HVAC Systems We Install in Beaverton
Central Air Conditioning
The right choice when your home already has functional ductwork and you need whole-house cooling. Modern central AC systems from Trane, Lennox, and Carrier hit SEER2 ratings of 16–22 — a significant efficiency jump from equipment installed before 2015. If the existing air handler is serviceable, sometimes replacing just the outdoor condensing unit makes financial sense. We'll calculate both options.
Gas Furnaces
Beaverton winters are mild by Pacific Northwest standards, but they're damp — and that cold settles into bones in a way that heat pumps alone sometimes struggle with below 35°F. A high-efficiency gas furnace in the 96–98% AFUE range, paired with a variable-speed air handler, gives you fast, dry heat when the Willamette Valley fog rolls in for three weeks straight. Brands we install: Trane, Lennox, Carrier, Goodman.
Heat Pumps (Ducted)
The Oregon market has shifted hard toward heat pumps, and for good reason — they heat and cool from a single system, they qualify for Oregon Energy Trust incentives, and modern cold-climate models maintain efficiency down to 5°F. If your home has ductwork in reasonable condition, a ducted heat pump is worth running the numbers on. We'll show you the projected operating cost against a gas furnace with AC.
Ductless Mini Split Systems
For homes without ductwork, room additions, ADUs, and spaces the central system can't reach. Single-zone and multi-zone configurations available. Mitsubishi Electric, Daikin, LG, Fujitsu.
How Our Beaverton HVAC Installation Works
Home Assessment & Load Calculation
We visit your home, measure the spaces, assess insulation, inspect existing ductwork if applicable, and evaluate electrical panel capacity. Manual J load calculation runs on the real numbers. This appointment typically takes 60–90 minutes and costs nothing
System Recommendation & Written Quote
You get a specific equipment recommendation — brand, model, efficiency rating — with a written price that includes equipment, labor, permits, materials, and any duct work identified in the assessment. One number. No day-of surprises.
Installation Day
Most single-system replacements complete in one day. New construction or multi-system installs may run two days. Equipment is set, connected, and commissioned — refrigerant charged to spec, airflow balanced, thermostat calibrated, system run through a full heating and cooling cycle
Why HVAC Beaverton Is the Highest Rated HVAC Installation Team in Beaverton
Right-sized systems, clean installs, and paperwork handled — from permit to final inspection.
Family Owned & Local
A Beaverton-based crew that installs like it's our own home — no subcontractors, no shortcuts.
One-Day Installation
Most residential installs are completed in a single day, scheduled around your routine.
Licensed & Certified
CCB-licensed, EPA 608-certified installers. Every job is permitted and inspection-ready.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Central AC replacement runs $4,000–$8,000 installed depending on system size and efficiency tier. A gas furnace replacement is typically $3,500–$7,000. Full system replacement (furnace + AC or heat pump) runs $8,000–$16,000 depending on equipment and duct work needed. You get an exact written quote after the home assessment — that number doesn't change on install day.
A straight equipment swap — same system type, existing ductwork in good condition — usually wraps in one day. New construction or a system type change (switching from central AC to a heat pump, for example) may run two days. We don't schedule jobs we can't complete on the timeline we give you.
Yes. Oregon requires mechanical and electrical permits for new HVAC equipment installation. Washington County inspects the work. We file the permits and schedule the inspection — that's included in the quote, not a separate charge.
Trane, Lennox, Carrier, Daikin, Mitsubishi Electric, LG, Fujitsu, and Goodman. Brand selection depends on your budget, efficiency goals, and the system type. We'll explain the tradeoffs — warranty terms, parts availability in Oregon, efficiency ratings — so you're choosing based on facts, not a sales pitch.
The honest answer depends on the system's age, the cost of the repair, and its efficiency relative to current equipment. Systems over 15 years old with a repair bill over 30% of replacement cost usually make more sense to replace. Systems under 10 years old almost always make sense to repair. Everything in between requires actual numbers — and we'll run them for you.
Yes. Financing options are available for qualified customers. Ask when you call or book your assessment online.