Heat pumps · Vancouver, WA
Heat Pumps in Vancouver, WA
Comfort 360 installs, replaces and repairs heat pumps in Vancouver homes: ducted, ductless and dual fuel. Free in-home estimate for a new system, a $159 diagnostic for repairs, and the price before any work starts.
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Heat pumps in Vancouver
Repair, replace or add a heat pump?
Pick what fits. If you’re not sure, book a visit and we’ll tell you what we find.
Heat pump repair
Ducted heat pumps, heating or cooling.
- Not keeping up when it’s cold out
- Iced over and not defrosting
- Backup heat running all the time
- Short-cycling or running nonstop
New or replacement heat pump
From a furnace, baseboard or an older heat pump.
- Heat and cool with one system
- Trane and Mitsubishi Electric
- We check the Clark Public Utilities rebate you may qualify for
- Free in-home estimate
Dual fuel & ductless
Keep the gas furnace, or heat one room.
- Dual fuel: the furnace backs up the heat pump on the coldest days
- Ductless for rooms the ducts don’t reach
- Additions, ADUs and converted garages
- Multi-zone systems
Local to Vancouver
Heat pumps in Vancouver homes
Homes in Vancouver
About 2 in 3 Vancouver homes heat with electricity and about 3 in 10 with gas (U.S. Census estimates).
Electrically heated homes are the ones a heat pump helps most, and the ones Clark Public Utilities rebates.
Permits in Vancouver
Replacing a furnace inside Vancouver city limits needs a mechanical permit from the City of Vancouver. In unincorporated areas such as Salmon Creek and Hazel Dell, Clark County issues it.
We pull the permit as part of the job, and the inspection follows.
Utilities & rebates
Vancouver homes get electricity from Clark Public Utilities and natural gas from NW Natural.
If you heat with NW Natural gas, Energy Trust of Oregon also runs gas incentives for Clark County customers, and we’re an Energy Trust Trade Ally. Clark Public Utilities offers heat pump rebates for electrically heated homes, and the work has to be done by a contractor in its network. Comfort 360 is a participating contractor in Clark Public Utilities’ Heat Pump Contractor Network.
Recent work
Heat pump installs in Vancouver
From our job records, October 2024 to October 2026. Vancouver here includes Salmon Creek, Hazel Dell and Orchards, which share the Vancouver postal city.
Heat pump systems
30+ installs
Full heat pump systems, indoor and outdoor, replacing a furnace, an older heat pump or electric heat.
Ductless
20+ installs
Single-room and multi-zone ductless mini-splits for spaces the ducts don’t reach.
Dual fuel
20+ installs
A heat pump paired with a gas furnace, so the furnace only runs on the coldest days.
How it works
How does a new heat pump work?
Free in-home estimate
A comfort advisor looks at your home, your ductwork and how you heat today, then prices the options side by side.
Permit and install
We pull the permit from the City of Vancouver or Clark County, install the system and start it up. The inspection follows.
Rebates and registration
We check the Clark Public Utilities rebate and any gas incentive your home may qualify for, and register your warranty.
Free second opinion
Got a quote to replace your system?
If a quote doesn’t feel right, send it to us. We’ll come look at your system for free. If a repair makes more sense, we’ll tell you. If replacement does, you’ll get our price up front, before any work starts.
The second-opinion visit is free even if you don’t hire us. Heating and cooling systems only.
Questions
Heat Pumps questions
Do heat pumps work in Vancouver winters?
Yes. Modern heat pumps heat well through a normal Vancouver winter. For the coldest days, when the east wind comes through the Gorge, a dual-fuel setup keeps a gas furnace as backup, or an electric backup heat strip covers the gap. We size it to your house.
Can I get a rebate for a heat pump in Vancouver?
You may qualify. Clark Public Utilities rebates heat pumps in electrically heated homes when a participating contractor does the work, and Comfort 360 is a participating contractor in its Heat Pump Contractor Network. If you heat with NW Natural gas, Energy Trust of Oregon also runs incentives for Clark County customers, and we’re a Trade Ally. We check what applies at your estimate.
My home heats with baseboard or an electric furnace. Is a heat pump worth it?
Often, yes. A heat pump moves heat instead of making it, so it uses much less electricity for the same warmth than baseboard heaters or an electric furnace, and it cools in summer. About 2 in 3 Vancouver homes heat with electricity (U.S. Census estimates). We’ll show you the options at a free estimate.
How much does a repair visit cost?
The diagnostic is $159, and it’s free when you approve the repair the same visit. You get the repair price before any work starts.
Can I book online?
Yes, any time, day or night. Pick a time on our booking page and our office confirms it. If you book after hours, we confirm first thing the next working morning.
Can I finance a new system or a repair?
Yes, with approved credit. Financing is available on repairs and service from $500 and on new systems. See financing.
Vancouver services: heating repair · furnace replacement · AC installation · ductless · Comfort Club maintenance · financing. Nearby: Salmon Creek · Hazel Dell · Camas · Battle Ground · Ridgefield. See all service areas.
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