Heating & cooling · Portland, OR
Heating & Cooling in Portland, OR
Comfort 360 repairs, maintains and installs furnaces, heat pumps, AC and ductless systems in Portland homes. We answer 24/7, you can book online any time, and you get the price before any work starts.
Or call (360) 891-2665 · We answer 24/7 · 900+ five-star reviews

Service in Portland
What do you need in Portland?
Pick the closest match. If you’re not sure, book a visit and tell us what your system is doing. You get the price before any work starts.
Heating repair
Gas furnaces, heat pumps and ductless.
- No heat, or heat that keeps shutting off
- Blowing cold or lukewarm air
- Heat pump iced over or not keeping up
- Strange noises or a burning smell
- Price before any work starts
Heat pumps, AC & ductless
Install, repair and seasonal service.
- Replace an aging furnace or AC with a heat pump
- Ductless for rooms the ducts don’t reach
- Cooling repair before the summer heat
- Comfort Club tune-ups each season
New system & replacement
Trane, Mitsubishi Electric and York.
- Free in-home estimate
- Repair and replacement priced side by side
- We check the rebates your home may qualify for
- Financing on approved credit
Local to Portland
Heating and cooling in Portland homes
Portland’s homes are older than most of the metro’s (the median Portland home dates to 1966), so we work on everything from original-era ductwork to brand-new heat pumps.
Homes in Portland
About 6 in 10 Portland homes were built before 1980, and the median home dates to 1966 (U.S. Census estimates).
In Multnomah County, about half of homes heat with electricity and about half with gas. We repair and replace both kinds of systems.
Permits in Portland
Replacing a furnace, heat pump or AC in Portland needs a mechanical permit from Portland Permitting & Development, filed through DevHub.
We pull the permit as part of the job, and the inspection follows.
Utilities & incentives
Portland homes get electricity from PGE or Pacific Power depending on the neighborhood, and natural gas from NW Natural.
Comfort 360 is an Energy Trust of Oregon Trade Ally, so we can check which incentives your home may qualify for. Many heat pump incentives require replacing electric heat, so it depends on what you have now. Energy Trust sets the amounts and verifies eligibility.
Recent work
Recent jobs in Portland
Real work from Portland homes.
Duct cleaning
Portland, OR


A real Portland job: a joist-bay duct with a large pile of debris, then the same run after cleaning.
Heat pumps
Our most-installed system in Portland
Full heat pump systems are the system we install most often in Portland. We size each one to the house, not a rule of thumb.
Repairs & tune-ups
Furnaces, heat pumps and AC
Most of our Portland visits are repairs and seasonal maintenance on systems we didn’t install. You get the price before any work starts.
From the job log
- Portland · 97232October 2026
Two-zone Mitsubishi ductless
A Mitsubishi Electric outdoor heat pump with two ceiling cassettes, one for each zone.
- Portland · 97212October 2026
Gas furnace replacement
A new York gas furnace, installed ahead of the heating season.
- Portland · 97203October 2026
Single-room ductless heat pump
A 12,000 BTU ductless heat pump with one wall-mounted indoor unit.
- Portland · 97219October 2026
No heat from a 9-year-old furnace
We traced it to the thermostat and replaced it.
How it works
How does a visit in Portland work?
Book or call
Book online any time, or call (360) 891-2665. We answer 24/7, and our office confirms your arrival window in Portland.
We find the problem
Your technician tests the whole system, not just the symptom. The diagnostic is $159, and it’s free when you approve the repair the same visit.
Price first, then the fix
You get the price before any work starts. Approve it and we fix it. If replacing makes more sense, we’ll show you both options.
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
Portland heating and cooling questions
Do you serve Portland?
Yes. Comfort 360 does heating and cooling repair, maintenance and new systems in Portland, including Sellwood-Moreland, Laurelhurst, Irvington, Eastmoreland, Multnomah Village, St. Johns, Hillsdale and Mount Tabor. Book online or call (360) 891-2665.
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.
Do I need a permit to replace a furnace or heat pump in Portland?
Yes. Portland requires a mechanical permit for furnaces, heat pumps and AC condensers, even when a building permit isn’t needed. We pull it through Portland Permitting & Development as part of the job.
Are there noise rules for outdoor units in Portland?
Yes. Portland’s noise code sets limits between homes (55 dBA by day, 50 dBA at night), and residential HVAC equipment is one of the things it covers. We choose and place outdoor units with that in mind.
What if my heat goes out at night or on the weekend?
Call (360) 891-2665. We answer 24/7, take your details and get your request to our team. You can also book online any time.
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.
Portland services: furnace repair · AC repair · heat pumps & ductless · new system installation · duct cleaning. Also serving nearby: Beaverton · Gresham · Lake Oswego · Tigard · Oregon City. Heating and cooling in Oregon. See all service areas.
Need heat or cooling help in Portland?
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