Certified Air Conditioning Repair, HVAC, and Plumbing Services in Everett, WA

In most cases, a standard AC replacement can be completed in a single day. If the ductwork is in good shape and the new unit is comparable in size to the old one, we’re typically in and out in about 6 to 8 hours.

Of course, every home is different. If additional work is needed—like upgrading electrical connections or modifying ductwork for better airflow—we’ll let you know in advance and adjust the schedule accordingly. We’re all about transparency.

Our goal is to make the process as smooth and disruption-free as possible. We’ll protect your floors, clean up thoroughly, and show you exactly how to use your new system before we leave. You’ll be cool and comfortable in no time.

With Everett’s chilly winters and damp climate, efficiency and dependability are key. For many homeowners, heat pumps are becoming a go-to option. They work like an air conditioner in reverse, drawing heat from outside air even in low temperatures.

We often recommend ductless heat pumps or air-source heat pumps with inverter technology for excellent performance, even when it drops below freezing. And for older homes or those already equipped with natural gas, a hybrid system that combines a heat pump with a high-efficiency gas furnace can offer the best of both worlds.

Boilers also remain a solid choice for homes with radiant heating. Whatever the setup, we’ll make sure it’s tailored to your home and lifestyle—no cookie-cutter recommendations here.

Definitely. Ductless mini-split systems are ideal for Everett’s climate, especially in older homes without existing ductwork or rooms that need individual temperature control. They provide both heating and cooling, are energy efficient, and operate quietly.

Because they don’t rely on ducts, you avoid energy loss that can happen in traditional systems. Plus, you can control the temperature in different zones, which is perfect for larger households with varying comfort preferences.

Excess humidity indoors can mean your AC isn’t dehumidifying properly. It might be oversized, running too short of cycles to remove moisture, or there could be clogged filters or dirty coils impacting performance.

We can evaluate your current system, clean or repair components, and even recommend dehumidifier add-ons if needed. A properly tuned AC should cool and control humidity at the same time, leaving your space more comfortable.

Outdated panels are common in Everett homes built before the 1990s. Signs yours might need an upgrade include:

• Breakers tripping frequently
• Lights dimming when appliances run
• Burn marks or a burning smell near the panel
• Not enough circuits for your current needs

If you’re planning a renovation, adding a hot tub, or installing an EV charger, your old panel may not cut it. Modern panels are safer, more efficient, and designed for today’s energy demands. Our electricians will inspect your current system and walk you through upgrade options that make sense.

Low water pressure can be a head-scratcher. Sometimes it’s as simple as a clogged faucet aerator. Other times, it points to bigger problems like pipe corrosion, a failing pressure regulator, or even a hidden leak somewhere in your system.

Our plumbers use specialized diagnostic tools to track down the source. Once we find it, we’ll offer clear solutions—whether it’s a quick fix or a more in-depth repair. And we’ll always tell you the truth, even if it means suggesting a less expensive solution.

Regular maintenance is one of the best ways to protect your HVAC investment. Here are a few things we recommend:

• Change your air filter every 1–3 months
• Keep outdoor condenser units clear of debris
• Listen for unusual sounds during operation
• Schedule annual tune-ups for both heating and cooling components

During a professional maintenance visit, our techs will inspect coils, test refrigerant levels, clean internal components, and ensure all systems are running safely and efficiently. Think of it as a wellness checkup for your home’s lungs.

Technically, yes—but we don’t recommend it. EV charger installations require a dedicated circuit, proper grounding, and sometimes even a panel upgrade. Mistakes can lead to equipment failure or worse, safety hazards.

Our electricians are trained to install all types of chargers, from Level 1 plug-ins to Level 2 hardwired stations. We’ll evaluate your home’s electrical system, pull any required permits, and make sure everything is up to code.

Absolutely. Trenchless sewer repair has come a long way. It’s especially useful in areas like Everett where yards are landscaped, and you don’t want your lawn torn up. Using pipe relining or pipe bursting techniques, we can repair damaged lines underground with minimal surface disruption.

It’s faster, cleaner, and often more cost-effective in the long run. Plus, it extends the life of your sewer system without requiring full excavation. If you’re noticing foul odors, gurgling drains, or frequent backups, it might be time for a sewer inspection.

If your breaker keeps tripping, it’s trying to protect you from a potentially dangerous electrical issue. It could be caused by:

• An overloaded circuit
• A short circuit or ground fault
• A faulty appliance
• Outdated wiring

Ignoring it can lead to bigger problems like overheating wires or fire hazards. Our electricians can test your system, find the root cause, and make sure everything is functioning safely and efficiently.