Top 10 HVAC Companies in Olympia, WA
Top questions to ask before hiring an hvac company
What type of insurance do you have? Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) professionals work on a variety of mechanical areas of the home. You'll want to ask specific questions regarding professional training and licensing, as well as what types of insurance they have (for example, mold, air pollution or worker's compensation). It's fair to ask for the dollar amounts they are covered and a quality professional will show you verification of coverage.
HVAC professionals attend to a home's thermal needs as well as air quality. Because of the technical aspects of HVAC work, find out the scope of work your professional can perform. You may only need your heating unit serviced however, if this professional also specializes in energy efficiency, mold assessment, or offer ways for you to save on energy costs, you may want to hire them for future projects. Because some equipment is gas-powered, your professional should be able to answer questions about installing gas lines and permitting.
Ask about guarantees on labor or warranties on parts for your HVAC project. It's common to have a time limitation on parts and equipment. Save any paperwork related to your project so you can refer back to instruction manuals or serial numbers.
When working with a heating and cooling professional, ask if their company offers pricing incentives to encourage you to hire them on a regular basis. It's common to have your equipment inspected and serviced at least once a year. Your HVAC company may also offer special pricing on filters, ventilation cleaning or energy assessments.
Regardless of the scope of your project, find out what you need to do to prepare your home for their visit. For example, the HVAC professional will need access to the areas in question and may need access to other mechanical or ventilation points. Make sure pets and children are kept out of the way. Ask if your project will involve removing dry wall or making any other structural changes – you may need to hire a professional drywall contractor to patch up HVAC work. If you are adding a unit that may contribute to carbon monoxide within the home, find out if you need to purchase a carbon monoxide detector.
Recent reviews for Olympia HVAC Contractors
Great customer service and the only place to get to us the same day at a fraction of the price.
Felt scammed by Beacon Plumbing yesterday. Hot water heater died - called Beacon. Said they would be out to service between 2-5pm and quoted a $75 service call charge. Their technician started calling at 9am to arrange an earlier time. After multi...
complete scam was charged 530 dollars for work the tech didnt even do.
Alex Ross, the Technician onsite conducted extensive troubleshooting to diagnose and repair an issue I had. He cared about his service order, customer satisfaction, and was very courteous and friendly. He was very detailed in answering my questions and ma...
Annual servicing, Robert is a pleasant young man, did a fine job. Thank You
My heat pump stopped working, in a house that I purchased four years ago. I began by calling the company who installed the system five years prior, Black Hills. I was expecting that possibly they could fix it or they would begin quoting me to replace the ...
Had my 9 seer heat pump system replaced with a new 16 seer system. It was sized to small and ran for hours and my electric bill went up instead of down. After a year of bitching they finally replaced my unit with a bigger one, but only just over 14 seer a...
We had to replace heater and heat pump. Jeremy and his partner did a great job. They removed all of the old system and made all new wiring and venting look so much better than the old one. They answered all of our questions, they were very professional th...
Dan appears to be very competent. He checked everything to make sure we were not experiencing any carbon monoxide or anything else in the house.
I once again had an awesome Maintenance Technician today September 24, 2019 at 9am. Our Tech was Paul Fratus and he does an awesome job and walked me through everything he was doing and explained a program iWave (for which I will have to purchase at a lat...
Everything You Need to Know About Olympia HVAC Companies
Who should I hire if I need HVAC in Olympia?
Right now there are about 50 companies in and around Olympia ready to help you with your hvac project.
Below we've listed a few of the top HVAC Contractors on Porch:
- Clean Your Heat
- Pacific Air Systems
- Eagle Pipe & Mechanical LLC
I’m searching for HVAC Contractors servicing my zip code in Olympia.
Many hvac contractors provide service to multiple zip codes in and around Olympia. Browse through a sample of the HVAC Contractors in Olympia below to find the right professional in your area for your project. Remember to contact each of these professionals individually to ask about their prices, recent successful hvac jobs, how they bill, and what licenses or permits they have or will have to get for your job:
- Pacific Air Systems:
- Service Area Zip Code: 98168, 98557 and 98395
- DMI Drilling Construction:
- Service Area Zip Code: 98375 and 98498
- Pacific NW Pump Svc & Sls LLC:
- Service Area Zip Code: 98387 and 98373
If you weren't able to find the right hvac contractor company that services your Olympia zip code, don't worry. Try contacting the company directly to ask them what surrounding areas they also service near Olympia.
My HVAC project in Olympia is really small. How much should I expect to spend?
The lowest price we could find for hvac work in Olympia is about $0.00. You should expect to pay at least this much depending on the scope of your project.
HVAC Contractor work at this level can sometimes involve several steps or phases. Cost for every project will differ depending on the quality of HVAC Contractor you hire, the type of materials required and the timeframe that you want to finish within.
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