Blogs Heat Pump Rebates in Seattle and Burien After the Federal Tax Credit Ended: What’s Still on the Table in 2027 If you priced a heat pump in 2024 or 2025, you probably heard about the 30% federal tax credit. That credit is gone. Congress ended October 30, 2026 No Comments
Blogs Oil Furnace to Heat Pump in Seattle: How the Clean Heat Program and Oil Tank Decommissioning Fit Into One Project You know the feeling. It’s January, the gauge on the oil tank is lower than you’d like, and the next delivery is going to cost October 28, 2026 No Comments
Blogs Electric Baseboard to Ductless Heat Pump in Renton: What the PSE Rebate Covers and What It Doesn’t January bills hit different in a baseboard house. You keep the thermostat at 66, close doors to rooms you’re not using, and still open a October 26, 2026 No Comments
Blogs Will a Heat Pump Keep a Burien Home Warm During an Arctic Blast? Sizing for the Coldest Nights On January 14, 2024, Sea-Tac Airport bottomed out at 19°F and never made it above freezing that day. If you’re thinking about a heat pump, October 24, 2026 No Comments
Blogs Tankless Water Heater Replacement in West Seattle: Swap Like-for-Like or Rethink the System After 15+ Years? If you put in a tankless water heater around 2008 or 2010, you were ahead of the curve. Now it’s flashing error codes, the shower October 20, 2026 No Comments
Blogs Water Heater Replacement in Kent: What a Permitted, Code-Compliant Swap Actually Includes It usually starts with a puddle. You go down to the garage and there’s water spreading out from under the tank, or there’s no hot October 18, 2026 No Comments
Blogs Mitsubishi Mini-Split Replacement in Bellevue: Replace One Indoor Head or the Whole System? A lot of Bellevue homes got multi-zone Mitsubishi systems somewhere between 2010 and 2014. They’ve been quietly heating and cooling ever since. Now one bedroom October 16, 2026 No Comments
Blogs Furnace Replacement in Sand Point, Seattle: Timing, Costs, and the One Mistake Most Homeowners Make Most furnace replacements in Sand Point don’t go the way homeowners planned. They happen in late October, when the heat stops working and every HVAC September 17, 2026 No Comments
Blogs Ductless Mini-Split Installation in Sand Point, Seattle: What It Costs, Who Does It Right, and Why Neighbors Are Switching You’ve probably already looked this up a few times. You know what a mini-split is, you’ve seen the price ranges online, and you’re somewhere between August 27, 2026 No Comments
Blogs Tankless Water Heaters for Seattle Homes – Are They Worth It 1. Introduction Running out of hot water in the middle of a shower is frustrating but for many Seattle homeowners, the bigger question is whether July 20, 2026 No Comments