Beaverton

Most Beaverton calls come from homes built between the late seventies and the mid nineties, which means a gas furnace in a hall closet or a garage, ducted, and somewhere between eighteen and thirty years old. At that age the two failures worth knowing about are the inducer motor and the ignitor, and only one of them is worth spending money on.

Cooling is the newer half of the work here. A lot of these houses were built without it, and the ducting is already in place, so a heat pump on the existing plenum is usually cheaper than people expect and does not need the house pulled apart.

We will tell you when a repair is the wrong call. A twenty-five-year-old furnace with a cracked heat exchanger is not a repair, and anyone quoting one for it is selling you a second visit.