HVAC Redmond OR | Mountain View Heating

Mountain View Heating is your provider for all services relating to HVAC in Redmond, OR, including repairs, installations, and maintenance. We’ve been the HVAC contractor of choice for homeowners since 1979, and it’s all because we strive for 100% customer satisfaction on every project, large and small. We have a dedicated team of technicians, each of whom has undergone a background check and drug testing. We routinely have them drug tested, and we make sure they continue their education to keep up with advances in the HVAC field. We’re trained on OSHA safety standards, too. No make or model of heat pump, furnace, or mini-split is unfamiliar to us.

Redmond’s HVAC Contractor for Repairs

A malfunctioning AC or broken heater will usually act up in noticeable ways; it may shut down prematurely, for example, or run forever without reaching your set point. A ducted system that’s supposed to heat or cool every room to the same temperature may instead create cold or hot spots. And on top of that, you may smell bad odors or hear abnormally loud noises from the unit while it’s running.

The moment you suspect something wrong, have a professional over for an inspection. You should be able to get a diagnosis then and there. The team will also present a cost estimate for the repair so that you can make an informed decision. Time can be an important factor, though, especially in the middle of summer or winter. Fortunately, our company, for its part, has fully stocked trucks that allow us to finish most repairs in one visit.

Ongoing Maintenance for HVAC Systems

With heaters and air conditioners, it’s not enough to change the air filter now and then. AC maintenance and furnace tune-ups involve a lot more, and it’s the kind of thing only a professional can handle.

The average maintenance visit takes one to two hours, and in that time, it can cover a multitude of tasks:

Thermostat cleaning and calibration

Coil cleaning for heat pumps

Gas or refrigerant leak detection

Start-up check and air circulation testing

At the end, you should get a detailed report mentioning any major repairs that need doing. There are short- and long-term benefits to annual maintenance, and they include energy-efficient performance, a lower monthly bill, and a longer lifespan for the system. Warranty protection is something you can reasonably expect as well.

Making Heating/Cooling Installation Easier

Is your current unit old and running poorly even though it got repaired recently? It sounds like a good candidate for replacement. The average gas furnace and heat pump last 15 years. Oil and electric furnaces can run for 25 years with the proper maintenance, and air conditioning units typically go for 30 years. After that, there’s no reason to keep sinking money into it.

A technician can perform a load calculation on your home and consider factors like insulation levels and even the region’s climate, all of which will influence your choice of a new system. We’ll make sure you get something that’s neither oversized nor undersized. Budget is an understandable concern as well, which is why we offer financing on approved credit.