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Local teams based in Kent, Seattle and Bellevue serving 15 cities — techs who already know the homes in your neighborhood. Tap a city on the map to see local installs and details.
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From octopus ducts in Wallingford basements to tight mechanical closets in Capitol Hill townhomes and crawlspaces in Ballard you can barely turn around in, Seattle homes need a plan built around the house — not a one-size quote.
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From West Bellevue remodels to newer Somerset and Bridle Trails builds, Bellevue homes are typically larger, better sealed and multi-zone — which makes correct sizing and zoning far more important than raw equipment capacity.
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Kirkland's mix of waterfront remodels, Juanita ramblers and Totem Lake townhomes means no two jobs look alike. Kirkland is served by our Bellevue-based team, a short drive across SR 520 and I-405.
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Kent is home base for our crews, so Kent homes are never far from one of our trucks. The housing stock runs from 1950s–70s ramblers and split-levels on East Hill and West Hill to 1990s and 2000s two-stories around Lake Meridian and Panther Lake.
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Redmond's newer, tighter construction holds heat exceptionally well — great in January, brutal during an August heat dome.
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Renton spans mid-century ramblers, Highlands remodels and newer Fairwood builds — a wide range of duct conditions and electrical panels.
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Woodinville homes sit on bigger lots and spread out farther than most Eastside houses — 1980s and '90s two-stories in Wellington, custom builds on Hollywood Hill, and rural properties out toward Cottage Lake where the nearest gas main can be a long way off.
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Bothell straddles two counties and several eras of construction — 1970s splits and ramblers in Westhill and Maywood, 1990s subdivisions around Canyon Park, and dense newer townhomes along North Creek.
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Issaquah homes climb the hillsides — newer, tightly built multi-story houses in Issaquah Highlands and Talus, and older wooded properties on Squak Mountain and Tiger Mountain where elevation brings colder, wetter winters than the valley floor.
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Sammamish is mostly larger two-story homes from the late '80s through today — Klahanie and Pine Lake subdivisions, Sahalee's golf-course homes, and newer builds near Trossachs and the plateau's east side.
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Mercer Island homes range from 1950s–'60s mid-century ramblers and daylight basements to large newer homes and full remodels along the waterfront and up on First Hill.
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Tacoma mixes early-1900s homes in the North End, Proctor and Stadium District with mid-century ramblers in South Tacoma and newer homes toward the edges of the city.
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Gig Harbor runs from waterfront and view homes around the harbor to wooded lots and newer subdivisions toward Canterwood, Purdy and the Key Peninsula.
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Silverdale and Central Kitsap are mostly 1970s through 2000s homes: ramblers, split-levels and two-story subdivisions, plus plenty of manufactured homes and rural lots.
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Olympia has older homes on the Eastside and Westside near downtown and the South Capitol neighborhood, mid-century ramblers, and newer subdivisions toward Lacey and Tumwater.
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