FAQs

Ductless heat pumps use air handlers rather than ducts to disperse hot or cool air throughout your home. They work similar to a traditional heat pump but are popular and often preferred because of their compact size, high efficiency, and customizable features. Like the OG heat pumps, they also have two parts, one outside and one inside. Unlike them, ductless heat pumps can have several indoor units depending on the number of rooms or zones you are looking to heat or cool.

Where traditional heat pumps require a backup heating system when it’s freezing, ductless heat pumps can still create comfortable heat when the thermostat reads -4℉. That’s why ductless heat pumps are so popular in cold climates, like our beloved home in the PNW.

If you consider yourself a handyman or have some home improvement skills installing a prehung patio door won’t be too difficult.
To do it yourself, you’ll need:

  • Utility Knife
  • Drill
  • Hammer
  • Level
  • Putty Knife
  • Screwdriver
  • Screw holes
  • Sealant

It’s all in the way they open. French doors are double doors that swing on hinges, while sliding patio doors slide on track along the wall.

Any exterior door that gives access to your home poses a natural concern for safety. But being able to make an informed decision on the type of patio door will help avert potential dangers.

So when it comes to the safety of your home, bifold and sliding doors are both extremely secure; French doors usually take the top spot due to how they operate. French doors are also more effective entry doors because of their dependable locking system. The biggest risk these types of doors present is when they’re installed incorrectly.

Our expert craftsmen have years of experience providing patio door installation services to homeowners across the Puget Sound.

Get in touch with a Home Project Advisor today at 800-398-4663.

For the most part, French patio doors are more expensive than sliding patio doors. However, the cost of either door style can go up depending on how you customize the design.

Replacing a new patio door is pretty simple. However, if the size of the opening needs to be altered it could take longer to install as it will require some extra structural work that could go beyond your typical DIY project.

If your gas fireplace insert is not working, there are a few things you can try before calling a professional:

  • Check to make sure the gas is turned on and the pilot light is lit
  • Make sure the thermostat or wall switch is turned on and set to your desired temperature
  • Check if the batteries in the remote control need to be replaced
  • Make sure the air vents on the fireplace are not blocked

If none of these steps resolve the issue, it’s best to contact a qualified professional to have your gas fireplace insert thoroughly checked out.

Yes! Gas fireplace inserts are installed in pre-existing, wood-burning fireplaces or an existing masonry fireplace and use the chimney to run venting for the unit.

Any homeowner looking to take their home heating to the next level or tired of the constant maintenance and hazards of a traditional fireplace will be over the moon with a gas fireplace insert. With their cost-effectiveness, easy maintenance, and clean burn, they are truly one of a kind.

We could throw at you our various awards for #1 HVAC contractor or wow you with our excellent warranties and 60 year legacy of customer service, but what makes us the right contractor for you depends on your needs.

  • Do you need an accurate estimate of the cost without hidden fees?
  • An efficient installation plan that’s communicated with you from the jump so you know what to expect?
  • A professional and knowledgeable crew who respects your home and knows what they’re doing, what to look for, and can diagnose issues?
  • A seamless install done in a day’s time?
  • A clean up job so everything looks the same prior to installation?

Overall, if a painless, quick, and complete job is what you’re looking for, then we’re the contractor for you.

This depends on several factors such as your home’s size, layout, insulation, and climate. This is why we always vote against DIYing an air conditioner installation. To ensure your unit is the right fit for your home and is safe, it takes experience and knowledge, which all of our air conditioner installers are trained in. We will perform an in-depth analysis to determine the size that will provide your home with the best cooling needs.

Installation costs for air conditioning units vary greatly depending on the size of the unit, type of unit, and other factors such as labor costs, taxes, and permits. Generally speaking, installation costs for a standard air conditioning unit can range anywhere from $3,500 to $7,000.