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Sammamish, King County

Heat Pump Installation and New Construction HVAC in Sammamish, WA

EverHeat installed the Carrier heat pump on this page at a Sammamish home and works on new construction in Sammamish too, as the video from a framed house shows. A heat pump starts at $7,200 installed, and the in-home assessment is free.

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Our install in Sammamish: carrier heat pump beside the deck
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EverHeat in Sammamish at a Glance

Heat Pump Installationfrom $7,200 installed
Furnace Installationfrom $3,300 installed
Central AC Installationfrom $6,700 installed
Ductless Mini-Split Installationfrom $4,600 installed
Our Sammamish jobCarrier heat pump on R-454B (Puron Advance) refrigerant
Permit in SammamishWe file it with the City of Sammamish, which also handles the electrical permit and inspection itself.
SchedulingBy appointment, and often the same day once a time is agreed
Typical install1 to 2 days
InspectionsTwo after the install, mechanical and electrical, and every job has to pass
Diagnostics and assessmentFree, you pay only after you approve the work
Warranty3 years on labor, 10 years on equipment
LicenseWA Contractor License EVERHL*751DU

Every step of an install, photographed on our jobs, is on how we work, and every price with what adds to it is on pricing.

Our Work in Sammamish

Carrier heat pump beside the deck

The Carrier outdoor unit sits on the side of the house between the deck and the trees, with the line set run along the wall. Its label reads Puron Advance, Carrier's name for R-454B, the refrigerant newer heat pumps use.

  • The Carrier unit between the deck and the trees.
  • From the yard: line set along the siding.
  • The side view, with the deck railing.
  • An ecobee thermostat we set up in Sammamish.

New construction in Sammamish

Rough-in in a framed house9 s · no soundTwo of our technicians working overhead in a new house before the walls are closed.Watch on its own page
Hanging a ceiling cassette74 s · no soundOur technician lifts a Midea ceiling cassette into the open framing of the new house and fixes it in place before the ceiling is closed.Watch on its own page
Two technicians, one ceiling unit53 s · no soundTwo of our technicians raise a second Midea ceiling unit between the joists and fasten it, working from two ladders.Watch on its own page

A new house in Sammamish, from bare framing

On the new construction job in the video, we put in the whole heating and cooling system from scratch: ductwork, equipment and every connection, while the framing was still open.

Working before the walls close lets the ducts and lines run straight through the studs, with nothing to cut or patch later.

Rooms the ducts do not reach got Midea ceiling cassettes instead, mounted between the joists while the ceiling was still open, as the two longer videos show. The Carrier heat pump in the photos is a separate Sammamish job, at an existing home.

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Common Questions

FAQ: HVAC in Sammamish

When should you be brought into a new build?

Before the drywall goes up. Line sets, ducts and wiring are run through the open framing, as in the Sammamish video, which is far simpler than working through finished walls.

Can one house have both ducts and ductless units?

Yes. In the Sammamish new build, Midea ceiling cassettes serve the rooms without ducts, alongside the ducted system that heats the rest of the house.

Do you work on new construction in Sammamish?

Yes. The video on this page is from a new house in Sammamish, filmed while the framing was still open. Rough-in happens before the walls close, so we join the build early.

Do you install Carrier heat pumps?

Yes. The heat pump on this page is a Carrier. We install several brands and the quote names the exact model.

What does a heat pump cost in Sammamish?

A heat pump starts at $7,200 installed, the same price we charge in every city we cover. Home size and electrical work can add to it, and the quote lists each line.

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Sammamish ZIP Codes We Cover

  • Sammamish, WA 98074, 98075

Neighborhoods in Sammamish where we have already worked: Pine Lake and Trossachs.

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