Spanaway, Pierce County

Furnace Replacement and Heat Pump Maintenance in Spanaway, WA

EverHeat replaced a failed gas furnace in a Spanaway attic and cleaned a Carrier heat pump that had stopped heating well, both shown on this page. A gas furnace starts at $3,300 installed, and the in-home assessment is free.

Our install in Spanaway: bryant gas furnace replaced in an attic
Quick Facts

EverHeat in Spanaway at a Glance

Furnace Installationfrom $3,300 installed
Heat Pump Installationfrom $7,200 installed
Central AC Installationfrom $6,700 installed
Ductless Mini-Split Installationfrom $4,600 installed
Our Spanaway jobBryant gas furnace, installed on its side in the attic; Carrier heat pump cleaned on a second job
Permit in SpanawaySpanaway is not an incorporated city, so we file the mechanical permit with Pierce County, and we confirm the electrical permit office for your address before work starts.
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, 20 years on a gas furnace heat exchanger (99 on some models)
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 Spanaway

Bryant gas furnace replaced in an attic

The new Bryant furnace lies on its side on the attic deck, set in a drain pan, with white PVC pipes carrying its venting across the rafters.

  • The new Bryant furnace in the attic, in its drain pan.
  • The Carrier unit as we found it: fluff over the whole coil.
  • Both sides of the coil, matted over.
  • Air could barely get through the coil.
  • Up close, before washing.

The Carrier heat pump before cleaning, on video

The clogged coil12 s · tool noise onlyThe Carrier outdoor unit as we found it, its coil covered in fluff on every side, before we washed it.Watch on its own page

A failed attic furnace, replaced in one day

The old gas furnace in this Spanaway home sat in the attic, and it had stopped working. We replaced it with a new Bryant gas furnace in the same attic, lying on its side on the deck.

The hard part of this job was getting the new furnace up into the attic. Even so, the whole replacement took one working day.

A Carrier heat pump that stopped heating well

On another Spanaway job, the call was about a Carrier heat pump that was heating poorly. Outside, the reason was plain to see: the coil of the outdoor unit was covered with fluff on every side, so the unit could hardly pull air through it.

We washed the coil clean, replaced the filter, checked the refrigerant pressure and tested the electrical parts, including the capacitor. A heat pump moves heat through that coil, so when it is blocked the system runs longer and delivers less heat. The photos and the video on this page show the unit before the cleaning.

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Common Questions

FAQ: HVAC in Spanaway

How often should the outdoor unit be cleaned?

Once a year is what we advise. Fluff, leaves and dust build up on the coil a little at a time, and a yearly cleaning keeps them from blocking it the way they blocked the Spanaway unit on this page.

My heat pump runs, but the house stays cool. What should I check first?

Look at the outdoor unit. If the coil is covered with fluff, leaves or dirt, air cannot pass through it and the system heats poorly, as on this Spanaway job. Turn the system off before you touch anything, and book a visit: on that job we washed the coil, replaced the filter, checked the refrigerant pressure and tested the capacitor.

Can a furnace be installed in the attic?

Yes. The Spanaway furnace on this page lies on its side in the attic, in a drain pan. An attic install needs room to service the unit and a safe way to carry it up, and we check both at the assessment.

Do you work on Bryant and Carrier equipment?

Yes. The furnace on this page is a new Bryant, and the heat pump we cleaned is a Carrier. When we install, the quote names the exact model.

What does a furnace replacement cost in Spanaway?

From $3,300 installed for an 80% furnace and $4,400 for a 96% one. The quote is itemized after the free assessment, so you see every line before work starts.

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Book Your Free In-Home Assessment

Tell us your Spanaway address and what the system is doing, and we'll set up your free in-home assessment.

Prefer to talk? Call or text +1 (253) 553-9579, Monday to Saturday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

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Service Area

Spanaway ZIP Codes We Cover

  • Spanaway, WA 98387

Neighborhoods in Spanaway where we have already worked: Spanaway Lake and Elk Plain, and nearby Parkland.

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