Furnace, heat pump, AC & electrical — one licensed crew for the whole house, serving Greater Seattle since 2017.
Mon–Fri 8am–6pm(206) 427-8907
SPS Pro Services repairs furnaces, installs heat pumps and handles licensed electrical work — with upfront pricing before a single panel comes off.
Furnace out during a cold snap, tripped main panel, dead water heater — call any time and get a tech dispatched across Greater Seattle.
years keeping Seattle-area homes running — heating, cooling and electrical under one roof.
Ignition, blower and short-cycling fixes for gas & electric furnaces.
Tank & tankless — no hot water, leaks, pilot and element issues.
Central AC and mini-splits back online before the next heat dome.
Panels, circuits, outlets, lighting — licensed residential electrical.
Ductless & ducted systems sized for mild, damp Puget Sound winters.
Level 2 home chargers, permit and 240V circuit included.
King & Snohomish counties — most jobs reached within the hour.
If we quote it, that's the price. Flat written quotes before work starts — and if a repair isn't worth the money, we'll tell you straight.
Sergei PetrovFounder & Lead Technician · SPS Pro ServicesDescribe the problem — we'll tell you what it usually costs before we roll a truck.
A licensed tech confirms the fault and hands you a written, no-surprises quote.
Trucks stocked with common parts. Work backed by a workmanship warranty.
Real questions from real service calls across King and Snohomish counties.
Most furnace repairs in the Seattle metro land between $189 and $950 depending on the part — igniters and flame sensors sit at the low end, blower motors and control boards at the top. The diagnostic is credited toward the repair, so you never pay twice, and you get a flat written quote before any work starts.
In most Puget Sound homes — yes, when the furnace is near end of life. Our mild winters are ideal for heat pumps: you get efficient heat plus air conditioning for the increasingly hot summers, and utility rebates plus federal tax credits can offset a meaningful share of the installed cost (systems from $6,500). If your furnace is under 10 years old and healthy, we'll tell you to keep it.
Yes — a Level 2 charger runs on a dedicated 240V circuit, and Washington requires an electrical permit and inspection for that work. We pull the permit, run the circuit, mount the charger and schedule the inspection as part of the job (from $899). If your panel is close to capacity, we'll assess whether a load-management device can avoid a full panel upgrade.
Treat it as a warning, not a quirk. A breaker that trips when the furnace or heat pump starts usually points to a failing motor drawing excess current, a loose connection, or an undersized or aging breaker — all of which can overheat wiring. Stop resetting it repeatedly and call us at (206) 427-8907; because we're both HVAC techs and licensed electricians, one visit covers both sides of the problem.
Mon–Fri 8am–6pm for scheduled work · 24/7 for emergencies · Greater Seattle