HVAC & Electrical Services in Kirkland, WA
SPS Pro Services handles furnace repair, heat pump installation, water heater service, and electrical work in Kirkland, with service calls starting from $129. We pull all required permits and follow Washington State L&I electrical code on every job, so inspections pass the first time.
Kirkland's housing stock ranges from 1950s rambler-style homes near Houghton to newer builds in Bridle Trails and the Juanita corridor, meaning duct systems and electrical panels vary widely in age and capacity. Winters here bring damp cold off Lake Washington that stresses aging furnaces and heat pumps. PSE provides electric and gas service throughout the city, and most permitted HVAC or electrical work must meet Washington State L&I code before final inspection.
Everything we do in Kirkland
Conservative "from" pricing for the Seattle metro — your exact flat quote comes before any work starts.
Air Conditioning in Kirkland
AC Installation
Central AC and ductless mini-splits for Puget Sound summers.
AC Maintenance
Central AC and ductless mini-splits for Puget Sound summers.
Mini Split Installation
Central AC and ductless mini-splits for Puget Sound summers.
Heating in Kirkland
Furnace Repair
Furnaces and heating systems built for damp Northwest winters.
Furnace Installation
Furnaces and heating systems built for damp Northwest winters.
Heating Repair
Furnaces and heating systems built for damp Northwest winters.
Furnace Replacement
Furnaces and heating systems built for damp Northwest winters.
Furnace Maintenance
Furnaces and heating systems built for damp Northwest winters.
Heat Pumps in Kirkland
Heat Pump Installation
Ductless and ducted heat pumps — heating and cooling in one system.
Heat Pump Repair
Ductless and ducted heat pumps — heating and cooling in one system.
Heat Pump Maintenance
Ductless and ducted heat pumps — heating and cooling in one system.
HVAC in Kirkland
Electrical in Kirkland
Electrician
Licensed residential electrical work, permits handled.
Emergency Electrician
Licensed residential electrical work, permits handled.
Electrical Repair
Licensed residential electrical work, permits handled.
EV Charger Installation
Licensed residential electrical work, permits handled.
Smoke Detector Installation
Licensed residential electrical work, permits handled.
Generator Installation
Licensed residential electrical work, permits handled.
Electrical Panel Upgrade
Licensed residential electrical work, permits handled.
Ceiling Fan Installation
Licensed residential electrical work, permits handled.
Water Heaters in Kirkland
About serving Kirkland
Things about Kirkland that shape almost every job we run here.
Kirkland is in King County and receives electric and natural gas service from Puget Sound Energy (PSE).
Many homes in older Kirkland neighborhoods like Houghton and Central Kirkland were built in the 1950s-1960s, often with original electrical panels or ductwork needing upgrades.
Kirkland's marine west coast climate means mild but damp winters, which is why properly sized heat pumps and well-sealed ductwork matter for efficiency.
Kirkland homeowners ask us
Do you pull permits for HVAC and electrical work in Kirkland?
Yes. Furnace installs, heat pump installs, panel upgrades, and most electrical repairs require a permit under Washington State L&I code. We handle the permit application and coordinate the inspection so you don't have to track down paperwork or worry about code compliance.
How fast can you get to a Kirkland home for a heating emergency?
We serve Kirkland regularly and can typically schedule same-day or next-day appointments during business hours, Monday through Friday 8am to 6pm. Call (206) 427-8907 and we'll give you a realistic arrival window based on current jobs in the area.
What does a typical service call cost in Kirkland?
Most diagnostic service calls start from $129, which covers the technician's time to inspect the system and identify the issue. Repair or installation costs depend on the specific problem and parts needed, and we always provide a written estimate before starting work.
Can you work on older Kirkland homes with outdated electrical panels?
Yes, this comes up often in neighborhoods with 1950s and 1960s construction. We evaluate panel capacity against your current and planned electrical load, then recommend upgrades that meet Washington State L&I code requirements rather than just patching an undersized system.
Need a hand in Kirkland today?
Need HVAC or electrical work done right in Kirkland, permits included? Call (206) 427-8907 to schedule your service call.