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HVAC & Electrical Services in Seattle, WA

A diagnostic service call starts at $129 for Seattle homes, covering electrical, HVAC, and heating issues we see across King County. Seattle's mix of early-1900s bungalows and mid-century ramblers means outdated panels, undersized ductwork, and aging furnaces are common. We diagnose the actual failure before recommending a fix, whether it's a tripped breaker or a dying heat pump.

Seattle homeowners deal with a housing stock that spans Craftsman bungalows from the 1910s to 1980s split-levels, each with different electrical and HVAC quirks. Seattle City Light provides electric service while PSE delivers natural gas to most neighborhoods, so furnace and water heater work often involves coordinating with PSE. Our mild, wet winters keep heating systems running nearly year-round, and the past few summers' heat waves have pushed more homes without air conditioning to consider a heat pump or ductless mini-split.

Residential neighborhood in Seattle, WA served by SPS Pro Services
Residential neighborhood in Seattle, WA served by SPS Pro Services
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Local knowledge

About serving Seattle

Things about Seattle that shape almost every job we run here.

Local fact

Seattle City Light provides electricity to Seattle homes, while Puget Sound Energy (PSE) supplies natural gas to most of the city.

Housing stock

A large share of Seattle's housing was built before 1980, including many Craftsman and bungalow-style homes from the 1900s through the 1940s, some still on original electrical panels.

Climate

Seattle's climate is mild and wet, with average summer highs in the mid-70s and winter lows rarely below freezing, though recent heat waves have increased demand for air conditioning and heat pumps.

Straight answers

Seattle homeowners ask us

Do you serve all Seattle neighborhoods?

Yes, we cover Seattle and the surrounding King County area, from Ballard and Wallingford to West Seattle and Rainier Valley. Most service calls in the city are scheduled within a day or two, Monday through Friday, 8am to 6pm.

Why do so many Seattle homes have electrical panel problems?

A large share of Seattle's housing stock predates 1960, and many homes still run on 60-100 amp panels or have knob-and-tube wiring remnants. These older panels often can't support modern loads like EV chargers, heat pumps, or electric ranges without an upgrade.

My furnace short-cycles every winter, is that a Seattle-specific issue?

It's common in older Seattle homes with undersized or leaky ductwork, especially in additions built above original crawl spaces. We regularly find airflow restrictions, dirty filters, or failing limit switches during service calls in these houses.

Do you install heat pumps in homes without existing ductwork?

Yes, ductless mini-split heat pumps are a common solution for Seattle homes without central air, particularly older bungalows and additions. They handle both heating and cooling, which matters more now given the warmer summers the region has seen recently.

Need a hand in Seattle today?

Call (206) 427-8907 to schedule service in Seattle, available Monday through Friday, 8am to 6pm.

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