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Portland & Vancouver homeowners:

Get a replacement estimate

Thinking about a new furnace, heat pump, or AC? Tell us about your home and system. We'll explain the options side by side — including repair, if it still makes sense.

Quick answer

To get a replacement estimate, tell us about your current system, its approximate age, your fuel, and what matters most to you. We look at your home before giving firm numbers, because ductwork, electrical capacity, and permits can change the scope. If repair still makes sense, we tell you that too.

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These guides can help you narrow down the problem and gather the details a technician will need.

Smell gas? Leave the house now. From outside, call 911 and NW Natural at 800-882-3377.

Oregon and Washington programs

Programs you may qualify for

Program rules and amounts change. We link to the program's own page instead of repeating amounts. You may qualify — we'll confirm before you rely on it.

  • Oregon

    Energy Trust of Oregon — Heating Solutions

    Oregon homes served by participating utilities. Eligibility depends on your utility, your home type, the system being replaced, and the equipment installed.

    Check eligibility on the program page before installation. Some offers require a program-approved contractor. Applications have deadlines after installation.

    Check the official program details

    Last verified

  • Washington

    Clark Public Utilities — Heat Pump Program

    Clark Public Utilities customers with electrically heated homes. The rebate depends on the heat pump type and your current heating method.

    The heat pump must be installed by a contractor in the utility's contractor network. Check current rules with the utility before installation.

    Check the official program details

    Last verified

  • Washington

    Clark Public Utilities — Ductless Heat Pump Program

    Homeowners in Clark Public Utilities territory whose homes are heated with permanently installed electric heat.

    Installed by a contractor in the utility's contractor network and properly licensed in Washington. Self-installs do not qualify.

    Check the official program details

    Last verified

Common questions

Can you give me a price without visiting?

Any number before we see the home is preliminary. Ductwork, electrical capacity, line sets, and permits can change the scope, so we confirm on site before giving firm numbers.

Will you tell me if repair makes more sense?

Yes. We start with repair. If fixing your current system is the better call, we say so and explain why.

Is the federal heat pump tax credit still available?

No. The federal 25C credit ended for equipment placed in service after December 31, 2025. Local utility programs may still apply; we'll help you check.

Which incentives might apply to me?

It depends on your state, your utility, and the system being replaced. Our incentives guide lists the programs we track, and we'll confirm what you may qualify for.

What should a replacement quote include?

Equipment model numbers, labor, materials, permits, removal and disposal, warranty terms, and exclusions, each listed clearly. Our guide on reading an HVAC quote walks through each line.

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