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    CM Heating

    CM Heating

    (224 reviews)

    CM Heating did an excellent job from the first person who came put and talked us through our new…read moreHVAC systems options to the installers and most recently, Tobin, who came out and inspected a potential problem I reported and provided a ton of great information so we can optimize efficiency and longevity of our systems. Everyone has been really great to work with. May 2024 - I finally scheduled our annual maintenance. They sent James out. He was fantastic. A wealth of knowledge, polite and professional. I signed up for the annual maintenance plan to save money. He made good recommendations based on my needs and concerns of my allergies. Much appreciated! 2026 update - our heat pump stopped working and needed replacement parts. I paid for them to send a tech to diagnose it and they followed through with the work which is under the 10-year warranty. Tech, Hagen was very nice and professional and made sure to answer all of my questions. Kudos to the office staff, Brittny, Erin and everyone who took my calls while I was eagerly waiting for parts & repair. They treated me very kindly and proactively communicated each step of the way. I hope that this fix lasts a long time, or at least until we upgrade to a newer, more environmentally friendly unit.

    We've used CM for heat pump installations in two houses. Most recently, we purchased a heat pump in…read more2019. When it stopped heating in Winter (thankfully, we have back-up propane), CM quoted us $3,200 for a thermal expansion valve (TXV) replacement. They explicitly said that while the parts were covered under warranty, the labor was not. We got a second opinion -- and while the part failed, the second company pointed out that we had a 10 year parts and labor warranty (he was easily able to get to this info, which means CM should have, too -- especially since they sold it to me). I've now called CM several times to inform them that they need to cover the repair, but I've been ghosted. I assume this is likely because they can charge a higher rate for labor on a customer-pay job than they can be paid by the warranty company and are hoping I'll go to another company, but I have no proof of that. As far as I'm concerned, they sold me the unit and the warranty -- and they can do the repair. Once the warranty is over? I'll never deal with CM again.

    Snohomish Valley Electric, Heat & AC

    Snohomish Valley Electric, Heat & AC

    (4 reviews)

    Service Requested : Electrical panel replacement, dryer circuit, bedroom circuit & quad outlet…read more The crew were early, dedicated and doggedly determined. Day one was a the long pole, the panel replacement. They didn't stop until they were done. Went to sleep in a warm bed that very night. Next day they returned to wrap-up the dryer & bedroom circuits. They were thorough. They did the "best effort" and took no shortcuts. And the quote was much lower than every other (I obtained 7). Completely and happily recommend them.

    The only HVAC installer that listened to me…read more Global warming is a "real thing". The pacific northwest has typically been a temperate climate that does not require cooling, but I could no longer take the heat since opening the windows at night was no longer sufficiently cooling my house. Previously my house was heated with natural gas and I'd like to eventually disconnect from natural case to reduce my environmental impact. Given these factors, I decided that a heat pump is my best choice and I lined up 5 contractors to give me bids. My house has 3 foot property lines and I didn't want to forced into listening to a loud heat pump when relaxing on my deck, so I was pretty constrained on how loud the condensing tower can be and where it can be placed. The best place for the condensing tower was next to my natural gas meter, but this is not to code unless the venting for the meter is moved to a location which is "safe". Snohomish Valley Heating & AC was the only contractor willing to add a proper vent and install a unit which would be quiet enough for me to sit on my deck and not be frustrated with loud heat pump noises. They installed a Daikin VRV unit which is whisper quiet. They estimated 4 days for the install, but did it in record time of 2 days! Just in time for the next heat wave to hit. Since the unit was installed next to my utility closet door (which contains the indoor unit), I requested to have a way to prevent the door from hitting the outdoor unit and they installed this for me. I also complained about the indoor unit noise and they fixed that problem by changing the inflow vent in my house which was making the noise (I assumed it was the indoor unit, but it was really the vent for the unit which was making the noise). During inspection, there was one minor issue with not having a secondary drain on the indoor unit, but if they had done a garage install that would not be required, so I assume this was simply an oversight. They said they would install the secondary overflow so the install is to code. Also, they requested that when the winter month's arrive we have them visit to check on the heating unit to make sure it is operating correctly. Great service, great product, satisfied customer! The warranty is for 10 years, given that this is the first month into owning this unit, I can't say how well they last or how much maintenance is required, but the reputation for Daikin units seems to indicate that this should not be an issue.

    Seatown Electric Plumbing Heating and Air - From no heat to total comfort--another Seattle home taken care of.

    Seatown Electric Plumbing Heating and Air

    (625 reviews)

    I'm a current Seatown Parter Plan holder so I can't speak to value. However I wanted to call out…read morethe amazing professionalism and knowledge. I requested a tune up for my water heater and furnace. The team of 4 showed up, explained the process, and began work. After each of the tune up they provided a very detailed explanations of everything they found (both good and bad). They provided several options and there was no hard upsell. Overall I enjoy being a member and getting free and discounted tuneups! Shout out to Kevin who explained the mechanics of my furnace and helping me explore options around my current problem!

    Seatown Review: Before You Hire, Read About Our Experience…read more We hired Seatown because of a previous positive experience with one of their plumbers. When our water heater failed, we contacted them again for a replacement and several electrical projects, including an EV charger installation. The salesperson who came to our home told us he could offer a particularly good deal and an additional 10% discount if work started immediately. Based on those representations, we signed the estimates and proceeded. Shortly after work began, we started researching the pricing and became concerned that the quoted costs were far higher than market rates. For example, we were quoted approximately $7,500 for a replacement water heater and installation. Our later research indicated the unit retailed for about $2,350, leading us to question the overall pricing. In total, Seatown's billings approached $17,000. Based on our own research and discussions, we believed a reasonable price for the completed work was closer to $8,500. We requested a detailed review of the charges before making additional payments. After discussions with Seatown, the company reduced the total cost by approximately $7,000. We ultimately paid about $8,500, including our down payment. We also discovered that a required electrical permit had not been obtained before work began. The permit was secured approximately one month after completion of the work. During the subsequent city inspection, the work initially failed inspection and required corrective action before ultimately passing. Our concerns were not with the workers themselves, who were generally professional and courteous. Rather, they involved the pricing, sales process, and permit handling. Based on our experience, we strongly recommend obtaining multiple bids, asking detailed questions about permits, and carefully reviewing pricing before signing any agreement. Doing so could save you thousands of dollars.

    Glacier Heating and Cooling - hvac - Updated September 2026

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