Trusted HVAC Contractor in Vancouver, WA
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Why Vancouver Homeowners Call Us First:

Certified Technicians
NATE- and EPA-certified pros trained by American Standard and Mitsubishi.

Fast Emergency Service
Quick response when your system breaks; no waiting days for comfort.

Seasonal Maintenance Plans
Preventive tune-ups that keep systems efficient, reliable, and long-lasting.
3 Simple Steps

Step 1: Call for Help Now
Call us for help today. We are easy to reach. Whether it’s urgent or planned, we make getting started quick and straightforward.

Step 2: We Handel Everything
Our licensed technicians diagnose the issue, explain your options, and complete the work; from HVAC System Installation to preventive care; without hassle.

Step 3: Year-Round Comfort
Enjoy consistent temperatures, clean air, and peace of mind knowing your system is reliable, efficient, and built to last.

Air Conditioning Repair Service in Vancouver WA
Your AC always picks the worst possible time to act up, usually right in the middle of a heat wave when everyone else is calling for help too. Our NATE-certified techs show up with the parts and tools to diagnose the real problem, not just throw parts at it and hope for the best. We fix all major brands, and most repairs get wrapped up the same day. Fair pricing, straight answers, no pressure. Click the link below to learn more.
Furnace Repair Service in Vancouver WA
When your furnace quits on the coldest night of the year, you need someone who’ll actually show up and fix it, not try to sell you a whole new system. Our techs carry the most common parts right on the truck, so most repairs get knocked out the same day. Whether it’s a bad ignitor, a flaky flame sensor, or something bigger, we’ll tell you exactly what’s going on and what it’ll cost before we start any work. Click the link below to learn more.


Air Conditioning Contractor in Vancouver WA
Pacific Northwest summers keep getting hotter, and window units aren’t cutting it anymore. Whether you need a full central air install, a ductless mini split for specific rooms, or your old system replaced with something that won’t kill your electric bill, we’ve done it all across Clark County. We handle the sizing, permits, and rebate paperwork so you don’t have to. Don’t wait until the next heat wave hits and every contractor in town is booked solid. Click the link below to learn more.
Heating Contractor in Vancouver WA
Whether your furnace is on its last legs or you’re curious about heat pumps, we’ve got you covered. From furnace repairs and installations to radiant heating and gas line work, our NATE-certified techs handle it all. We’ve been keeping Vancouver homes warm for over 20 years, and we know what actually works in the Pacific Northwest climate. No upsells, no runaround, just honest advice and solid work that holds up. Click the link below to learn more.


HVAC System Replacement in Vancouver WA
Is your system running louder than usual, driving up your electric bill, or leaving half your house uncomfortable? That’s your HVAC telling you it’s time. We’re authorized American Standard and Mitsubishi dealers with NATE-certified techs who know how to size and install a system that actually fits your home. Most replacements wrap up in just a day or two, and we handle all the permits and rebate paperwork. Click the link below to learn more.
Indoor Air Quality Services in Vancouver WA
Between our months of rain, tight-sealed homes, and wildfire smoke every summer, the air inside your house might be worse than what’s outside. If your family’s dealing with more sneezing, stuffiness, or that musty smell that won’t go away, there’s a reason for it. We install whole-house air purifiers, UV light systems, and humidity control that’s designed specifically for how the Pacific Northwest climate actually works, not some one-size-fits-all solution off a shelf. Click the link below to learn more.

About Advanced Mechanical Services
At Alpine Mechanical Services, we’re more than just an HVAC company; we’re your neighbors. Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, we know firsthand how unpredictable the weather can be, and we take pride in helping our community stay comfortable through every season.
With over a decade of experience in the trade, our locally owned and operated business specializes in reliable heating and cooling solutions for both residential and commercial customers. From preventive maintenance and emergency repairs to full system installations and energy-efficient upgrades, our licensed and certified technicians are dedicated to keeping your home or business running smoothly.
Our professional credentials set us apart. We are proud to be a Factory Authorized American Standard Dealer, a Mitsubishi Diamond Dealer, and certified in heat pump commissioning through the Bonneville Power Administration. In addition, our technicians are NATE Certified and EPA Certified, bringing proven expertise, environmental responsibility, and efficiency to every project.
At Alpine Mechanical Services, we believe in honest service, dependable results, and treating every customer like family. Whether you need a quick repair, seasonal maintenance, or a brand-new high-efficiency system, you can trust us to deliver comfort with integrity and care; because this is our home too. See also our About Us page.
We Service Vancouver, WA & the Greater Portland Area
At Alpine Mechanical Services, we focus heavily on serving Vancouver, WA and the surrounding Clark County communities where we’ve been solving heating and cooling challenges for almost a decade. From older neighborhoods with classic homes in Minnehaha, Hazel Dell, Walnut Grove, and Five Corners to newer developments in Fisher’s Landing East, Mill Plain, and Orchards, our technicians know the unique HVAC needs of each area.
We also handle service calls throughout nearby communities like Brush Prairie, Ridgefield, Hockinson, and Camas, where both long-standing homes and newer builds often require specialized HVAC solutions. Because many of these neighborhoods are right on Vancouver’s doorstep, we’re never far away when your furnace, heat pump, or AC system needs attention.
While our strongest presence is in and around Vancouver, we also serve the broader metro area. That includes Northeast Portland and the greater Portland, OR region, where homeowners and businesses rely on us for everything from emergency HVAC repairs to system upgrades.
Wherever you’re located, whether in the heart of Vancouver or across the river in Portland, Alpine Mechanical Services has the experience to keep your home or business comfortable year-round. Learn more about our service areas to see if we cover your neighborhood.
Alpine Mechanical Services, 13511 NE Kerr Rd, Vancouver, WA 98682. (360) 661-8888
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. How much does it cost to install a heat pump in Vancouver, WA?
Most homeowners in the Vancouver area pay between $5,000 and $12,000 before rebates, depending on system size, whether it’s ducted or ductless, and how much prep work the home needs. Clark Public Utilities, Energy Trust of Oregon, and federal tax credits can knock thousands off that number. A good contractor will walk you through what applies to your home so you’re not guessing. If someone throws out a price without looking at your house first, keep looking.
2. What HVAC rebates and tax credits are available in Clark County?
There are three main sources right now. Clark Public Utilities offers up to $1,200 for switching from an electric furnace to a variable-speed heat pump, $800 for qualifying ductless systems, and $140 for smart thermostats. Energy Trust of Oregon, which also serves Vancouver, WA; offers rebates on gas furnaces, heat pumps, and thermostats. On top of that, the federal Inflation Reduction Act gives you up to 30% back (capped at $2,000) on qualifying high-efficiency equipment. A contractor who knows Clark County should be able to help you stack these so you’re not leaving money on the table.
3. Is a heat pump or furnace better for homes in the Pacific Northwest?
For most homes in Vancouver, a heat pump is hard to beat. Our mild Pacific Northwest climate is ideal for heat pump efficiency, and you get heating and cooling from one system instead of two. Modern cold-climate models handle our winter lows without breaking a sweat. Gas furnaces still make sense in some situations; older homes with existing gas infrastructure or homeowners who prefer that style of heat. But the trend here is moving toward heat pumps, especially with the rebates and tax credits available.
4. Should I repair or replace my heating and cooling system?
A good rule of thumb: if your system is under 10 years old and the repair is straightforward, fix it. Once you’re past 12 to 15 years and repairs are stacking up, replacement usually makes more sense financially. Factor in what you’re spending on energy bills too; a newer system can cut those significantly. With the rebates available through Clark Public Utilities and the federal tax credit, the out-of-pocket cost of replacing an aging system is lower than most people expect. We’ll always tell you what we’d do if it were our house. Every home and business is different. Whether it’s a minor repair or a full HVAC system replacement, we’ll recommend what truly works for your situation.
5. What should I look for in an HVAC contractor in Vancouver, WA?
Start with licensing, Washington requires a specialty HVAC contractor license through the Department of Labor & Industries. Make sure they’re bonded and insured. NATE certification is another good sign; it means the technicians have passed industry-standard testing. A solid contractor asks questions about your home before recommending anything, and doesn’t pressure you into a decision on the spot. Clark Public Utilities also maintains a network of vetted contractors, which is a smart place to start.
6. What’s the difference between a ductless mini-split and central air?
Central air uses ductwork to push heated or cooled air through your entire home from one unit. A ductless mini-split skips the ducts entirely, it uses individual wall-mounted units connected to an outdoor compressor, giving you room-by-room temperature control. Ductless systems are more energy-efficient because you’re not losing 25% or more of your energy through leaky ducts. They’re especially popular in older Vancouver homes that were built without ductwork, or for additions like garages, ADUs, and bonus rooms. Central systems work better when good ductwork already exists and the homeowner wants whole-home coverage from a single thermostat.
7. How long do heating and cooling systems typically last?
On average, you’ll get 12 to 15 years from a well-maintained heat pump, furnace, or air conditioner. Some systems push past 20 years with consistent annual tune-ups, while neglected ones can start failing in under 10. The Pacific Northwest’s milder climate is easier on equipment than extreme heat or cold regions, which helps. Installation quality matters just as much as the brand; a properly sized and correctly installed system will always outlast one that was rushed in.
8. Do I need a permit for HVAC installation in Vancouver, WA?
Yes. Washington State requires a mechanical permit for most HVAC replacements and new installations. This isn’t just a formality; the permit triggers an inspection that confirms the system was installed safely and to code. Skipping the permit can create problems down the road with insurance claims, home sales, and warranty coverage. Any reputable contractor in the Vancouver area will pull the permit and handle the inspection as part of the job. If a contractor suggests skipping the permit to save money, that’s a red flag.
