Puyallup Heating & Air Conditioning

Category: Air conditioning contractor in Puyallup, Washington

Address: 130 15th St SE, Puyallup, WA 98372, USA

Phone: +12538450581

Opening hours

Sunday: Closed

Monday: 7:30AM–4:30PM

Tuesday: 7:30AM–4:30PM

Wednesday: 7:30AM–4:30PM

Thursday: 7:30AM–4:30PM

Friday: 7AM–4PM

Saturday: Closed

Reviews

Dan Wade

Aug 8, 2022

Puyallup Heating has been great to work with from service and repair to installing an entire new system. Their tech Jason is absolutely the best to work with - a consummate professional who is very knowledgeable but explains a complex system in plain understandable language. Highly recommend.

Jeffrey Adams

Aug 1, 2022

I called in for emergency AC repair in our office and the operator was able to send technicians over within the next hour! They did an excellent clean job, fixed our unit and it was very easy to coordinate with them.

Michelle Mosley

Mar 8, 2022

We've worked with Puyallup Heating and Air Conditioning several times and have been very happy with their work. They know what they're talking about and have been great at explaining what they're doing, as well as what we can do to clean our system ourselves!

Cyndi Ingle

Feb 22, 2022

I bought a mini-split ductless heater 4 years ago from Puyallup Heating. In the last week of December we had snow and the heater stopped working. The unit was still under warranty. They stated they couldn't come look at it until the end of the week, 4 days later. Once they were out they charged me $163.90 to tell me they couldn't fix it or even look at it until the snow had melted. So, even though the unit was installed by them and under warranty I was refused repair of a necessary heater until later. I had to call several times to get them to send someone out. A young "repair" person arrived, wandered around and told me he had no idea what was wrong with it and left. I had a return call from Puyallup Heating, not about the repair, but telling me they were ready to sell me a new furnace (unrelated to this issue, but they were ready for me to give them more money). I had to call again and insist on the ONE repair person that works there that actually knows what is going on - Jason. He came out and immediately noticed the fuses were blown and suspected it was the board inside the unit. He got the part and returned to install it. The part was covered by warranty, but I had to pay another $163.90 in labor costs. This whole process took 3 weeks to get the heater repaired. A unit they sold me that was faulty. I shouldn't have to pay the first fee to diagnose a faulty unit. They shouldn't refuse service in winter. They shouldn't have someone in the repair department that doesn't have a clue what he is doing. I will never do business with Puyallup Heating and suggest you don't either. Very poor customer service and very poor repair response. If they ever lose Jason they will fail completely as a repair business.

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Questions & Answers

Should I have my equipment serviced or maintained even if it's working great?

Kaitlynn Miller | Aug 16, 2019
Puyallup Heating & Air Conditioning | Aug 16, 2019

Yes, we recommend that you get your equipment serviced annually even if it's working perfectly.

What type of heating and air conditioning system should I get for my home?

Kaitlynn Miller | Aug 16, 2019
Puyallup Heating & Air Conditioning | Aug 16, 2019

To find the perfect heating and cooling system for you we recommend one of our free in-home energy consultations. Feel free to give us a call to schedule your consultation today! (253) 845-0581

Why should I perform preventative maintenance?

Kaitlynn Miller | Aug 16, 2019
Puyallup Heating & Air Conditioning | Aug 16, 2019

You’ll want to perform preventative maintenance to protect your warranty and make sure the system lasts to full potential.

What size heating and air conditioning system do I need?

Kaitlynn Miller | Aug 16, 2019
Puyallup Heating & Air Conditioning | Aug 16, 2019

The size of your system really depends on your home and your needs. To help you make this decision we offer free in-home energy consultations. We will perform load calculations to confirm we are properly sizing your new equipment. Feel free to give us a call to schedule your consultation today! (253) 845-0581

Do you do commercial work or just residential?

Kaitlynn Miller | Aug 16, 2019
Puyallup Heating & Air Conditioning | Aug 16, 2019

We do both commercial and residential!

Why should I purchase a new heating or AC system?

Kaitlynn Miller | Aug 16, 2019
Puyallup Heating & Air Conditioning | Aug 16, 2019

You should purchase a new heating or air conditioning system so that you can maintain optimum comfort year round.

Should I cover my outdoor unit in the fall and winter?

Kaitlynn Miller | Aug 16, 2019
Puyallup Heating & Air Conditioning | Aug 16, 2019

No, since units are designed to be outside they do not need a cover.

What's the most efficient way to run my heating and cooling system?

Kaitlynn Miller | Aug 16, 2019
Puyallup Heating & Air Conditioning | Aug 16, 2019

The most efficient way to run a heating and cooling system is to just leave it on. Take advantage of your programmable thermostat where you don’t have to worry about turning the system off or on, just let the programming do the work.

Hello, my name is Jack living in Bellevue. Ten yrs ago we had a Carrier Heat pump with furnace unit installed by you. They have been running perfectly until two weeks ago. The technical diagnose seems to be running out of refrigerant.

Jack Wu | Aug 16, 2018
Puyallup Heating & Air Conditioning | Aug 16, 2019

Hi Jack, we'd be happy to help you. Please call us at (253) 845-0581 and we'll have a technician come out to your home as soon as possible.

do you sell portable ac

Deborah Domingo | Aug 15, 2021
Jon Comen | Aug 15, 2021

Sorry I can't help you I am just one of their customers

Test...How often should I change my furnace filter?

Kimberley Meritt | Aug 16, 2019
Jason Flynn | Aug 16, 2019

Depending on the thickness. 1" every 2-3 month's. 2" 3-4 month's. 4" every 9-12 month's. If you run your fan continuously then monthly

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