N°01 — SEATTLE, WASHINGTON — EST. 1918

GREENWOOD
HEAT & AIR

Furnace, heat pump, AC, electrical, and plumbing — repaired, installed, and maintained by the same family shop for over a century. Upfront pricing. No hidden fees. A person answers the phone, day or night.

Book a tune-up (555) 010-2030

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THE SHOP

Greenwood Heating and Air Conditioning has been locally owned and operated in Seattle since 1918. More than a hundred years of furnaces, cold snaps, heat waves, and everything in between — handled by one family shop that never left town. When you call, you talk to someone who works down the hall from the technicians who show up at your door. We serve King and Snohomish counties: the houses we drive past every day are the houses we work in. Upfront pricing on every job — the number we quote is the number you pay. And if something isn't right after we leave, you call us back. That has been the whole business model since 1918, and it still works.

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10 TRADES — ONE PHONE NUMBER

Furnace

Gas furnaces do the heavy lifting in a Seattle winter. We repair all makes, install right-sized replacements, and maintain what you already own. Most repair visits end the same day — we carry common parts on the truck so a failed ignitor doesn't become a three-day wait.

Repair · Installation · Maintenance

Air Conditioning

Seattle summers keep getting warmer, and plenty of older homes were never built for them. We install central AC sized from a real load calculation — not a guess — and we service what you have: refrigerant charge, coil condition, electrical draw, airflow, thermostat. Diagnosis first, price up front, then the work.

Repair · Installation · Maintenance

Heat Pumps

One machine that heats and cools. A heat pump moves warmth instead of burning fuel to make it, which suits Seattle's mild winters well. Many of our customers pair a heat pump with their existing furnace — the pump handles the mild months, the furnace takes the coldest nights. Ask us about dual-fuel setups.

Installation · Conversion · Service

Ductless Mini-Splits

No ductwork, no problem. A slim indoor head in each zone you want conditioned, connected to one outdoor unit. Every zone gets its own temperature. Ideal for additions, converted garages, and older Seattle homes that never had ducts — and for that one room that never matches the rest of the house.

Zoned comfort · No ducts needed

Water Heaters

Cold shower. Rusty water. A tank old enough to vote. We repair and replace water heaters so hot water goes back to being something you never think about.

Repair · Replacement

Duct Cleaning

Dust on every surface a day after you clean, renovation debris, pets, or twenty years of buildup. We agitate the inside of your supply and return runs and pull it all out under vacuum, vent by vent. Cleaner ducts, cleaner air, and your system stops working so hard to push air through.

Whole-system cleaning

Indoor Air Quality

Filtration, ventilation, humidity — the three levers. We size and install media filters and purifiers, check that your home actually exchanges stale air for fresh, and talk through humidity control for the damp months and the dry ones.

Filtration · Ventilation · Humidity

Electrical

Our electricians handle repairs, new fixture installations, and whole-home generator installations. A standby generator with an automatic transfer switch watches your panel and starts itself when utility power drops — heat, lights, and the fridge stay on while the street goes dark.

Repairs · Fixtures · Generators

Plumbing

Leaks, drips, running toilets, fixtures that have seen better days. Our plumbers handle repairs and installations across the home, and they coordinate with our heating crew when a job touches both — one visit instead of two.

Repairs · Installations

Restoration

When a storm tears through or mold takes hold, restoration means getting the house back to the way it was. We handle mold remediation and storm restoration: find the source, contain the damage, remove what's ruined, rebuild what's left.

Mold remediation · Storm restoration

The details, stacked. Four cards we hand every customer.

Card 01 — Maintenance

The tune-up, item by item

Heat exchanger inspection — the part that must never crack
Burner cleaning and adjustment for a clean blue flame
Ignition system test and gas pressure check
Blower motor lubrication and amp-draw test
Safety controls and limit switches, every one
Thermostat calibration against a reference thermometer
Flue inspection and temperature-rise measurement
Carbon monoxide check at the supply registers
Filter check — we tell you the size so you can buy your own
Written report of everything found, left on your counter

ABOUT AN HOUR, ONCE A YEAR, BEFORE HEATING SEASON.

Card 02 — Equipment

Heat pumps, in plain English

A heat pump doesn't burn fuel to make heat — it moves heat. In winter, refrigerant in the outdoor unit absorbs warmth from the outside air (even cold air holds heat energy), a compressor concentrates it, and the indoor coil releases it into your rooms. A reversing valve flips the whole cycle in summer, so the same equipment cools. Moving heat takes less energy than creating it, which is why heat pumps run so efficiently in Seattle's mild climate. Keep your furnace as backup and you have a dual-fuel system: the pump does the mild months, the furnace takes the coldest nights. We'll look at your house and your bills and tell you straight whether the math works.

ONE MACHINE. HEATS IN WINTER, COOLS IN SUMMER.

Card 03 — Specials

Sample specials, this season

Whole-home electrical inspection — every outlet, switch, panel, and detector, checked and written up. Sample: $149.
Standby generator installation — ask about current generator offers when you call. Sample package pricing available.
Heating tune-up — the full ten-point checklist before the cold arrives. Sample: $89.

What we actually have running changes with the season. Call and ask — if there's a better deal on, we'll tell you.

SAMPLE PRICING — YOUR QUOTE IS WRITTEN FOR YOUR HOUSE.

Card 04 — When to call

How a job goes

You call (555) 010-2030 or email [email protected]. Emergencies: a person answers, 24/7.
We diagnose. A technician looks at the actual equipment and runs the actual tests.
You get the price first. Upfront, in writing, before any work begins. No hidden fees.
We do the work. Repairs done right; installations sized and permitted properly.
We stand behind it. If something isn't right, call us back.

KING & SNOHOMISH COUNTIES — EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR.

Straight
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The questions we hear every week, answered the way we'd answer them at your kitchen table.

Q1How often should I change my furnace filter?

Every one to three months during heating season — every month if you have pets or allergies. A clogged filter is the most common cause of "my furnace stopped working" calls that never needed to happen.

Q2What are the signs my furnace needs repair?

Some rooms never warm up. New noises — banging, squealing, rattling. The system turns on and off every few minutes, which is called short cycling. Energy bills climbing for no reason. On older models, a burner flame that looks yellow instead of blue.

Q3How long should a furnace last?

Fifteen to twenty years with regular maintenance. Less without it. Past fifteen, when repairs get frequent, we'll tell you honestly whether a replacement makes more sense than another fix.

Q4Heat pump or furnace for a Seattle home?

Seattle winters are mild enough that a heat pump handles most of the season efficiently. Many homes keep the furnace as backup — dual fuel. We'll look at your house and your bills and give you a straight answer.

Q5Do you really answer the phone at 2 a.m.?

For emergencies, yes. Furnaces quit in January at 2 a.m., pipes burst on holidays, storms don't check the calendar. Emergency service runs around the clock, every day of the year — heating, cooling, electrical, and plumbing.

Q6Will I know the price before you start?

Yes. Upfront pricing on every job. You approve the number before we pick up a wrench, and the invoice matches the quote.

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