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Furnaces, Heat Pumps, and Rooftop Units, Photographed on the Job

Real photos from real jobs: new installs, furnace changeouts, crawlspace ductwork, and the repairs in between. No stock photos and no staged angles, just what we found and what we did about it.

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About These Photos

Every Shot Is From a Real Service Call

These photos were taken on site, on a phone, while the work was happening. They come from rooftops in Southeast Portland, crawlspaces and attics in Gresham, a cabin in Rhododendron, and a retail store's rooftop unit in The Dalles. Some show the finished install. Plenty show the dirty coil, the torn duct, or the corroded line we found first, because that is the part that explains the bill.

We photograph data plates, meter readings, and problem spots so you can see where your money is going and why. If you are weighing a new system, start with our AC replacement and installation work or our furnace and heating installs, and see what customers say about us on our reviews page.

Bosch outdoor heat pump unit on a raised concrete pad beside green wood siding, with a disconnect box and hose reel
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New equipment going in comes first, then the diagnostics and repairs that keep older systems running. Click any photo to view it full-size.

Installs & Replacements

New Systems, Fitted to the Space

Ductless heat pumps in a wood-paneled cabin, Goodman furnaces in tight garages and basements, a new AC condenser set level on its pad, and mini-splits mounted high above a store's coolers. We like Goodman for its reliability over the long haul, and we choose equipment based on the customer. See how a changeout works on our heating replacement page, or plan a cooling upgrade with our AC installation team.

Bosch mini-split outdoor unit on a concrete pad beside a green wood-sided cabin, with a white line set cover running up the wall
Gray Goodman gas furnace with metal flue pipe and foil-wrapped ductwork in a wood-paneled basement beside storage shelves
Gray Goodman furnace with Honeywell media air cleaner and sealed galvanized supply plenum, beside a water heater and metal vent pipes
White ductless mini-split unit mounted high on a rustic wood-paneled cabin wall beside crossed vintage skis
Carrier gas furnace with white PVC vent pipes, insulated refrigerant line, yellow gas line, and foil-taped sheet metal plenum
Gray Goodman air conditioner condenser on a concrete pad beside a tan-sided house, with disconnect box and shrubs nearby
Two wall-mounted ductless mini-split units high on a white wall above store coolers, with an aluminum ladder below
Repairs & Diagnostics

We Measure Before We Replace

Multimeter readings on a control board, a spark igniter tested at the burner, static pressure taken at the duct, and a refrigerant leak traced to a single brazed joint. Testing component by component is how we find the real fault instead of selling a new unit you may not need. If another company told you to replace everything, it is worth getting a second opinion first.

Our work carries a 30-day guarantee: if we fixed it incorrectly, we come out and make it right at no charge. See more on our heating repair and commercial HVAC pages.

Open rooftop packaged HVAC unit showing control board, capacitor, contactors and wiring, with a multimeter on top
Copper refrigerant line with freshly brazed tee and pressure switch inside an outdoor condenser, compressor top in foreground
Close-up of a furnace burner tube beside a bent spark igniter electrode with a small blue spark arcing at its tip
Technician's hand peeling back duct insulation at a test port with clear tubing connected to a yellow Fieldpiece manometer
Fieldpiece multimeter reading 26.8 with test leads on a gas heating unit wire, beside a new Supco flame sensor package
Open gas furnace showing a row of burners with steady blue flames, plus the gas valve and wiring beside them
Close-up of a copper refrigerant line joint with leak detection bubbles beside a dirty gray metal HVAC cabinet panel
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