Cold air from the vents, a coil buried in ice or a power bill that jumped? We provide heat pump repair in Granite Falls for ducted systems and central AC on most brands. Our Lake Stevens shop is close, and you approve the price first.



Foothill winters here run wet and cold, and summer afternoons can climb well past Everett's numbers. A heat pump works hard in both, and these are the faults we find.
A reversing valve problem, a low charge or a thermostat set for the wrong equipment type can all produce lukewarm air.
Frost is normal. A coil that stays encased after defrost points to a sensor, control board or fan motor fault.
Electric strips cost far more to run than the heat pump itself, so constant backup heat deserves a closer look.
A weak capacitor or a worn contactor is a common cause, and it is often fixed in one visit.
A dusty coil, low refrigerant or a failing blower leaves the house warm when you need cooling most.
Starting and stopping every few minutes strains the compressor. We trace whether it is airflow, controls or sizing.
Turn the system off at the thermostat and the breaker, and keep clear of the outdoor unit. Call 911 for smoke or fire. For anything else, call us at (425) 225-4756 and we will inspect before restarting.
No guessing and no surprise on the invoice. This is how a Granite Falls service call is priced:
We test pressures, electrical parts, controls and airflow. If we complete the repair that day, the fee is waived.
Once we find the cause, you hear it in plain English with a firm price. We start only after your okay.
For larger repairs, qualified buyers can use 0% financing through Wisetack instead of paying all at once.
Capacitors, contactors and similar common repairs usually run $85 to $300. Waiting on a special-order part means a second trip.
Ducted heat pumps and central AC from Mitsubishi to Carrier to Trane. We repair what is already in your yard.
Common capacitors, contactors and motors ride along, which is why many repairs finish on the first visit.
A licensed owner-operator tech tells you what failed, what it costs and whether it is worth fixing.
A heat pump with a failed capacitor or fan motor is usually an easy call: fix it and keep going.
The harder ones involve a compressor, a leaking indoor coil or a system near the end of its life. We lay the repair cost beside the cost of a new system and talk through age, efficiency and how often it has failed lately. Newer subdivisions often have equipment worth keeping, while older foothill houses may be running tired units. Either way you decide with real numbers.
If replacement truly makes sense, we say so and hand you a written quote.

Call and describe the problem
We quote before we work
Fixed and covered by warranty
Each heat pump repair includes a 1-year parts and labor warranty plus our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, so the work is backed after we drive away.
“Fantastic service. Service was quick and they kept me informed on what they were doing. Mauro was friendly and didn’t try to upsell any services that weren’t required”


“I’m really glad I found this place. I had a furnace blower motor and capacitor go out on my 10 year old furnace. Mauro is extremely easy to work with and their price was very fair and his quote was hundred of dollars below 3 other quotes I received for the same job. With the cost of just about everything going up, It’s nice to find a company that is not trying to get every last dollar from you. (other companies were trying to upsell me with all sorts of other service) I will definitely be using them for all my air conditioning and heating services moving forward.”
“Service was awesome. Fast and efficient and Mauro was a delight to work with. I would recommend them to everyone!”




Cold weather will not wait for payday. Granite Falls customers can spread a heat pump repair over monthly payments with Wisetack, offering 0% interest for a year to qualified buyers, or use Klarna.

Our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee covers every heat pump repair. If a fix is not holding up, tell us and we will return and sort it out at no extra charge.


During defrost it can briefly send cooler air. If it blows cool for long stretches, the cause may be low refrigerant, a reversing valve or thermostat settings. We test each one.
Usually not. Defrost melts frost and can produce a cloud of steam and a whoosh. Worry if ice keeps building and never clears.
Only if the heat pump has failed. EM heat runs backup strips alone and costs more. If you find yourself using it, call us.
Yes. Wall heads and cassettes have their own failure points, so see our mini-split repair page for the ductless problems we handle.
They can. Fir needles, leaves and moss pack into the coil and choke airflow. Clear loose debris by hand when the power is off, and never use a pressure washer.
We answer the phone 24/7 and same-day visits are usually possible. The drive from Lake Stevens along SR 9 and SR 92 is a short one.
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