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Oregon Climate Tech
Portland, OR
4.9 Google rating800+ installs completed

HVAC services across Portland, OR.

Portland sits in IECC Climate Zone 4 Marine — mild winters that rarely drop below 20°F, prolonged damp shoulder seasons that extend heating demand, and occasional summer heat domes (the 2021 event hit 116°F) that have made AC and heat pump installs the new baseline.

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HVAC in Portland

HVAC for the city of Portland — every sector, every era of housing.

Portland sits in IECC Climate Zone 4 Marine — mild winters that rarely drop below 20°F, prolonged damp shoulder seasons that extend heating demand, and occasional summer heat domes (the 2021 event hit 116°F) that have made AC and heat pump installs the new baseline.

Pre-1940 Portland homes commonly run 60- or 100-amp electrical panels and balloon-framed walls — both shape how a heat pump retrofit, return-air duct routing, or AC install actually gets done. Tight crawlspaces and original cast-iron drain lines also factor in.

We're 25minutes from our Oregon City shop, so trucks are in Portland most days of the week. We pull every Portland Permitting & Development (PP&D) mechanical permit on install jobs, and the work is backed by our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.

Where we work in Portland

Five Portland sectors, one local crew.

Portland breaks into roughly five sectors, each with its own housing-stock quirks. We work in all of them.

  • Inner SE

    Sellwood-Moreland · Hawthorne · Richmond · Brooklyn

    Pre-1940 craftsman bungalows and four-squares on tight lots.

  • Inner NE

    Alberta · Sabin · Irvington · Beaumont

    Pre-1940 craftsman and bungalow stock, often with original ductwork.

  • SW

    Multnomah Village · Hillsdale · SW Hills

    Mid-century homes on hillsides — outdoor-unit placement gets interesting.

  • North

    St. Johns · Kenton · Portsmouth

    Older working-class housing on smaller lots, mix of bungalows and post-war.

  • Outer SE / East

    Lents · Powellhurst · Montavilla

    Newer post-war tract homes, more modern panels and duct systems.

What we do in Portland

Nine services for Portland homeowners.

Pick the service you need. Every page below has Portland-specific neighborhood context, PP&D permit details, and our 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Portland-specific work

Two things every Portland homeowner should know.

  • PP&D permits, every install

    Portland requires mechanical permits for HVAC work, issued by Portland Permitting & Development (PP&D). We pull and submit on every install, schedule the PP&D inspection, and you get the signed-off paperwork in your inbox.

  • Older Portland homes, planned for

    Pre-1940 Portland homes commonly run 60- or 100-amp electrical panels and balloon-framed walls — both shape how a heat pump retrofit, return-air duct routing, or AC install actually gets done. Tight crawlspaces and original cast-iron drain lines also factor in.

Portland homeowners

Free in-home estimates across Portland.

Tell us what's going on. Same-day diagnosis on most service calls. Real humans answering 503-505-2172.

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