Heat and cool in one
Ducted, ductless, and geothermal systems from techs who install them in Oregon homes every week.
Portland · Since 1979
Sky Heating, AC, Plumbing & Electrical offers thorough geothermal heat pump repair and replacement services in and around the Portland, OR area.
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Geothermal heat pumps are the epitome of “work smarter, not harder.” Unlike traditional HVAC units that create warm and cool air, geothermal heat pumps transfer air that already exists directly from the Earth. This results in unbeatable energy savings that also minimize your impact on the environment.
Here at Sky Heating, AC, Plumbing & Electrical, we’re highly well-versed in geothermal technology and will help you reap all of the benefits of a reliable and efficient system. Offering everything from geothermal heat pump repair to geothermal heat pump replacement in Portland, OR, we’re your one-stop solution for ground-source comfort!
Ducted, ductless, and geothermal systems from techs who install them in Oregon homes every week.
Custom design — not a one-size unit — so rooms actually reach the temperature you set.
We work with industry-leading brands so you get reliable equipment and support after the install.

Since geothermal is a newer form of heating and cooling, it can seem intimidating and unfamiliar at first. But with our crew in your corner, it’s smooth sailing from day one.
First, we’ll have a site visit to fully understand your needs and determine whether geothermal heat pumps in Portland OR, are right for you. Before any work begins, we’ll consider all crucial factors, such as excavation, the size of your system, and the project scope. All these things will impact the final cost, and we’ll share everything with you upfront for full transparency.
We know the different challenges involved and how to best overcome them. For instance, if you don’t have enough space on your property to facilitate the 2,000-plus feet of piping that we’d normally recommend, we can drill 200-foot wells into the ground and run piping through the wells, drill horizontally underneath the house or use our WaterFurnace Hyperloop product.
We are one of the largest WaterFurnace geothermal contractors west of Iowa. We choose to work with these products specifically because they lead the industry for efficiency and reliability. We carry a wide range of options for all lot sizes, from 5,000 square feet all the way to houses on acreage.
WaterFurnace geothermal heating and cooling systems are available in three basic configurations, designed to answer any situation or challenge with maximum efficiency and superior energy savings. All-in-one systems satisfy heating needs in the winter and cooling needs in the summer, replacing conventional indoor furnace/outdoor air conditioning applications. In addition, split geothermal systems offer versatility and can either target specific zones or condition the entire home. Hydronic geothermal systems work well with radiant floor heating, domestic hot water, and snow/ice melt applications. The knowledgeable technicians from Sky will help you determine the right solution for your exact requirements, providing the information you need to make the best possible decisions.

Here are some of the Frequently Asked Questions we get and expert answers to help you decide on the right geothermal heat pump for your home.

A geothermal heat pump is a renewable energy technology that has been around since the 1940s, now gaining new traction in...

Geothermal heating and cooling is becoming more popular among homeowners. For heat pump repair or more, call Sky Heating, AC, Plumbing & Electrical.
Burning fuel sources to create energy has inherent inefficiencies. However, a geothermal system is about 400% efficient. It actually supplies four units of heat energy for every unit of energy used. Most of the energy that delivers heating is supplied from the ground. Just a fraction of it involves the consumption of electricity.
A conventional heating system produces heat by burning oil, natural gas, and other fossil fuels. Different components provide heating or air conditioning. In addition to providing cool air and heat, a geothermal system requires no fossil fuels to transfer heat to and from the ground. It is efficient, environmentally friendly, and more affordable to run.
The federal tax credits for installing a residential geothermal heat pump have been renewed through 2021. Through 2019, the tax credit was 30%, which will be reduced annually. To qualify for the tax credit, your system must meet/exceed the requirements of Energy Star, and you can claim the cost of equipment, parts and materials, digging, and labor. State and local tax credits may be available as well.
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