HVAC Tigard, OR

Heating Installation and Repair in Tigard, OR

Heating Installation

Conrad installs gas furnaces, heat pumps, and ductless mini splits — full replacement or new system installation, in-house — as part of Conrad’s heating services for Washington County. Maintenance visits timed for September–October. Energy Trust rebates run $300–$500 on qualifying heat pump installations; the federal IRA adds 30%.

Heating Repair

System not firing, short-cycling, or making sounds it didn’t make last winter? Conrad’s technicians carry common parts on the truck — igniters, flame sensors, blower motors, capacitors — so most repairs close on the first visit. Same-day service available for most Tigard calls; emergency dispatch runs 24/7.

Heating Maintenance

Annual tune-ups in fall keep furnaces and heat pumps reliable through Tigard’s wet winters. Conrad’s heating maintenance visits cover the heat exchanger, burners, blower motor, controls, and static pressure — not just a filter swap. Maintenance agreement customers get priority scheduling and 10% off repairs.

AC Installation, Repair, and Emergency Service in Tigard, OR

Bull Mountain’s tight envelopes trap radiant heat faster during Portland Metro summer events — south-facing hillside properties push indoor temperatures higher than older Metzger or Summerfield homes with better natural ventilation. Metzger and Summerfield systems from the early 2000s may still run R-22 refrigerant, which is no longer manufactured — a failing component on these systems is often the practical trigger for full replacement. Conrad handles central AC installation and repair, ductless mini splits, and light commercial cooling for businesses along the 99W corridor and at Bridgeport Village.

Emergency AC repair available 24/7. EPA608-certified technicians service Bosch, Lennox, Carrier, Trane, Daikin, and Goodman — Emergency AC repair available 24/7. EPA608-certified technicians service Bosch, Lennox, Carrier, Trane, Daikin, and Goodman — Conrad’s air conditioning services cover Tigard residential and light commercial properties across Washington County.

Tigard Homes and HVAC: Why Neighborhood Matters

Tigard’s housing stock runs from one end of the spectrum to the other within a few miles. Bull Mountain’s hillside new construction has high-R-value envelopes where systems 20–30% oversized short-cycle and fail to dehumidify — the same risk as in Hillsboro’s new developments. Summerfield, Tigard’s active adult community, has 1970s–1980s construction where systems from the early 2000s (first replacement cycle) are now at the 15–20 year threshold. Metzger’s mid-century homes carry the original ductwork challenges of Oregon City’s older stock.

All three profiles require a Manual J load calculation — not a square footage estimate. Fanno Creek cottonwood blankets both Bull Mountain and the lower 99W corridor properties each April and May — the greenway runs through the middle of the city, so no Tigard neighborhood escapes the spring coil-loading season.

Water Heater Installation and Repair in Tigard, OR

Most HVAC contractors in the Washington County area don’t hold WHI certification — the Water Heater Institute credential for trained water heater specialists. Conrad does. New gas, electric, and hybrid water heater installation and repair handled by the same licensed team that services the heating and cooling system — no referrals, no handoffs to a separate contractor.

Oregon code requires expansion tanks on all closed-loop water systems and seismic strapping on all water heaters — Conrad checks both on every Tigard installation. Washington County water supply is moderately hard, accelerating anode rod depletion; Conrad includes an anode check on every service call. Energy Trust of Oregon offers up to $400 on qualifying hybrid water heater installations; the federal IRA adds 30%. All covered under Conrad’s water heater services.