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HVAC & Air Ducts · Seattle & Tacoma

HVAC and air duct systems, installed right

Installations, replacements and service in the Seattle metro and Tacoma areas. As a Bryant and Mitsubishi Electric authorized dealer in the Seattle metro, we have access to some of the best heating and cooling equipment in the industry.

  • Bryant & Mitsubishi Electric authorized dealer
  • High-efficiency systems with competitive warranties
  • Duct cleaning and ductwork by our own crew
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The right system

Our goal is to install the right HVAC system for your home

We design and install a range of high-efficiency heating and cooling systems, including heat pumps that suit our mild, damp climate, with competitive warranties. Our technicians identify which system will perform most efficiently in your home, and our own trained crew installs it.

With lots of top-quality models to choose from, you get the comfort you want and the efficiency you pay for.

A clean, modern air handler and plenum installed in a garage.
A clean, modern air handler and plenum installed in a garage.
What we do

Heating, cooling and ductwork under one roof

Air conditioning

Central AC and heat pumps sized for your home.

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Furnaces

Repair, maintenance and replacement.

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Ductless mini-splits

Efficient heating and cooling for rooms without ducts.

Air duct replacement

New duct systems designed for peak performance.

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Air duct cleaning

Dust, debris and allergens removed from your ductwork.

Maintenance plans

Regular service to keep your system efficient.

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Air duct cleaning

Cleaner ducts, healthier air

Ductwork is easy to forget because it's hidden behind walls and above ceilings, but neglected ducts circulate dust, mold, bacteria and allergens through your home. Our trained technicians remove them.

A technician inspects ductwork with a camera.
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Inspect

We inspect the ducts that lead to the return and supply registers, so any leaks, kinks or damage can be repaired.

A negative-pressure vacuum machine is connected to a duct trunk line.
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Negative pressure

A powerful HEPA vacuum is connected near the air handler and registers are closed to maximize suction.

A technician fully geared in protective coveralls and safety equipment is using a rotating brush to agitate air ducts.
3

Agitate

Rotating brushes and compressed-air whips loosen settled dust and buildup in supply and return ducts.

A technician inspects a recently cleaned air duct system and registers.
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Check the whole system

We check the furnace, blower, coil and drain pan, clean up, and walk you through the results.

How often should ducts be cleaned?

Manufacturers recommend a yearly HVAC inspection, and NADCA recommends duct cleaning every 3 to 5 years, more often with pets or allergy sufferers in the home. Signs it worked: less dust, fewer allergens and odors, and a quieter, more efficient system.

Why it matters

A properly installed system pays you back

A well-installed HVAC system does more than hold a temperature.

  • Filters pollutants and allergens for cleaner indoor air
  • Keeps temperature and humidity steady, which helps prevent mold and mildew
  • Runs more efficiently and quietly, for lower energy costs
  • Backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee
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A technician in protective gear is carefully commissioning a heat pump using pressure gauges in a Seattle home.
A technician in protective gear is carefully commissioning a heat pump using pressure gauges in a Seattle home.
Visual guide

Choosing a system: furnace and AC, heat pump or ductless

Choosing a system: furnace and AC, heat pump or ductlessTap to enlarge
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  1. Gas furnace + central ACBest for homes with existing ducts: reliable heat and effective cooling, using natural gas.
  2. Ducted heat pumpEfficient heating and cooling through existing ducts; can be less effective in extreme cold.
  3. Ductless mini-splitBest for spaces without ducts: flexible, zoned and efficient, with a higher upfront cost.
Project walkthrough

HVAC air handler and duct replacement in mid-century rambler

Queen Anne, Seattle · from first look to finished job

After: The replacement of the air handler and ducts is complete, with a clean and professionally sealed HVAC system.
Before: The old air handler and duct system show signs of age with rust, sagging insulation, and failing duct seals before replacement begins.
BeforeAfter
  1. Before

    The old air handler and duct system show signs of age with rust, sagging insulation, and failing duct seals before replacement begins.

  2. In progress

    A technician carefully detaches the worn flexible ducts as part of removing the old HVAC components.

  3. In progress

    A technician seals each sheet metal duct joint meticulously with fresh mastic to ensure airtight connections.

  4. After

    The replacement of the air handler and ducts is complete, with a clean and professionally sealed HVAC system.

Some images show actual Attic Crew jobs; others are representative, with details changed for customer privacy.

Our work

HVAC and air duct systems projects

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A technician uses a rotary brush to clean a supply duct in a residential home.
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A technician in full protective gear carefully cleans a return air grille and filter slot to enhance indoor air quality in a Seattle home.
A technician in full protective gear carefully cleans a return air grille and filter slot to enhance indoor air quality in a Seattle home.Madison Park, Seattle
A ductless mini-split heating and cooling head is installed in the bedroom of an older Craftsman home.
A ductless mini-split heating and cooling head is installed in the bedroom of an older Craftsman home.West Seattle
A technician performs annual maintenance on a gas furnace inside a garage.
A technician performs annual maintenance on a gas furnace inside a garage.Ballard, Seattle

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Customer reviews

What our customers say

Rated 4.9 on Google, with 5-star reviews on Yelp, so you can breathe easy knowing you're in good hands.

★★★★★
“We moved into a new home that had rodents in the attics. Attic Crew was respectful, polite, and well-priced. Zabi was the Project Manager for our project and he takes such great joy in his work. He spent hours making sure all entry points were sealed and provided before and after photos. He used top tier insulation and cleaned our attic spaces to perfection.”
John M.Google review
★★★★★
“I had a fantastic experience working with the Attic Crew. The fact that they are a one stop shop for clean up, rodent control and insulation made everything so simple and seamless. Their bid was competitive and their quality is excellent. This is definitely the company you want to work with.”
Matt W.Google review
★★★★★
“After 19 years, my crawl space was a disgusting mess due to being inhabited by rodents. Jay came to my home to make an inspection and recommendations. He showed me photos of the problem and explained exactly what was needed to be done. Two weeks later as planned, Wais came out with the crew right on time. When the job was completed, I was again shown with photos exactly what was done and was beyond satisfied with…”
Nathanial H.Google review
Common questions

HVAC and Air Duct Systems FAQ

Which brands do you install?

We're a Bryant and Mitsubishi Electric authorized dealer in the Seattle metro, which gives us access to some of the best heating and cooling equipment in the industry.

How often should air ducts be cleaned?

Manufacturers recommend yearly HVAC inspections, and NADCA recommends duct cleaning every 3 to 5 years. Homes with pets or allergy sufferers may need it more often.

How much does air duct cleaning cost?

It depends on the size and complexity of your duct system. We'll assess it and give you a firm quote.

Is a heat pump a good choice in Seattle?

For many homes, yes. Our mild winters suit heat pumps well, and one system handles both heating and cooling. We'll look at your home, ducts and budget and recommend the best fit.

Should I replace my ducts when I replace my system?

Often, yes. A new system connected to leaky or undersized ducts won't deliver the efficiency you paid for. We'll inspect your ducts and tell you honestly whether they need replacing.

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