Heating · Cooling · Airflow

Heating and cooling, guided by what your home needs.

Practical HVAC service for homes and light commercial spaces across Vancouver, Portland, and nearby communities.

Tell us what is happening. We’ll help you determine a sensible next step.

Outdoor heat pump condenser with insulated refrigerant lines installed beside a home
Outdoor heat-pump systemCooling systems
Licensed, bonded & insuredVerified legacy business statement
10+ yearsIndustry experience
Homes & light commercialService for varied property needs
Vancouver + PortlandAnd nearby communities

AG / Services

Two systems. One clear path forward.

Repair, maintenance, and replacement guidance for the systems that keep your property comfortable.

01

Heating services

  1. H.01Furnace RepairGet help identifying the cause of no heat, weak airflow, short cycling, or unfamiliar furnace behavior.
  2. H.02Furnace MaintenancePlan a furnace check focused on safe operation, airflow, heating performance, and signs of developing wear.
  3. H.03Furnace Replacement & InstallationCompare furnace replacement options with attention to sizing, airflow, system compatibility, and installation planning.
  4. H.04Thermostat ServicesResolve thermostat control, temperature-reading, wiring, setup, and HVAC compatibility questions.
  5. H.05Water Heater ServicesGet help evaluating no hot water, inconsistent temperature, leaks, noise, or a possible replacement decision.
02

Cooling services

  1. C.01AC RepairFind the cause of warm air, weak airflow, repeated cycling, ice, drainage trouble, or unexpected AC noise.
  2. C.02Air Conditioning MaintenancePrepare an operating cooling system with a condition review covering airflow, drainage, controls, and performance.
  3. C.03Air Conditioning Installation & ReplacementPlan AC replacement around cooling load, airflow, ductwork, controls, installation access, and paired equipment.
  4. C.04Heat Pump ServicesDiagnose, maintain, or plan replacement for a heat pump that handles both heating and cooling operation.
  5. C.05Refrigerant Leak RepairInvestigate cooling loss, recurring ice, hissing, or oily residue that may point to a refrigerant-circuit leak.
  6. C.06Evaporator Coil ServiceAddress a frozen, dirty, leaking, or underperforming indoor coil without overlooking airflow and refrigerant causes.

From request to visit

A clear next step.

Submitting a request starts a conversation — it does not lock you into work or confirm an appointment.

  1. 01
    Start online

    Share what’s happening

    Send a few details about the symptom and the best way to reach you.

  2. 02
    Personal follow-up

    Hear from our team

    We ask a few focused questions, answer initial concerns, and determine a sensible next step.

  3. 03
    If a visit is needed

    Get a clear diagnosis

    We coordinate the visit, then check the equipment, controls, and airflow to identify the cause.

  4. 04
    Before work begins

    Review your options

    We explain the findings, practical options, and scope so you can decide how to proceed.

    Request service

Field evidence

Work, up close.

Equipment and installations from Air Guide’s project library.

Outdoor heat pump installed on a concrete pad beside a blue home
Air Guide projectOutdoor heat pump
Outdoor heat pump
Furnace and water heater installed together in a mechanical space
Air Guide projectFurnace & water heater
Furnace & water heater
Ductless heat pump outdoor unit with its line-set cover installed beside a home
Air Guide projectDuctless heat pump
Ductless heat pump

Customer notes

What clients shared.

Published customer experiences from Air Guide’s website. New submissions are reviewed before they appear here.

Service area

Local service across Vancouver and Portland.

Air Guide serves Vancouver, Portland, and nearby communities. Send your ZIP code and we’ll confirm whether your property is within the current service area.

Vancouver
Portland

Illustrative regional context, not a service boundary. Share your ZIP code to confirm availability.

Vancouver, WA

Portland, OR

Common questions

Before you request service.

A few practical answers about Air Guide’s service area and request process.

Where does Air Guide Heating & Cooling provide service?

Air Guide serves Vancouver, Washington, Portland, Oregon, and nearby communities. Because the surrounding service area is not defined as a fixed list of cities, contact the team with your location to confirm availability for a specific address.

What are Air Guide's regular business hours?

Published business hours are Monday through Saturday, 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Sunday hours are not listed. A web request is not an appointment confirmation; the team will contact you about scheduling.

Does Air Guide work on homes or commercial properties?

Air Guide serves residential and light commercial properties. Its documented project experience also includes custom homes, multi-family projects, tenant improvements, and general commercial HVAC work.

What if I am not sure which HVAC service I need?

Choose “Not sure” on the request form and describe what you hear, see, or feel, when it began, and whether heating, cooling, airflow, hot water, or the thermostat is affected. The symptom can then be routed to the most relevant service conversation.

Does submitting the form book an appointment?

No. The form sends and stores your service request so Air Guide can review the details and contact you about scheduling. Use the published phone number if you prefer to speak with the team directly during business hours.

What information should I include in a service request?

Include the main symptom, when it began, whether the system still operates, any unusual sound, ice, water, or odor, and your preferred contact and scheduling information. Do not open electrical, fuel, or refrigerant compartments to collect details.

Can Air Guide help with HVAC installation projects?

Yes. Air Guide's documented work includes furnaces, heat pumps, air conditioners, mini-split systems, ductwork, and rooftop package equipment, along with permit coordination and removal of replaced equipment for recycling where applicable.

Start here

Let’s get your home feeling right.

Tell us what is happening. We’ll help you understand the sensible next step.