HVAC Company & Contractor in Battle Ground WA

About our Battle Ground work.

Battle Ground more than doubled in twenty years, from 9,296 people in the 2000 census to 20,743 in 2020, and most of it came between 2000 and 2010 (17,571 people in the 2010 census). That gives the town three kinds of HVAC work: ducted systems from the 2000s building boom that are reaching the end of their first life, newer homes still going up around town, and rural properties outside the city where gas service thins out.

This year our Battle Ground work has been two new homes, a permitted gut remodel inside city limits, and a service call on an existing system, so we know the city’s permit and inspection process from the inside. NW Natural supplies natural gas in town, and Clark Public Utilities (Clark PUD) supplies the power.

Neighborhoods we work in.

Downtown and the older streets near Main Street. Older homes with mixed heating and often smaller electrical panels, which we check before any heat pump conversion.
Subdivisions from the 2000s boom. Ducted gas furnaces, ACs and heat pumps installed when these homes were built, many now 15–20+ years old; replacement season.
New construction around town. New homes for local builders, sized from a room-by-room load calculation instead of a rule of thumb.
Rural Battle Ground, outside city limits. Larger lots, propane and electric heat, and ductless mini-splits for shops, ADUs and outbuildings.

Replacing a system from the 2000s.

When we replace a system from the 2000s, we size the new one from a Manual J load calculation rather than copying the old tonnage, check the ductwork and return air, and quote the options in writing. A gas furnace replacement in Clark County typically runs $6,400–$13,300 installed and a heat pump $8,800–$27,200 (2026 prices), depending on the system and efficiency tier; the estimator shows a range for your home in about a minute.

If the old system still runs and you are deciding whether to fix it, our furnace repair-vs-replace guide walks through the 15-year, 30% rule with real numbers.

Mini-split installation in Battle Ground.

A ductless mini-split installation in Battle Ground runs $4,800–$19,300 installed for a Mitsubishi Electric system (2026 prices). If the home heats with electricity today, Clark PUD pays its flat $900 ductless rebate, one per home, and any Washington-licensed contractor can install for it. Single-zone heads also heat and cool shops, ADUs and outbuildings on rural lots without new ductwork. Our mini-split installation page shows the equipment.

Permits in Battle Ground.

Inside city limits, the City of Battle Ground Building Division issues the mechanical permit for a furnace, heat pump, AC or mini-split, through the city’s online permit portal, and that holds for a like-for-like replacement too. Properties outside city limits get the mechanical permit from Clark County instead. Any electrical permit comes from Washington L&I either way, because Battle Ground is not one of the cities that runs its own electrical inspections. We pull the mechanical permit on every install and schedule the inspection, so you are not left chasing it.

Furnace, AC, and heat pump repair in Battle Ground.

We repair as well as install. Our crew diagnoses and repairs most major brands of gas and propane furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps and ductless mini-splits across Battle Ground. Every repair visit starts with a proper diagnostic (pressures, electrical, airflow) so the fix we quote is the fix you need. There’s a flat trip charge for diagnostic calls on existing equipment, disclosed upfront, and it usually rolls into the job if you go ahead with the repair.

The full rundown lives on our furnace repair and heat pump repair pages, with the broader list on the HVAC repair page. For no-heat or no-cool emergencies we prioritize same-day service when our schedule allows, and Peak Care members get first priority in the dispatch queue.

Rebates and incentives in Battle Ground.

Clark PUD serves Battle Ground. Its ducted heat pump rebate is limited to its Contractor Network, which we have not joined, so the Clark PUD money we can file here is the flat $900 ductless rebate on a home that heats with electricity today. Homes on gas or propane get nothing from Clark PUD for a heat pump, and the federal 25C credit expired December 31, 2025. The Clark PUD rebate guide has the current amounts and rules.

Why homeowners in Battle Ground pick Pacific Peak.

The person who answers the phone is the person who runs the estimate. Pacific Peak is family-owned, our installers are direct hires (no subcontractors), we pull permits on every install, and we’re licensed and bonded in Washington (Lic# PACIFPM742JC). The 60+ five-star Google reviews at the top of this page come from homeowners across Clark County, and everything we recommend goes in writing before any work starts.

Services available in Battle Ground.

Heat pump installation, Mitsubishi Diamond Contractor, American Standard Authorized Dealer
Furnace replacement, 95% AFUE gas furnaces from American Standard, our certified dealer brand
Air conditioning, single-speed, multi-speed and variable-speed systems
Furnace and AC repair, diagnostic-first service on most major brands
Ductless mini-splits, single-zone to 6-zone Mitsubishi systems
New construction, HVAC for local builders, sized by load calculation
Light commercial HVAC, RTU install and service, VRF systems, scheduled PM agreements
Peak Care maintenance, seasonal tune-ups, priority dispatch, rate protection
Priority emergency dispatch for Peak Care members, same-day during business hours

Find us near Battle Ground.

Battle Ground sits about 14 miles from our Vancouver HQ.

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Common questions, HVAC in Battle Ground.

Battle Ground is about 14 miles from our Vancouver headquarters. For scheduled installs we usually book 1–2 weeks out, and Peak Care members get same-day priority dispatch for no-heat or no-cool emergencies. Contact us and we’ll give you a firm window.

Battle Ground is served by Clark Public Utilities (Clark PUD). The ducted rebate of up to $1,250 is only paid to installers in the utility’s Contractor Network, which we have not joined, so through us that one is $0. The flat $900 ductless rebate takes any Washington-licensed contractor, and your existing heat has to be electric. Homes on gas or propane get $0 from Clark PUD for a heat pump. See our Clark PUD rebate guide.

Yes. Inside city limits, a furnace, heat pump, AC or mini-split replacement needs a mechanical permit from the City of Battle Ground Building Division, even for a like-for-like swap. Homes outside city limits get it from Clark County instead, and any electrical permit comes from Washington L&I either way. We pull the mechanical permit on every install and schedule the inspection.

Use the two-condition rule: replace only if the furnace is 15+ years old and the repair quote is 30% or more of the cost of a new one. A new gas furnace installed in Clark County runs $6,400–$13,300 (2026 prices), so a $900 repair on a 20-year-old furnace still says repair. Our repair-vs-replace guide has a quiz that runs the math.

Yes. This year two of our Battle Ground jobs were new homes, and one was a permitted gut remodel. We size each house from a room-by-room load calculation and handle the mechanical permit and inspection. Builders can reach us through the contact page.

We do. We diagnose and repair most major brands of gas and propane furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps, and ductless mini-splits in Battle Ground. Details live on our furnace repair and heat pump repair pages. There’s a flat trip charge for diagnostic calls on existing equipment, disclosed upfront, and it usually rolls into the job if you go ahead with the repair. Quotes for new equipment installs are free.

Nearby service areas

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