$189 for a full furnace tune-up, $139 if you’re a member. No surprises, no upsells, just honest work from techs who live in your neighborhood.
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$189
$139 MEMBERSHIP PRICING
Furnace tune-up, or mini-split system (1-3 heads)
WHAT’S INCLUDED WITH EACH VISIT:
Full inspection, top to bottom
Safety check on electrical and gas parts
Cleaning where it counts, for performance and lifespan
Motor, ignitor, and carbon monoxide testing
Performance test, then a straight answer
MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS!
10% Off Repairs
Members save 10% on every repair, no minimums, no exceptions, no fine print.
Cashback Comfort Club
Every year you’re enrolled, you earn credit toward your next furnace or full system replacement, up to $1,500 over 10 years for heating and cooling members, so your maintenance dollars pay you back.
Every year you stay enrolled, your credit grows.
YEAR 1
$75 credit
YEAR 4
$300 credit
YEAR 7
$525 credit
YEAR 10
$750 credit
Every HVAC Company Offers a Discount. We Pay You Back.
TYPICAL HVAC MEMBERSHIP:
CASCADIA COMFORT MEMBERSHIP:
Safety, performance, and a furnace you finally understand.
01
Safety Check
We test carbon monoxide levels at the flue, inspect the heat exchanger for cracks, and check the gas valve, ignitor, and electrical connections for safety.
02
Clean the Parts That Matter
Burners, flame sensor, and blower wheel get cleaned so combustion stays efficient and your system isn’t working harder than it should.
03
Performance Test
We test the limit switch, check blower motor amp draw, and measure actual heat output, not just whether it powers on.
04
New Filter Included
Furnace visits include a standard-size filter replacement, one less thing on your list.
05
Walkthrough Before We Leave
We explain what we found and what it means, in plain language, before we pack up.
06
Typical Visit: 2 to 3 Hours
Time varies by system type and condition, but most furnace visits fall in this range.
07
Cleanup
Your space, cleaned up, no mess left behind.
SCHEDULE
1. Book before the cold hits — Get on the calendar before heating season starts, so a small issue doesn’t turn into a no-heat call in January.
2. Choose a window that fits — Morning or afternoon, you pick what works for your day.
LEADING UP TO YOUR VISIT
3. A reminder, not a surprise — We confirm the appointment ahead of time so it’s never a scramble.
4. See who’s coming — A photo and quick bio land in your inbox before the tech arrives at your door.
ON-SITE
5. The full check — Safety tested, key parts cleaned, system run under real conditions.
6. No pressure, no hidden costs — Anything beyond standard maintenance gets flagged clearly, with a real price, before any work happens.
7. A recap you can follow — The tech walks you through exactly what was done and why it matters, before heading out.
ONCE WE’RE DONE
8. Paperwork that pays off — You get a written record of the visit, handy for warranty claims or rebate programs that require proof of maintenance.
Furnaces rarely fail without warning. Here’s what to watch for before it stops working altogether.
A furnace working harder than it should shows up on your utility bill before it shows up anywhere else.
Some rooms warm, others cold. That’s often a sign of airflow or blower issues, not just old ductwork.
Banging, rattling, or squealing usually points to a part that’s loose, worn, or about to fail.
A furnace that won’t hold a steady cycle is often struggling with a dirty component or failing part.
A healthy flame burns blue. Yellow can mean incomplete combustion and a carbon monoxide risk.
Annual maintenance is the standard for a reason. Skipping a year raises the odds of a mid-winter breakdown.
A burning smell on startup is normal briefly. Persistent odors or dust often mean it’s time for a look.
A furnace that’s not running efficiently can throw off indoor air balance, not just temperature.
We’re Snohomish County families too, which means winter mornings without heat hit home for us the same way they hit home for you. Cascadia Comfort isn’t just a branded truck showing up at your door, we’re a PSE Trade Ally approved contractor, active in the same neighborhoods we service, and invested in keeping this community running warm and safe through the season.
Seattle winters aren’t the coldest, but they’re long, damp, and hard on a furnace in ways that don’t show up in other regions. Here’s what we watch for.
PSE Trade Ally: Utility-verified contractor for Puget Sound Energy customers getting gas for their furnaces
Kicking Gas Partner: Helping Snohomish County homeowners access electrification subsidies incase you wanted to move away from your gas furnace, to electric heating
Free furnace maintenance support for local nonprofits, including:
Not every contractor makes this list. Mitsubishi only approves technicians who meet a higher bar, and we’re one of them.
Carrier, Trane, Lennox, or something older and discontinued, our techs are trained to work on what you already have.
No black box service. Your tech walks you through what’s being checked and why, in your own furnace room.
We stand behind every visit with a 10-year labor warranty, on top of the 10-year manufacturer warranty already protecting your new system.
HEAT PUMP MAINTENANCE
Have a central, ducted heat pump? Keep it running efficiently with a seasonal tune-up.
FURNACE INSTALLATION
Ready for a new system instead of another repair? We’ll help you choose the right fit.
HEATING
Your hub for everything heating related, repair, maintenance, and installation.
Furnace maintenance with Cascadia Comfort is $189 per visit, or $139 if you’re a member. Combined heating and cooling visits and multi-head mini-split systems are priced separately.
A full safety check, cleaning of key components, a performance test, filter replacement, and a plain-language walkthrough before we leave. See the full breakdown above.
Once a year, ideally before heating season starts. Waiting longer raises your odds of a mid-winter breakdown and can affect warranty coverage.
Often, yes. Most manufacturer warranties require documented annual maintenance. We provide that record so you’re covered if you ever need to file a claim.
Yes. Carrier, Trane, Lennox, York, American Standard, and most other brands, including older or discontinued units. We’re also a Mitsubishi-approved contractor, which reflects our overall standards even though Mitsubishi doesn’t manufacture furnaces.
Yes. Members pay $139 per visit instead of $189, plus priority scheduling before peak season. $75 of that furnace maintenance fee goes back to you each year towards a new system.
Most visits run 2 to 3 hours, depending on your system’s age and condition.
Some of it, changing a filter, clearing dust near the unit. But testing for carbon monoxide, checking gas pressure, and inspecting the heat exchanger require professional equipment and training. Skipping those isn’t worth the risk.
Book your furnace tune-up today. Licensed, local techs, flat-rate pricing, no surprises.
