Woodward Heating Air Plumbing is here to help with all of your HVAC needs in Lowell, OR. Our team can upgrade your home with the latest heating and cooling solutions in Lowell, OR. We’re also available for emergency repairs and seasonal HVAC services throughout Lowell, OR.
Contact Woodward Heating Air Plumbing today to learn more about your HVAC options in Lowell.
Why Choose Woodward Heating Air Plumbing for HVAC Services in Lowell
For over 35 years, we’ve been a trusted cooling and heating company serving the Greater Salem area. You can count on our HVAC technicians for honest advice and high-quality workmanship. We stand behind our work with a labor warranty and satisfaction guarantee.
- Second-generation family-owned company
- Serving Oregon homeowners since 1989
- Upfront pricing and straightforward service
- Fully licensed, insured, and bonded
- NATE- and EPA-certified HVAC technicians
Heating and Cooling Services in Lowell, OR
Our heating and AC company can help you improve your home comfort in many ways. We provide installation, maintenance, and repair services for all HVAC brands and models. Our technicians install central AC, heat pump, gas and electric furnace, and ductless mini-split systems. We can also augment your house with thermostat and indoor air quality upgrades.
- Heating repair
- Heating installation
- Heating maintenance
- Heat pumps
- AC repair
- AC installation
- AC maintenance
- Ductless AC
- New construction HVAC
- Indoor air quality
- Thermostats
Heating Repair, AC Repair & Heat Pump Solutions
For comfort all winter long, rely on us for furnace repair in Lowell, OR. Our team can also repair your AC or heat pump in the middle of a summer heat wave. We can convert homes from traditional furnace and AC pairings to standalone and hybrid heat pumps. Our technicians can even improve your efficiency with advanced thermostat control and your air quality with in-duct air purification and more.
Serving Lowell & Nearby Oregon Communities
From the Dexter Reservoir to Rockcrest Drive, we provide custom, region-specific HVAC services. Even in the area’s oldest houses, we can achieve high-efficiency heating and cooling.
- Albany
- Corvallis
- Creswell
- Eugene
- Independence
- Jefferson
- Keizer
- Lebanon
- Lowell
- Salem
- Springfield
- And the surrounding Oregon communities
Schedule HVAC Service in Lowell, OR
Check out our website for our current specials and details about our maintenance plan. Request quotes and schedule appointments online or by phone. Call us any time you need emergency cooling or heating repair in Lowell, OR. For our installation services, we offer free, in-person estimates and flexible financing options on approved credit.
For upfront pricing and trusted, local HVAC services in Lowell, OR, call Woodward Heating Air Plumbing or contact us online.
Lowell HVAC FAQs
Here are answers to the top questions about air conditioner, furnace, and heat pump service in Lowell, OR. Contact us at your convenience with any additional questions.
Will I save money by turning my furnace or heat pump down at night?
Yes, you can save significant money by using warm bedding and lowering your heat overnight. The best way to do this isn’t manually but with a programmable or smart thermostat. The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that these devices can lower the average household’s annual heating costs by up to 8%.
Will closing some registers increase my heating/cooling efficiency?
No, closing your registers will generally not improve HVAC efficiency. In fact, in the typical single-zone central system, doing so will actually undermine it. That’s because it disrupts static pressure within the system. Incorrect pressure can lead to uneven heating/cooling and your unit working harder.
What is the difference between a heat pump and a gas/oil heating system?
Traditional fuel-fired heating systems produce heat through combustion. A heat pump system, on the other hand, moves heat from outside to inside the home. This approach is much more efficient. A typical furnace is 80% efficient, while even a mid-efficiency heat pump is at least 300% efficient.
How do I determine the size of the system I need for my home?
We perform a custom load calculation for every HVAC installation in Lowell, OR. It will account for your home’s layout and cubic footage. This approach also allows us to adjust for climate, location, building envelope, and so forth.
What is zoning and is it right for my home?
Zoning is a central HVAC approach through which we organize a house into discrete heating/cooling zones. It can be very beneficial in larger homes, particularly multistory houses. It lets you improve energy efficiency by up to 30% over a standard single-zone system.
How often should I change my air filter?
The general rule is at least every three months for optimal HVAC performance and indoor air quality in Lowell, OR. However, we recommend checking your filter at least once a month. Swap it out whenever you see dust accumulating on the outer surface.