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RiverbendHeating & Air

(555) 010-0177

Heating and cooling · Milwaukie, since 2006

Furnaces and air conditioning in Milwaukie, replaced and repaired properly.

A small local company in Milwaukie. We measure your house before we quote, install Goodman equipment, and do the duct work ourselves.

Call for a free estimate(555) 010-0177 See what we do
  • Goodman equipment
  • Our own duct crew
  • Written quotes
Gloved hands sliding a new pleated filter into a furnace

Free estimates

Measured before we quoteEvery system sized for the house it goes in.

Call for a free estimate

Free estimates and quotes on furnaces, air conditioning and heat pumps. Call us at (555) 010-0177

We measure, then we quote

We come out, measure the house, and give you a written quote.

Gloved hands cleaning the fins of an outdoor unit's coil with a soft brush

Duct work by our own crew

Who we are

A small company that does the whole job.

Most of our work is replacing old furnaces and converting homes from oil or electric heat to gas. We size every system for the house it goes in, handle the duct work ourselves, and come back the next season to check on it.

How we work

2006Working in Milwaukie since

GoodmanThe equipment we install

An outdoor air conditioning unit beside a suburban home at golden hour

What we do

Heating, cooling, and the ducts in between

Free estimates

  • Furnace replacement

    Old furnaces replaced, sized for your house.

  • Gas conversions

    From oil or electric heat to a high-efficiency gas furnace.

  • Heat pumps

    Heat in winter, cooling in summer, one system.

  • Furnace repair

    Diagnosed and explained before any work starts.

  • Air conditioning

    Central air added to your furnace, or an old unit replaced.

  • Duct work

    Supplied and installed by us, not subcontracted.

A clean outdoor air conditioning unit on a level pad with fresh mulch and small plants A refrigeration gauge set with blue and red gauges resting beside an outdoor air conditioning unit

How we work

The same careful steps, start to finish.

We’re a small local company. Here’s what working with us looks like, whether it’s a repair, a new air conditioner or a full conversion to gas.

  • Measured before we quote
  • Sized for your house
  • Goodman equipment
  • Our own duct crew
  • Repairs explained first
  • A check-in next season
Ask for a free estimate

  1. Call for a free estimate

    Ring us and tell us what’s going on with your heat or cooling.

  2. We measure and quote

    We come out, measure the house, and give you a written quote.

  3. Install, explain, check in

    We do the work, duct work included, walk you through it, and come back the next season to check on it.

A bright, comfortable living room with a wall vent near the floor

Comfort, room by room

A recent job

An older ranch house that finally got warm in the back bedrooms

The family had lived with cold back bedrooms for years and assumed it was the furnace. It was partly the furnace, a tired old unit, and partly a single undersized return.

We sized a new Goodman furnace for the house, added a second return in the hallway, and balanced the dampers room by room. The back bedrooms now stay about as warm as the living room, and the furnace runs shorter, quieter cycles.

Before we left we walked the homeowner through what we did, left the readings on the service sheet, and booked a check-in for the next season.

The house, room by room

Before

  • A tired old furnace
  • One undersized return, in the living room
  • Back bedrooms cold for years

After

  • New Goodman furnace, sized for the house
  • A second return added in the hallway
  • Dampers balanced room by room
  • Even warmthBack bedrooms, compared with the living room
  • A second returnAdded in the hallway, beside the old one
  • Shorter, quieter cyclesFrom a furnace sized for the house

Sound familiar?

A few of the problems people call us about, and what usually comes next.

A dust-clogged furnace filter pulled partway out of its slot
Furnace

It starts, then shuts off

A dirty flame sensor or a clogged filter are the usual causes. Both are quick fixes.

Read the answer
Frost on the refrigerant line and service valve of an outdoor air conditioning unit
Air conditioning

Frost on the lines outside

Something isn’t right. We’ll find the cause and talk it through with you before any work starts.

Ask about frost on the lines
An outdoor heat pump half buried in snow, with ice along its edge
Heat pumps

Will it keep up in winter?

Modern heat pumps heat well in our climate. For the coldest nights we size a backup heat source.

More on heat pumps
A sun-baked living room on a hot afternoon with a floor fan running and a thermostat on the wall
Air conditioning

A hot afternoon and a floor fan

Central air can be added to your existing furnace, or an old unit replaced.

See air conditioning
A wall-mounted smart thermostat in a sunlit living room
Duct work

Rooms that never warm up

Sometimes it’s the furnace, sometimes it’s the ducts. We do both, with our own crew.

See a recent job

Questions we hear most

My furnace starts then shuts off. Why?

A dirty flame sensor or a clogged filter are the usual causes. Both are quick fixes.

Can my oil furnace be converted to gas?

Usually it is replaced with a gas furnace rather than converted. We check that gas service can reach the house first.

Will a heat pump keep up in winter?

Modern heat pumps heat well in our climate. For the coldest nights we size a backup heat source.

Are your estimates really free?

Yes. We come out, measure the house, and give you a written quote.

Do you do the duct work yourselves?

Yes. Duct work is supplied and installed by our own crew, not subcontracted.

What equipment do you install?

We install Goodman equipment, sized for the house it goes in.

Service area

Where we work

Based in Milwaukie, Oregon, and working across the neighborhoods around it.

  • Home baseMilwaukie
  • Also regularlyOak Grove, Gladstone and Sellwood
  • By arrangementThe rest of the east side
Ask us to check your address
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Thinking about a new furnace or AC?

Call for a free estimate.

We come out, measure the house, and give you a written quote.

Call us at(555) 010-0177 Free estimates and quotes
Call for a free estimate(555) 010-0177