With warmer weather on the way, a homeowner in Kirkland decided it was the perfect time to upgrade their comfort by installing a new HVAC system before the summer heat arrives. Their goal was to add reliable cooling to the upper-floor living space while also improving year-round efficiency. Our HVAC team designed a solution that delivers powerful performance, dependable comfort, and the flexibility to handle the Pacific Northwest’s changing seasons.
To meet the homeowner’s needs, our technicians installed a Mitsubishi MXZ-SM48NLHZ Hyper-Heat Heat Pump Outdoor Unit, paired with a Mitsubishi SVZ-AP30NL 30,000 BTU Multi-Position Air Handler and a Mitsubishi PAC-LMA30BC 3-Port Branch Box. This combination provides efficient heating and cooling while offering Mitsubishi Electric’s renowned Hyper-Heat technology for dependable performance, even during colder temperatures. The new system also qualifies as a ducted heat pump solution, making it an excellent upgrade for homeowners looking to improve comfort and energy efficiency.
As part of the project, the installation met the eligibility requirements for a Puget Sound Energy (PSE) ducted heat pump rebate, helping the homeowner take advantage of available energy-efficiency incentives. Qualifying rebate programs can make upgrading to high-efficiency HVAC equipment an even better value when installed by qualified contractors.
Whether you’re preparing for the summer heat or planning ahead for year-round comfort, upgrading your HVAC system can improve your home’s efficiency, indoor comfort, and peace of mind. If you’re considering a new heating and cooling system, the Seatown Services team is here to help you find the right solution for your home.
Contact us today to schedule an estimate or service visit.
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