Oregon City homeowners call Ben's Heating & Air Conditioning for heating, cooling, ductless, and indoor air quality service, from our shop on McLoughlin Boulevard, where the Burton family has worked since 1990. Call 503-233-1779 or request service online to schedule a visit and keep your home comfortable through every season.
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Air Conditioning Repair, Installation & Replacement
When an air conditioner stops cooling, Ben's Heating & Air Conditioning works through the likely causes in order: thermostat settings, the capacitor and contactor, the condenser fan, refrigerant levels, and the compressor. Our air conditioning repair visits explain what failed and what the fix involves, and when a system is near the end of its life we lay out air conditioning installation options side by side with the repair.
If you live in Hazel Grove or Westling Farm and your AC quits during a heat wave, call early in the day and describe what the system is doing. Heat waves fill repair schedules across the Portland area, and the sooner we hear about the problem, the sooner we can plan the visit.
Air Duct Installation, Inspection & Repair
Leaky, disconnected, or crushed ducts waste heated and cooled air before it reaches the rooms. At Ben's Heating & Air Conditioning, we inspect ductwork for these problems and handle air duct installation, sealing, and repair so each room gets the airflow it was designed for.
Homeowners in the McLoughlin neighborhood whose rooms never match the thermostat can ask us to test airflow room by room before anything is replaced.
Duct Cleaning Services
Dust and debris that settle in ductwork can restrict airflow and recirculate through the home each time the system runs. Our team at Ben's Heating & Air Conditioning provides duct cleaning that clears accumulated buildup so air moves through the system the way it was meant to.
In Park Place, a remodel, a long stretch without service, or a new family member with allergies are all good reasons to ask us whether cleaning makes sense for your home.
Furnace Repair, Installation & Replacement
A furnace that will not ignite, short cycles, or blows cool air usually points to an ignition, flame sensor, gas valve, or airflow problem. At Ben's Heating & Air Conditioning, we diagnose the cause and handle furnace repair and replacement for gas systems from all major brands, and our heating repair page covers the repair process in more detail.
Homeowners in Hillendale and Tower Vista with an older furnace can book an inspection before winter. We point out which parts are wearing out so a replacement can be planned instead of rushed.
Heat Pump Installation, Repair & Replacement
A heat pump heats in winter and cools in summer from one system, which is why more homeowners weigh one when a furnace or AC reaches replacement age. Our team at Ben's Heating & Air Conditioning handles heat pump installation, repair, and replacement, and as an Energy Trust of Oregon affiliated contractor can help confirm which incentives apply before a project starts.
Two Rivers homeowners heating with a gas furnace or electric baseboards can ask us how a ducted or ductless heat pump would fit their home.
HVAC Maintenance Plans
Seasonal tune-ups catch worn parts before they fail on the coldest or hottest day of the year. Through Ben's Heating & Air Conditioning, homeowners can join a maintenance membership that inspects, cleans, and tunes heating and cooling equipment so small issues are found early.
Rivercrest homeowners can set up spring and fall system checks through the membership, one ahead of the cooling season and one before the heating season.
Indoor Air Quality Solutions
Temperature is only part of comfort. Dust, allergens, and excess moisture shape how a home feels day to day, and Ben's Heating & Air Conditioning provides indoor air quality services that include air purification, upgraded filtration, and humidity control.
If you live near Willamette Falls and notice musty odors, window condensation, or dust that returns right after cleaning, ask us about humidity control and filtration upgrades.
Mini Split & Ductless HVAC Services
Ductless mini splits heat and cool a single room or zone without ductwork, which suits additions, converted garages, and rooms that central air reaches poorly. At Ben's Heating & Air Conditioning, we install and repair ductless systems, including indoor heads, outdoor units, error codes, and drain lines.
Canemah sits on the Willamette River bank at the southwest edge of the city, and the City of Oregon City notes on its Canemah National Register District page that most homes in the district require review of exterior alterations. If you plan a ductless install there, check the city’s requirements for exterior equipment before the outdoor unit and line set are placed.
Why Oregon City Homeowners Choose Ben’s Heating & Air Conditioning
The company was founded in 1990 by Ben Burton and his son Clyde, and Clyde now leads the company with his sons Keith and Tim, which makes it a third-generation family business. Tim, who runs operations, is a Marine Corps veteran, and the family supports Operation HomeFront and the Returning Veterans Project. We are BBB accredited with an A+ rating since 1993, an Energy Trust of Oregon affiliated contractor, and licensed in Oregon under CCB #64597. Customers have rated us 4.9 stars on Google across more than 800 reviews, and many of those reviews mention technicians who explain what they found and walk through the repair.
Oregon City HVAC Incentive, Repair & Scheduling Questions, Answered
What HVAC incentives are available in Oregon City through Energy Trust of Oregon?
Energy Trust of Oregon offers incentives on qualifying high-efficiency heat pumps, and the amount depends on the equipment, the home, and the utility serving it. Programs and amounts change, so check the current offer on the Energy Trust of Oregon site or ask us before you choose equipment, and we will confirm what applies to your project.
Why is my AC running but not cooling my Oregon City home?
Start with the basics: confirm the thermostat is set to cool, replace a dirty filter, and clear leaves and cottonwood fluff from around the outdoor unit. If the fan runs but the air stays warm, the outdoor unit will not start, or ice forms on the refrigerant lines, turn the system off and call us. Those symptoms usually point to a capacitor, refrigerant, coil, or compressor problem, and running the system while iced can make the damage worse.
Why won’t my furnace ignite in my Oregon City home?
A furnace that clicks, tries to light, and shuts down is usually protecting itself. A dirty or failed flame sensor, a worn igniter, a gas valve problem, or restricted airflow or venting can each stop the burners. Check that the thermostat is set to heat and the filter is clean, then call us for furnace repair if it still will not light. Do not bypass safety controls, and if you smell gas, leave the house and call your gas utility or 911 first.
Another company told me my Oregon City furnace needs replacing. Can Ben’s give a second opinion?
Yes. Tell us what the other company found, and our technician will inspect the system and explain which problems exist today and which parts are simply aging. A furnace near the end of its life can sometimes still be repaired while you plan the replacement, and you will see the repair and replacement options before you decide.
Does Ben’s repair heating and cooling systems that another company installed?
Yes. We repair equipment from all major brands, including systems another contractor installed, and some customers have called us to track down problems on newly installed equipment. When you call, give us the make and model if you have it and describe what the system does, and we will start with a diagnosis.
When is Ben’s open, and how do I get service during a heat wave or cold snap?
Our office is open Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Heat waves and cold snaps fill the schedule, so call early in the day and tell us whether the system has stopped completely or is only underperforming. That detail helps us plan the visit and bring the right parts.
Schedule HVAC Service in Oregon City, OR Today
Call 503-233-1779 or request service online to schedule heating, cooling, or ductless service. We also serve nearby West Linn, Milwaukie, Lake Oswego, and Canby, and our service area page lists the rest of the Portland metro.