Black Lotus HVAC + Electrical (206) 200-9134
Service area · Seattle, WA

HVAC and electrical in Seattle, WA.

Black Lotus HVAC and Electrical serves all of Seattle from Beacon Hill to Magnolia, Capitol Hill to West Seattle. We install cold-climate heat pumps, repair furnaces, upgrade electrical panels, and install EV chargers across every Seattle ZIP code from 98101 through 98199. As a Puget Sound Energy Trade Ally, we apply the $1,200 instant heat pump rebate to your quote on the spot, no paperwork, no waiting for reimbursement.

// SEATTLE · 98103 BEACON HILL → MAGNOLIA
Local · Born + raised

The three of us, Chase Tasca, Parker Reed, and Charlie Lightsey, were all born and raised in Seattle. Each of us has over a decade in the HVAC trade. Combined, we've seen what the city's housing stock actually does in a wet October and a cold January, and we install systems that work for it.

30+ yrs combined
What Seattle homes specifically need

Seattle housing breaks roughly into three eras.

Each one calls for a different approach. The Beacon Hill quote isn't the same as the Belltown quote, and we don't pretend it is.

  1. 01

    Pre-1950 craftsman and bungalow.

    Beacon Hill, Wallingford, Madrona, Greenwood, Phinney Ridge. Often still on knob-and-tube wiring at least partially. Original panels at 60 to 100 amps. Adding a heat pump usually means panel upgrade and sometimes partial rewire before the HVAC work can start.

  2. 02

    Mid-century to 1980s.

    West Seattle, Magnolia, Madison Park, parts of Capitol Hill. Panel typically 100 to 200 amps. Many still on the original gas furnace from the 1990s, now end-of-life. Heat pump conversion is straightforward; AC isn't typically present which makes the dual-purpose argument stronger.

  3. 03

    Modern infill.

    South Lake Union, Eastlake, Belltown, Ballard new construction. Already on 200-amp panels with high-efficiency gas. Heat pump conversion is easier electrically but often delayed because the existing furnace is still young. EV charger installs are the most common request from this housing stock.

Services in Seattle

Services we provide across Seattle.

The Seattle math

Why Seattle homes pencil out so well for heat pumps.

Seattle's combination of mild winters and increasingly hot smoke-affected summers makes heat pumps the right answer for almost every home considering a furnace replacement.

The math:

  • PSE rebate $1,200 instant
  • Federal IRA tax credit Up to $2,000
  • Operating cost savings Typically $400 to $600/yr vs gas (PSE rates, average Seattle home)
  • AC included No separate $5,000 to $7,000 cooling system needed (more critical now during smoke season)

For a 2,200 sq ft Seattle craftsman replacing a 1998 gas furnace, the 10-year net cost picture favors a heat pump by about $4,000 to $7,000 after stacking rebates, credits, and operating cost savings. That gap widens for homes in west-facing locations where summer cooling matters more.

The exception: homes with active knob-and-tube wiring that can't safely support the new load. In those cases we rewire first, then install the heat pump.

Coverage at a glance

Seattle by the numbers.

31
Seattle ZIPs covered

98101 through 98199. Every neighborhood, same quote, same crews.

35min
Diagnostic radius

Same-day diagnostic within 35 minutes of our Bellevue base.

7days
Phone coverage

Mon-Sun, 7 AM to 8 PM. We answer when you call.

$1,200
PSE instant rebate

Trade Ally pricing built into every heat pump quote, no filing.

Seattle neighborhoods we serve

We cover every neighborhood in Seattle.

These are the ones we're in most often.

North Seattle

Ballard, Fremont, Wallingford, Greenwood, Phinney Ridge, Crown Hill, Loyal Heights, Whittier Heights, Lake City, Maple Leaf, Northgate, Pinehurst, Wedgwood.

Central Seattle

Capitol Hill, First Hill, Central District, Madison Park, Madrona, Leschi, Mount Baker, Madison Valley.

West Seattle

Alki, Admiral, Junction, North Admiral, Gatewood, Highland Park, Delridge, Genesee, Seaview, Roxhill.

South Seattle

Beacon Hill, Columbia City, Hillman City, Mt Baker, Rainier Valley, Rainier Beach, South Park, Georgetown, Industrial District.

Downtown / waterfront

Downtown, Belltown, South Lake Union, Eastlake, Westlake, Pioneer Square, International District.

Northwest / Magnolia / Queen Anne

Magnolia, Lawton Park, Briarcliff, Interbay, Queen Anne, Westlake, Lower Queen Anne.

Seattle ZIP codes covered

Every Seattle ZIP we cover.

98101 98102 98103 98104 98105 98106 98107 98108 98109 98112 98115 98116 98117 98118 98119 98121 98122 98125 98126 98133 98134 98136 98144 98146 98154 98164 98174 98177 98178 98195 98199
Local rebate and incentive context

For Seattle homeowners specifically, three programs stack.

PSE Trade Ally · Heat Pump Rebate
$1,200
Instant

We apply it on your quote, not reimbursement. Active for 2026.

Federal IRA 25C Tax Credit
Up to $2,000
On your taxes

30% of project cost up to $2,000 per year. Claimed on your taxes. We provide AHRI certificates and documentation.

Seattle City Light Clean Heat
Up to $2,000
Income-qualified

For income-qualified households converting from oil heat. Different from PSE; some Seattle homes are in City Light territory, not PSE.

Seattle-specific FAQ

Quick answers before you call.

01 /

How long does heat pump installation take in Seattle?

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Standard installs are 2 to 3 days. Add 1 to 2 days for panel upgrade. Add a week for rewire if needed. We work in Seattle weather year-round, including light rain.
02 /

Do you serve Beacon Hill / West Seattle / [my neighborhood]?

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Yes. Every Seattle neighborhood. ZIP codes 98101 through 98199. Pricing doesn't vary by neighborhood, same quote, same crews, same response time across the city.
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Are you a PSE Trade Ally specifically for Seattle?

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Yes. The same Trade Ally designation covers Seattle, Bellevue, and the broader PSE service area. We apply the $1,200 rebate to qualifying installs.
04 /

Is Seattle City Light or PSE my utility?

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Most of Seattle proper is on Seattle City Light for electricity but PSE for natural gas. Some southern and northern edges are PSE-only. We confirm at consult.
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Can you do same-day repairs in Seattle?

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Yes. Most days we can reach Seattle homes within 2 to 4 hours of your call during business hours (7 AM, 8 PM, 7 days).
Schedule your Seattle consult

Three Seattle-born partners. 30+ years combined HVAC experience.

Call (206) 200-9134 between 7 AM and 8 PM, seven days a week. Final payment only after you've signed off on the install.

Hours Mon-Sun · 7 AM – 8 PM
Service area King · Pierce · Snohomish

PSE Trade Ally with $1,200 instant rebate. Master electrician on every consult. Same-day diagnostic within 35 minutes of Bellevue.

Call (206) 200-9134 · Free quote