About Ed's Heating & Air

Hi, I'm Ed, the owner and tech behind Ed's Heating & Air. After 7+ years learning the trade alongside my family, I started my own shop to offer honest service, fair prices, and straightforward work.

We're a small family business here in Portland, OR. My wife and I take care of every single customer. When you call, you won't get passed around a big company, you get a local guy who actually listens and gets the job done right.

Whether it's a new system install, an A/C fix on a hot summer day, or routine tune-ups, my goal is simple: solid work at a fair price.

When you call Ed's Heating & Air, you're not calling a giant corporation with layers of departments, salespeople, and people passing you from one person to another. You get us. Directly. One small, local business. One phone number. One point of contact. Real communication. There's no sales pressure, no unnecessary upselling, and no confusion about who is working on your home. We believe you deserve to know what you're paying for, why you need it, and exactly what we're going to do. We keep our business small because it allows us to keep our service personal. We can respond quickly, communicate clearly, and take pride in every project we put our name on. And because we don't have the massive overhead of a large corporation, we can offer high-quality HVAC work at a price that makes sense. No corporate markup. No unnecessary extras. No cutting corners. Just honest work, quality equipment, clear communication, and a job done right.

Still not convinced? That's okay. Don't just take our word for it. Take a look at what our customers have to say. Read our Google reviews and hear directly from the people who have trusted us with their homes. Their experiences and kind words mean more to us than anything we could say about ourselves.

When you choose Ed's Heating & Air, you're not just another customer on a schedule. You're a homeowner trusting us with your home—and we take that personally. Small business. Personal service. Quality work. Fair prices. That's why we believe the question should be: Why not us?