Heating and cooling for Battle Ground homes
777 HVAC repairs and installs furnaces, heat pumps, ductless mini-splits and central air in Battle Ground. Alex, the owner, diagnoses the problem, writes the price down before any work and does the repair or installation. Estimates on replacements are free.
- Furnace repair and furnace replacement
- Heat pump repair and heat pump installation
- Ductless mini-splits, single-zone and multi-zone
- AC repair and central air installation
- Seasonal maintenance and ventilation and HRVs
Permits: city or county?
Inside Battle Ground city limits, the city lists A/C units, furnaces and ductwork among the work that needs a permit, and says the repair or replacement of HVAC equipment requires one (City of Battle Ground). Electrical permits for the same job come from Washington L&I (City of Battle Ground).
Homes just outside the city limits fall under Clark County instead, where a one-for-one swap of a furnace, heat pump or air conditioner can go through the county’s Limited Trade Permit, which only licensed contractors can buy and which includes at least one inspection (Clark County). Either way, ask for the permit number before the work starts.
Electric heat to heat pump
Homes heated with an electric furnace, baseboards or wall heaters are the ones Clark Public Utilities’ rebates are aimed at. As of October 2026: $1,000 to $1,250 for converting an electric furnace to a central heat pump, and $900 for a ductless heat pump in a home with an electric furnace or zonal electric heat. A ductless system can also heat and cool a shop, an addition or an ADU without running ducts. The Clark County rebate guide has the rules.
Common questions
Do you serve Battle Ground, WA?
Yes. Battle Ground is part of 777 HVAC’s regular service area. Call (360) 903-3590 with your address to confirm scheduling, especially for homes out past the city limits.
Do I need a permit to replace a furnace in Battle Ground?
Yes. The City of Battle Ground says repair or replacement of HVAC equipment requires a permit; electrical permits come from Washington L&I. Homes outside city limits are permitted through Clark County.
Can a mini-split heat a shop or outbuilding?
Yes. A ductless mini-split heats and cools a single space without ductwork. Sizing depends on the building’s insulation, doors and use, so it starts with a load calculation.