Heating and cooling for Camas homes
777 HVAC repairs and installs furnaces, heat pumps, ductless mini-splits and central air conditioning in Camas, and maintains them between seasons. Alex, the owner, takes the call and does the work, so there is no hand-off between a salesperson, a dispatcher and a crew. Repairs are priced in writing before work starts, and 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
East winds and the outdoor unit
Camas sits near the western end of the Columbia River Gorge. NOAA and National Weather Service forecasters describe the Columbia River Gorge as the only major gap in the Cascades, and note that in late autumn and winter, easterly winds through it can bring snow, freezing rain and strong winds to the Portland–Vancouver area (NOAA, 2018).
For a heat pump or mini-split on an exposed lot, the outdoor unit’s location matters: out of the direct east wind where possible, raised on a stand or wall bracket above snow and ice, and with somewhere for defrost meltwater to drain. It is worth settling at the estimate, not on install day.
Permits for HVAC work in Camas
Camas is an incorporated city, so mechanical permits and inspections for a new furnace, heat pump or air conditioner inside city limits come from the City of Camas Building Division, not Clark County. Ask any installer for the permit number before the work starts.
Rebates for Camas homes
Clark Public Utilities supplies electricity to all of Clark County (its service area), so Camas homes that heat with electricity can qualify for its heat pump rebates. As of October 2026 they are $1,000 to $1,250 when an electric furnace is converted to a central heat pump, $500 when baseboard or wall heat gives way to a central variable-speed heat pump, and $900 for a ductless heat pump. The rules, including the contractor-list requirement, are in the Clark County rebate guide.
Common questions
Do you serve Camas, WA?
Yes. Camas is part of 777 HVAC’s regular service area for repairs, installations and maintenance. Call (360) 903-3590 with your address to set up a visit.
Who issues HVAC permits in Camas?
For homes inside Camas city limits, the City of Camas Building Division issues mechanical permits and handles the inspections.
Where should a heat pump’s outdoor unit go on a windy Camas lot?
Out of the direct east wind where you can, raised above snow and ice on a stand or wall bracket, with a clear path for defrost meltwater. Settle the spot at the estimate.