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Go Green Heating & AC LLC

Heat pump installer based in Seattle.

  • License active
  • Insurance and bond on file

825 jobs on Seattle permits, 2021 to 2026: 800 heat pump installations, 25 panel upgrades. 8th most heat pump permits of 197 contractors in Seattle.

Get a quote from Go Green Heating & AC LLCCall (206) 620-2216Visit website Check license GOGREGH752DL

What the records show vs. what they say

The public record next to the business's own words.

QuestionRecords showThey sayMark
Licensed?License GOGREGH752DL, active in the state's records on Oct 3, 2026Construction contractor, HVAC/R specialtyThe same business also holds license GOGREGH755KM (Electrical contractor), active in the state's records.Shows both of its licenses on its websiteChecks out
Insurance and bond?Bond $15,000 on file with the state, with no end date (it stays in force until the bond company cancels it)Liability insurance $1,000,000 on file with the state, until Aug 27, 2027.Says its technicians are licensed and insuredOn file
In business?Says it has been a licensed Washington contractor since 2016
Jobs on record825 jobs on Seattle permits, 2021 to 2026: 800 heat pump installations, 25 panel upgrades8th most heat pump permits of 197 licensed contractors in Seattle. That counts jobs, not quality.Our Seattle permit records cover October 2021 to October 2026.Of their 800 heat pump permits, 125 mention ductless or mini-split units, 17 mention a furnace, 4 mention oil heat, 34 mention ducts or a ducted system.Permit notes rarely say what heat a home had: across Seattle, 1% of heat pump permits mention oil.

In their words

  • Services: Heat pump installation and service, Ductless mini-split installation and maintenance, Furnace installation, replacement and repair, Air conditioner installation and maintenance
    and 5 moreHeating oil to heat pump conversions, Electrical panel replacement and upgrades, EV charger installation, Maintenance and repair, Annual maintenance plans
  • Plants one tree per heat pump installation through One Tree Planted
  • Annual maintenance plans listed at $500, $550 and $600 a year plus a $50 activation fee
  • Synchrony financing partner
  • Certified: Mitsubishi Diamond Contractor (a maker's or trade group's program; each lists its members on its own website)
  • Certified: Trane brand partner
  • Works in: Seattle, Puget Sound region

Records: the state Department of Labor and Industries and City of Seattle permits. They say: go-greenheating.com, read October 2026, summed up by us. We checked the site is theirs (it shows their license on record). We have not checked that the claims are true.

Cost and timing

Rebates

Seattle's Clean Heat Program: $2,000 off for most homes that switch from oil heat to a Mitsubishi Electric heat pump. Households earning 81% to 150% of the area median income get $4,000 more, $6,000 in all. The install must be finished by May 30, 2027, by one of the program's participating contractors.

Go Green Heating & AC LLC is on the program's participating contractor list (the program's own list, hosted on a Mitsubishi Electric dealer site; read October 2026).

Their $6,000 is the program's total for a household that qualifies by income. Most homes get $2,000.

As the city's page read in October 2026. Check it for changes.

They say: Helps customers use the City of Seattle's $6,000 instant rebate for switching from heating oil to a heat pump, calls it limited time, and mentions no-cost conversions for income-qualified households and federal Inflation Reduction Act credits

Permit value (not a price)

Half of their recent permits list $6,500

48 of their 96 heat pump permits with a value in the last 12 months list exactly that, which looks like a set figure rather than a price. What heat pump jobs cost in Seattle.

Get 2 or 3 written quotes.

Permit timeline

Across Seattle, a heat pump permit stays open about 87 days, from permit to final inspection

This is not how long the crew works at your home: most of it is waiting for the inspection. Ask them how many days the work takes. The permit itself is usually issued the same day. How long heat pump jobs take.

Track record

97 jobs in the last 12 months, down from 113 the year before

Q4 2021: 13 jobsQ1 2022: 41 jobsQ2 2022: 55 jobsQ3 2022: 98 jobsQ4 2022: 65 jobsQ1 2023: 69 jobsQ2 2023: 80 jobsQ3 2023: 70 jobsQ4 2023: 21 jobsQ1 2024: 18 jobsQ2 2024: 33 jobsQ3 2024: 52 jobsQ4 2024: 25 jobsQ1 2025: 24 jobsQ2 2025: 35 jobsQ3 2025: 29 jobsQ4 2025: 42 jobsQ1 2026: 10 jobsQ2 2026: 21 jobsQ3 2026: 24 jobsBusiest: 98 jobsLatest: 24 jobs20222023202420252026
Each bar is 3 months of permits. The tallest is 98 jobs, July to September 2022. Across Seattle, all contractors together had 9% fewer heat pump jobs in the last 12 months than in the 12 months before.

Where they work most

  • 9811598 jobs
  • 9810384 jobs
  • 9811756 jobs
  • 9811250 jobs
  • 9810749 jobs

Jobs by kind of work

Latest jobs

A row marked ×2 or more stands for that many similar jobs on one day in one ZIP code.

DateWorkZIP
Sep 29, 2026Heat pumpNot listed
Sep 29, 2026Heat pump98144
Sep 28, 2026Heat pump98103
Sep 28, 2026Heat pump98117
Sep 17, 2026Heat pump (×2, same day)98115
Aug 27, 2026Heat pump98125
Aug 24, 2026Heat pumpInstall one Mitsubishi SUZAA12NLHZ 12,000 BTU heat pump98112
Aug 7, 2026Heat pump98115
Aug 7, 2026Heat pump98108
Aug 7, 2026Heat pump98107
Jul 30, 2026Heat pump98103
Jul 29, 2026Heat pump98103
Jul 24, 2026Heat pump98107
Jul 23, 2026Heat pump98125
Jul 23, 2026Heat pump98116
Jul 20, 2026Heat pump98122
Jul 17, 2026Heat pump98109
Jul 17, 2026Heat pump98125
Jul 17, 2026Heat pump98108
Jul 15, 2026Heat pump (×2, same day)98107
Jul 14, 2026Heat pump98103
Jul 14, 2026Heat pump98122
Jun 30, 2026Heat pump98109
Jun 26, 2026Heat pump98118
Jun 15, 2026Heat pump98103
Jun 15, 2026Heat pump98109
Jun 12, 2026Heat pump98136
Jun 8, 2026Heat pump98125
Jun 5, 2026Heat pump98125
Jun 2, 2026Heat pump98122
Jun 2, 2026Heat pump98112
May 27, 2026Heat pump98112
May 22, 2026Heat pump98136
May 21, 2026Heat pump98117
May 15, 2026Heat pump98115
May 12, 2026Heat pump98105
May 4, 2026Heat pump98112
Apr 22, 2026Heat pump98107
Apr 16, 2026Heat pump98125
Apr 16, 2026Heat pump98115

What to ask before you hire

About Go Green Heating & AC LLC

  • Ask which rebates apply to your job and who files the paperwork.
  • Ask what the warranty covers and for how long, in writing.
  • Check each certification on the maker's or group's own website. Contractors must renew them.
  • Search their name on the Better Business Bureau site, and read their reviews.

Worth asking any heat pump installer

  • Can you show me proof of liability insurance and your bond?
  • What size unit, and did you measure the house to choose it?
  • Do my ducts or my electrical panel need work first?
  • Who pulls the permit, and what rebates apply?

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