Homes
Houses across Everett and south Snohomish County
Ductless heat pumps for baseboard houses, ducted heat pumps where there are ducts, furnace repairs and replacements, and cooling for houses that have never had it.
Everett · Snohomish County
Heat pumps, planned one room at a time.
Brighton installs, repairs and maintains ductless and ducted heat pumps, furnaces and cooling for homes and businesses around Everett — starting with the rooms you actually use, not a one-size system.
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Room by room
Where the heads go in a baseboard house.
An example of a single-storey Everett house heated by electric baseboards. Not every room needs a ductless head — here's how one plan works out.
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Living & dining
Ductless head — serves the whole open area -
Kitchen
Shares the living-room head -
Bathroom
Baseboard stays -
Hall
Shares -
Main bedroom
Ductless head -
Bedroom 2
Ductless head -
Bedroom 3
Baseboard stays (guest room) -
Office
Baseboard stays
- Ductless head
- Shares a nearby head
- Baseboard stays
An illustrative example, not a recommendation for your house — layout, insulation, windows and how you use each room decide the real plan. How we plan it.
Homes and businesses, equally
Two halves of the work.
Businesses
Offices, clinics, shops and restaurants
Around Everett Mall, downtown Everett and the Paine Field area: ductless and ceiling-cassette systems, split systems and rooftop units, scheduled around your hours.
How an install goes
From walk-through to first warm evening.
Walk-through
Room by room: sizes, windows, insulation, how you use each space.
Written plan
Where heads and the outdoor unit go, where the lines run, and the price.
Install
Lines run neatly, outdoor unit mounted clear of snow and splash.
Handover
How to run it, how to clean the filters, and what to do with the baseboards.
Plain about heat pumps
What we won't tell you.
- A savings figure
What you'll save depends on your house, your rates and how you run it. We won't put a percentage on a website.
- That the heads are invisible
They're neat, but they're on your wall. We'll show you exactly where before we drill.
- That backup is never needed
On the coldest days some houses lean on the old baseboards. That's normal, not a failure.
- A rebate amount
Utility and state programmes change. We'll point you to Snohomish PUD and current programmes rather than quote numbers.
Where we work
Everett and south Snohomish County.
The office is on SE Everett Mall Way.
- Everett
- Mill Creek
- Mukilteo
- Lynnwood
- Snohomish
- Lake Stevens
- Marysville
- Edmonds
- Bothell
- Mountlake Terrace
Office
910 SE Everett Mall Way, Everett, WA 98208
Mon–Fri 8am–5pm · Sat 8am–noon
(425) 660-6481
Questions
Asked about ductless — and the rest.
Do I need a head in every room?
No. Open living areas can often share one, and small rooms such as bathrooms and offices often keep their baseboard heaters. How many heads a house needs depends on its layout and how you use it, which is why we plan room by room.
Should we remove the baseboard heaters?
Usually not straight away. Leaving them in rooms without a head, and as backup on the coldest days, is common. Whether to remove any is a decision to make after a winter with the new system.
Will a ductless heat pump cool the house too?
Yes. The same heads heat in winter and cool in summer, which is one reason they are popular in houses that never had air conditioning.
Do you work on businesses too?
Yes, equally. Offices, clinics, shops and restaurants around Everett, including ductless and ceiling-cassette systems, rooftop units and split systems.
What does "Wall Professionals" in your name mean?
It is part of the business name, not a second trade. Brighton is a heating and cooling contractor. We mount ductless heads on walls, but we do not do drywall, painting or wall finishing.
Start with one room.
Homes and businesses across Everett — one number.