Keiko Nishimura
Owner and zone designer
Walks every house herself and draws the zones before anyone writes a proposal.
About
We plan the rooms before we pick the unit
We began with one question: how do you heat and cool a 1926 house with plaster walls and no ducts without wrecking it? The answer was a plan for each room, written down before any hole is cut.
The same three people see every house: Keiko walks it, Tesfaye installs it and Quynh handles the permit. A small crew means the person who promised the work is the person at the door.
We walk every house before we write a proposal
We name each room and each model on paper
We write down what we leave out
Who you will meet
Tesfaye Bekele
Install lead
Sets the outdoor unit, runs the line sets and does the start-up check on every job.
Quynh Dang
Project coordinator
Files the permit, books the inspection and keeps the schedule you were given.
What we hold
Registration, insurance and training
The owner confirms each line before the site goes live.
Contractor registration
Contractor registration and limited electrical (06A)Verify
WA Registration 000000 · Washington State Department of Labor & Industries
Required to bid and install heating and cooling in Washington. Look the number up before you sign.
Insurance
General liability insurance
A certificate of insurance goes to you or your lender on request.
Training
EPA Section 608 certification
Held by our technicians who handle refrigerant
Languages
Japanese
Keiko Nishimura
Amharic
Tesfaye Bekele
Vietnamese
Quynh Dang
Meet us at the door
Send the age of the house and a photo of each room. We will schedule a walkthrough.