Heat pump and air quality service in Twisp

Twisp, known as the Heart of the Methow Valley, had 992 residents at the 2020 census, up from 919 in 2010. It sits where the Twisp River joins the Methow, and the town was evacuated during a wildfire in August 2015.

That gives heating and cooling here two jobs. In winter, systems have to keep going through snow and cold, and heat pump outdoor units need to sit high enough to stay clear of the snowpack. In summer, smoke can settle in the valley, and filtration matters as much as cooling.

Visits here are planned around the drive over from our Omak head office.