Auburn Contractor Air Pro Solutions Adds Electrical Services and Becomes Air Pro Solutions Heating, Cooling & Electrical
Sep 26, 2026
Auburn heating and cooling contractor adds residential electrical service and a new company name, bringing heating, cooling and electrical work under one local team
United States, September 26, 2026 -- Air Pro Solutions Heating, Cooling & Electrical, a locally owned heating and cooling contractor based in Auburn, Washington, has expanded into residential electrical service. With the addition, the business now operates under an updated name that reflects all three trades. Homeowners in Auburn and nearby communities can now contact one local team for heating, cooling, indoor air quality and electrical service needs.
The company opened in Auburn in 2024. Air Pro Solutions was started by co-owners Efer Zamorano and Alec Smith, two technicians who have spent their working lives in the heating and cooling trade. Between them, the team brings more than 15 years of hands-on experience in residential and light commercial systems. The founders set out to build a contractor that listens to customers, follows through on every call and takes pride in each job, and the company has grown steadily on referrals from local homeowners.
Heating and cooling equipment depends on the electrical system that powers it. Furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps and ductless mini-split units all run on dedicated circuits, and many system upgrades involve electrical work as part of the project. Homeowners who need both kinds of work often have to schedule separate contractors and coordinate separate visits. With electrical service now part of the same business, Air Pro Solutions can handle more of a project from start to finish with one point of contact.
The company’s existing heating and cooling services remain unchanged. The team continues to handle heating and cooling repairs, air conditioning installation, furnace replacement, heat pump service, mini-split systems, ductwork and indoor air quality work across the region. The company also provides heat pump installation around Auburn for homeowners who want a single energy-efficient system that can both heat and cool a home through Pacific Northwest seasons.
Furnace work also remains a core part of the business. The team helps homeowners weigh the choice between repairing an aging unit and replacing it. For households ready to upgrade, the company provides gas furnace replacement in Auburn along with full system installations, ductwork redesign and furnace relocation for remodels.
Co-owner Efer Zamorano said the expansion keeps the company’s original goal in place while widening the range of work it can take on.
“Alec and I didn’t start this company to be just another HVAC contractor in Auburn. We wanted to build a better one, one that actually listens, follows through and takes pride in every single job. Bringing electrical work under the same name lets us keep that promise for more of what a home needs, with the same honest recommendations and careful workmanship our customers already know.”
Efer Zamorano leads operations and installation at the company. He began his career as a lead technician for a large commercial restoration company, where he received professional training in industry standards, humidity and climate control, and indoor air quality. Alec Smith serves as senior service technician and sales director, with a focus on diagnostics and system troubleshooting. Customer reviews published on the company website mention both owners by name.
That approach is central to how the business operates. The company’s stated position is that it does not push homeowners toward products they do not need, and technicians are expected to give honest assessments, including telling a customer when an older system still has useful years left. Homeowners who want to read customer feedback or check the service area can find Air Pro Solutions in Auburn, WA on Google.
Air Pro Solutions Heating, Cooling & Electrical serves homeowners in Auburn along with Bellevue, Bonney Lake, Covington, Des Moines, Federal Way, Kirkland, Maple Valley, Renton, Sammamish, SeaTac and Seattle. The company is licensed in Washington State and is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
The addition of electrical service gives local homeowners a single, dependable contractor for the systems that keep a home comfortable and safe. The company continues to expand its service offerings, with electrical work now joining the heating and cooling services that started the business.
Air Pro Solutions Heating, Cooling & Electrical is a locally owned heating, cooling and electrical contractor based in Auburn, Washington. Founded by co-owners Efer Zamorano and Alec Smith, the company provides heating and cooling repair, air conditioning installation, furnace replacement, heat pump service, mini-split systems, ductwork, indoor air quality and electrical service for homes across Auburn and surrounding communities.
More information is available at www.airprosolutionsllc.com or by phone at 253-397-7220.
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