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Spokane Heating & Air
Up on the West Plains, houses take the full force of the winter wind and the summer sun. We repair, tune up and install furnaces, air conditioners and heat pumps for Airway Heights homeowners, renters, landlords and businesses, with upfront pricing on every job.
A town that keeps growing
Airway Heights sits just west of Spokane, between Spokane International Airport and Fairchild Air Force Base, and it's one of the fastest growing towns in the county. New subdivisions keep going in, apartments and rentals fill quickly, and new businesses line Highway 2. For heating and air conditioning service in Airway Heights, that means we see a lot of young systems, a lot of tenants and a lot of homes that are still settling in.
The land itself matters too. The West Plains are high, flat and open. There are few hills or big trees to break the wind, so in winter a cold breeze pulls heat out through every gap around doors, windows and attic hatches. In summer the sun beats on roofs and west-facing walls with little shade. A system that would be fine in a sheltered Spokane neighborhood can struggle out here if it's undersized or the ducts leak.
The calls we get from Airway Heights often sound alike: an upstairs that's much hotter than the main floor, a furnace that runs and runs on windy January nights, or a heat pump that can't seem to keep up. Usually the fix is a mix of the right equipment settings, better airflow and sealing the ducts, not always a new system.
Who we work with
A brand new house, a rental between tenants and a shop on Highway 2 each need something different from us.
Many new homes come with the basic equipment the builder chose. We tune it up to keep the warranty in good standing, balance airflow between floors and talk through upgrades like a heat pump, a smart thermostat or better filtration when you're ready.
Maintenance plansFast fixes for tenants and clear, upfront quotes for owners. We explain what failed in plain words so the owner can approve the work without guessing. Between tenants is a good time for a tune-up and a fresh filter.
Furnace repairShops, offices and new commercial buildings across town. We service and replace rooftop units and handle heating and cooling for new construction.
Commercial serviceWind, sun and smoke
The full list of what we handle, with the angle that matters most out here.
Inspections, cleaning, safety checks and repairs. When it's time to replace, we size the new furnace for your house and the cold wind, not just square footage, then test it fully.
Heating serviceRepairs and tune-ups keep cooling steady and bills lower. Replacements focus on efficiency and airflow, so the hot upstairs finally cools off.
Cooling serviceHeating and cooling in one Bosch system. Sized right, with backup heat for the coldest nights, a heat pump handles West Plains winters and summers well.
Heat pumpsLeaky or blocked ducts cause uneven rooms, higher bills and dust in the air. We find the leaks, seal them, fix crushed runs and clean dirty ducts.
DuctworkA faulty thermostat leads to swings in temperature, wasted energy and poor air movement. We fix or replace it and set it up correctly for your system.
ThermostatsWind carries dust across open ground, and wildfire smoke rolls in most Augusts and Septembers. Better filtration and whole-home air cleaners help you breathe easier.
Indoor air qualityHow it works
Whether it's a repair, a tune-up or a whole new system.
We look at the equipment, ducts and controls and ask how the house feels on hot and windy days.
You get clear options with prices. If you rent, we can send the quote to your landlord.
Careful work and a clean site. We treat your home with respect while we're in it.
We run full cycles to confirm it works, then help you plan upkeep so it keeps working.
Repair or replace?
Air conditioners and heat pumps usually last 12 to 15 years, furnaces 15 to 20. If yours has life left, we'll repair it. If not, we'll lay out the cost of each option. New system estimates are free, and we can point you to current utility and federal incentives.
From our recent jobs
Airway Heights FAQ
Have a question about your home? Call or text (509) 410-0769.
Yes. Airway Heights is about 14 miles from our shop in Mead, and it's a regular part of our service area. Emergency service is available 24/7 here, the same as in town.
Heat rises, and on the West Plains the sun hits the roof all afternoon with little shade. Common causes are undersized return air upstairs, leaky ducts in the attic, or a system that's too small. We measure airflow room by room and fix the actual cause.
Twice a year if you have both: heating in the fall and cooling in the spring. A heat pump does both jobs, so it benefits from both visits. Between visits, change the filter every 1 to 3 months, more often when it's windy and dusty.
Signs include frequent repairs, uneven heating and an age of 15 years or more. A furnace that can't keep up on windy nights may also be undersized or short on airflow, which we check before recommending a new one.
Change filters on schedule, add a whole-home air cleaner for dust and smoke, and have your ducts sealed and cleaned if they're leaking or dirty. Sealing ducts keeps attic dust from being pulled into the living space.
Lower power bills, better cooling on the hottest days and less strain on the equipment. Look at the SEER2 rating, which measures cooling efficiency. Higher numbers use less electricity for the same cooling.
Yes. Call (509) 410-0769 any time for emergency service. Financing on new systems starts as low as $99 a month on approved credit.
More on the West Plains
Airway Heights is one of the towns we cover across Spokane County. See the full service area.
Book service
Tell us what your system is doing and whether you own or rent. We'll set a time that works and give you the price before any work starts.
