Furnace service
Repairs, yearly tune-ups and safety checks for gas and electric furnaces, including carbon monoxide testing at the appliance.
Furnace service in Spokane ValleyHeating and Air Conditioning Service in Spokane Valley, WA
From Dishman to Greenacres and out the I-90 corridor toward Liberty Lake, we keep Spokane Valley homes warm through the winter and cool on hot valley floor afternoons. Repairs, new systems, thermostats, clean air and ductwork, all from one local crew with the price settled before we start.
8.4 miles from our shop
24/7 emergency service
5.0 Google rating
8.4 milesStraight line from Mead to the Valley
Upfront pricingYou say yes to the price first
10-year warrantyParts and labor on qualifying installs
From $99/moFinancing on approved credit
Spokane Valley heating and cooling
One crew for every season in the Valley
Spokane Valley asks two very different things of a home comfort system. In January the furnace or heat pump runs for hours against lows around 24°F. By July the valley floor bakes, the air conditioner runs from lunch to bedtime, and smoke from summer wildfires can hang over the whole stretch from Millwood to Liberty Lake. We handle both halves of that year for Valley homeowners and businesses.
Our shop is in Mead, about 8.4 miles from Spokane Valley as the crow flies. The same technicians who fix a furnace in Trentwood in December tune up air conditioners in Veradale in May, so you deal with people who know your kind of house. Every job follows the same rules: we find the real cause, explain it in plain words and give you the price before we pick up a tool.
The homes we work on here
Much of the Valley was built out in the decades after the war, so we see a lot of single story ranch homes and split levels in Opportunity, Dishman, University and Trentwood. Many have had two or three furnaces over the years, ductwork in a crawlspace and air conditioning added later. Newer subdivisions to the east and south, toward Greenacres, Ponderosa and Saltese, tend to have younger systems, more heat pumps and two story floor plans where the upstairs runs warm.
What we do in the Valley
Every Spokane Valley service, in one place
Pick the one that fits your problem. Each page goes into detail on how that work looks in Spokane Valley homes.
Furnace replacement
We measure the house, look at your ducts and budget, lay out a few options, install and then test until the numbers are right.
Furnace replacement in Spokane ValleyAC service
Valley air conditioners work hard. Weak cooling, rising bills and stale air usually mean a repair or a cleaning is overdue.
AC service in Spokane ValleyAC replacement
We check the old unit's capacity and efficiency, then install a properly sized, efficient air conditioner or heat pump.
AC replacement in Spokane ValleyThermostat service
A bad or mismatched thermostat causes uneven rooms and higher bills. We repair, replace and set up smart models.
Thermostat service in Spokane ValleyAir quality
Smoke, dust, allergies and lingering odors. Better filtration, whole-home air cleaners and humidity control help.
Air quality in Spokane ValleyDuct cleaning and repair
Leaky or dirty ducts waste energy, spread dust and leave rooms cold. Crawlspace ducts in older ranches are common culprits.
Duct cleaning in Spokane ValleyHeat pumps and mini splits
Bosch heat pumps for whole-home heating and cooling, and ductless mini splits for a hot bonus room or an addition.
Heat pumpsShops and businesses
Rooftop units for commercial buildings along the Valley's business corridors, plus new construction work.
Commercial serviceHow a visit works
What to expect when we come out to the Valley
Heating call or cooling call, repair or new system, the order of things stays the same.
Look and listen
We hear what the system has been doing, then inspect the equipment, ducts and thermostat ourselves.
Options and a price
You get a plain explanation and the cost of each option. Nothing moves until you approve it.
The work, done right
We repair or install, keep the work area clean and test safety controls, airflow and temperatures.
Keep it running
We show you what to watch for and set up seasonal tune-ups so small problems get caught early.
Valley summers
The valley floor gets hot. Your air conditioner feels it first.
Spokane Valley sits low and flat, and July afternoons there run hot, with average highs in the mid 80s. The 2021 heat dome pushed the area to 109°F, well past the conditions most home air conditioners are sized for. Add wildfire smoke most Augusts and Septembers and you want a system that cools well and filters well. A spring tune-up is the cheapest way to get there.
109°FReached in the 2021 heat dome
24°FAverage January low
2 visitsA year: furnace in fall, cooling in spring
About Spokane Valley, WA
A city of its own between Spokane and Idaho
Spokane Valley is its own city of a little over 100,000 people, stretched along I-90 between Spokane and the Idaho line, with Coeur d'Alene just beyond. It gets all four seasons in full: snowy winters, quick springs, hot dry summers and smoky late summers some years.
That mix is hard on equipment. A split level in University or Dishman can have a cold lower floor in winter and a stuffy upper floor in summer on the same system. An older ranch in Millwood or Trentwood may still run on ducts that have leaked into the crawlspace for decades. A two story home near Liberty Lake may have a heat pump whose settings were never adjusted after the builder left. We look at each of those differently.
Live closer to the city? See our furnace service in Spokane page, or our full service area.
Spokane Valley areas we serve
- Opportunity
- Greenacres
- Veradale
- Trentwood
- Dishman
- University
- Millwood
- Otis Orchards
- Ponderosa
- Saltese
- Liberty Lake
From our recent jobs
Twice a year works best in the Valley: the furnace or heat pump in early fall, and the air conditioner in spring before the valley floor heats up. If you have a heat pump, it does both jobs, so both visits matter.
Age past about 15 years, repairs every winter, rooms that never warm up and gas bills that climb while your habits stay the same. A cracked heat exchanger is another. We'll give you honest numbers on repair versus replacement.
Change filters every 1 to 3 months, more often during smoke season. A whole-home air cleaner and a duct cleaning go further, especially in older Valley homes with crawlspace ducts. See our Spokane Valley air quality page.
Lower power bills, steadier cooling and less strain on hot afternoons. Efficiency is rated in SEER2, which works like miles per gallon: the higher the number, the less electricity it takes to cool the house.
Yes. We offer 24/7 emergency service for no heat in winter and no cooling in a heat wave. Call (509) 410-0769 and a real person will answer.
Yes, financing as low as $99 a month on approved credit for new furnaces, air conditioners and heat pumps. Estimates on new systems are free.
Heat rises, upper rooms take the afternoon sun, and one thermostat on the main floor can't see it. Duct balancing, a better placed thermostat, zoning or a ductless mini split can fix it.
Yes. We cover all of Spokane Valley plus Millwood, Otis Orchards and the I-90 corridor out to Liberty Lake, with the same pricing and warranty.
Spokane Valley services
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Heating and cooling across Spokane Valley, from our shop in Mead.
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Tell us where in the Valley you are and what your furnace, air conditioner or heat pump is doing. We'll get a technician on the schedule and give you the price before any work starts.