FAQ
Questions and answers
Short answers. Longer ones are in the guides.
Common questions
Who answers when I call?
An independent HVAC contractor who works in Spokane and nearby towns. Spokane Furnace Repair does not employ technicians or send anyone out.
What does the call cost me?
Calling is the same as any phone call. Any price for repairs or equipment comes from the contractor, who sets it.
Can I ask for a specific company?
This number does not let you pick a company. If you already have a contractor you trust, call them directly.
How do I check the contractor?
Ask for the Washington registration number and look it up in L&I contractor verification.
Does a furnace replacement need a permit?
In the towns around Spokane, yes. Airway Heights states it in writing, and Spokane Valley's mechanical permits cover replacements. See furnace replacement.
I smell gas. Do I call this number?
No. Leave, avoid sparks, and call 911 and then Avista at (800) 227-9187 from a safe distance.
Do I need a carbon monoxide alarm?
Most Washington homes do, with an exception for some older houses lived in by their owners. See the CO guide.
Can the contractor look at my AC too?
Many HVAC contractors handle both. Mention the AC when you call so they can plan for it.
Do you cover my town?
Spokane and several nearby towns are listed on the service areas page.
Is my information shared?
The privacy policy explains what happens to a call. There are no forms on this site.