Services
Heating and cooling help for Spokane homes
Five kinds of help, one number. Each page below explains the work so you can describe your problem clearly when you call.
(509) 461-5781
Choose the closest match
- Furnace repairNo heat, a burner that will not stay lit, a blower that never stops, or a new noise.
- Furnace installation and replacementSizing, efficiency, venting, permits and what to ask before a new furnace goes in.
- Furnace tune-up and cleaningBurners, flame sensor, blower, drain and vent checked before the cold sets in.
- AC repairWarm air, ice on the copper lines, a silent outdoor unit or water near the furnace in July.
- Central AC installation and replacementAdding cooling to a furnace home or replacing a worn condenser and coil.
Not sure which one fits?
Call anyway. A furnace that will not light and a furnace that should be replaced can look the same from the hallway. The contractor sorts that out by asking questions and, if needed, by looking at the unit.
It helps to have a few details ready before you dial:
- whether the furnace burns natural gas or another fuel
- where it sits: basement, hall closet, garage or crawl space
- the age, if a sticker or paperwork shows it
- what changed: a noise, a smell, a code light, cold rooms
What the site does and does not do
Spokane Furnace Repair connects your call with an independent HVAC contractor. It does not diagnose, quote, repair or install anything, and it does not choose equipment for you. Pricing, scheduling and the work itself are between you and the contractor.
Before work starts, ask for the contractor's Washington registration number and look it up with L&I contractor verification.
Cold house in Spokane? Talk to a contractor now.
Dial the number and explain what the heat or cooling is doing. The person who picks up runs an independent HVAC business working in Spokane and the towns nearby.