Heating and cooling in Cheney, WA
Cheney is a university town. Eastern Washington University brings its population from about 12,800 to about 17,600 while classes are in session, and about two thirds of its homes are rented.
- Bonded and insured
- Locally owned and woman owned, in Airway Heights since 2007
- Financing through Hearth
- WA L&I Reg. #NWHEAHC926O9
- Drive
- About 24 minutes
- Renters
- About 65%
- Electric heat
- About 75%
- Median home
- Built 1991
Rentals, duplexes and the 1970s
About 65% of Cheney homes are renter occupied, according to the Census Bureau's 2024 American Community Survey. Only about 35% are single detached houses. About 12% are duplexes and about 46% are in buildings of three or more units.
The 1970s built more of Cheney's homes than any other decade, about 21%. The median home dates from 1991. Landlords and property managers can set up repair visits and yearly maintenance by calling the office.
Three in four homes heat with electricity
About 75% of Cheney homes heat with electricity, a higher share than in Airway Heights, Spokane, Medical Lake or Deer Park, and about 21% with utility gas. On the electric side we install and repair electric furnaces, air source heat pumps and ductless mini splits.
"I have used them on many occasions, both for myself and for clients. They have been professional, courteous, and friendly. Their prices are fair, and the work is good."
Getting here
Cheney is about 13.5 miles and about 24 minutes south of our Airway Heights office by road. Its original street grid was laid out as a triangle along the railroad, which is why downtown sits at an angle to the compass. At about 2,425 feet, Cheney is a little higher than Airway Heights, and winters run long: the Spokane airport station averages about 34 days a year when the high never gets above freezing.
Tell us what your system is doing
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