Heating and cooling in Spokane, WA

Old houses, old systems

The median Spokane home was built in 1961, and about 26% date from 1939 or earlier, according to the Census Bureau's 2024 American Community Survey. The South Hill and Browne's Addition are known for Victorian style houses; the neighborhoods of north Spokane are more recent.

In a house that age, the furnace is often not the only old part. The ductwork, the venting and the gas line can go back decades too. We install and repair all of them: furnaces, and ductwork, venting and gas piping.

Gas first, electric close behind

About 54% of Spokane homes heat with utility gas and about 42% with electricity. About 1% still burn fuel oil. We work on gas, electric and propane furnaces, and on air source heat pumps, which are increasingly common in Spokane homes.

We work across the city, from downtown Spokane to the South Hill and Five Mile Prairie.

"Best HVAC company in Spokane County. It's worth the extra time and money to get your heating and cooling needs taken care of here. Wether an install or just a service. They are top notch and the friendliest service you can experience."

From our office to yours

Central Spokane is about 8.8 miles and about 17 minutes by road from our office in Airway Heights, and about 480 feet lower. Winters are long here: Spokane International Airport, five miles west of downtown, counts about 132 nights a year at or below freezing.