Homes
- Furnace and heat pump repairs
- Replacements sized for a Spokane winter
- Ductless for additions and older houses
- Filtration for smoke season
Heating, cooling and heat pumps for Spokane homes and businesses — sized for January mornings and August smoke, not for a catalogue.
Heat pumps have changed, and so has the honest answer about cold weather. Move the slider and see what to expect from a modern system as the temperature drops — capacity, defrost cycles and when backup heat takes over.
For a few weeks most summers, keeping windows shut is the plan. That puts the weight on the filter and the fan — so we check the system can move air through a better filter before fitting one, and we say when it can't.
Modern cold-climate models hold far more capacity in the cold than older ones. Our cold-weather page shows what to expect at each temperature and where backup heat belongs.
Usually not. That is a defrost cycle clearing frost off the outdoor coil. Ice that builds up and stays is different — call us.
A heat pump paired with a gas furnace. The heat pump handles most of the winter and the furnace takes the coldest mornings. The changeover temperature is a setting we agree with you.
Only if the system can move air through it. We measure first and say plainly when a thicker filter would do more harm than good.
Yes. Rooftop units, planned maintenance, ventilation, controls and tenant improvement work.
Yes. Repairs are priced in writing after diagnosis, and replacements are proposed in writing.
4306 S Regal St, Spokane, WA 99223
Spokane, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Cheney, Airway Heights, Deer Park and Mead.