Furnace Repair
Ignitors, flame sensors, blower motors, gas valves, and control boards — diagnosed flat-rate and fixed the same visit in most cases.
Furnaces, heat pumps, and boilers — about 20 minutes north via US-2/395.
Mead’s rolling hills north of the city mix established neighborhoods near Mead High School with newer developments climbing toward Mount Spokane — and the elevation matters. Homes on the benches see more wind, more snow, and colder nights than downtown Spokane, and heating equipment sized for the city can come up short here.
We service Mead daily: furnace repairs, heat-pump defrost issues, and replacements for the wave of 1990s construction now aging out of original equipment. Newer Mead builds often have high-efficiency condensing furnaces whose intake and exhaust terminations need to stay clear of drifting snow — a recurring call after every big storm.
Ignitors, flame sensors, blower motors, gas valves, and control boards — diagnosed flat-rate and fixed the same visit in most cases.
High-efficiency gas furnaces sized to your home and Spokane’s heating season, with old-unit haul-away included.
Cold-climate heat pump installs, repairs, and defrost issues — built for Inland Northwest winters, not just mild ones.
Radiator and baseboard boiler specialists for Spokane’s older South Hill and Browne’s Addition homes.
Fall tune-ups, filter changes, combustion checks, and safety testing before the first hard freeze.
No-heat calls answered 24/7 — frozen systems, dead furnaces, and gas smells prioritized during cold snaps.
Call now — same-day service, flat-rate pricing.
Tell us what’s going on — we’ll call back fast.
In most cases, same day — About 20 minutes north via us-2/395, and no-heat emergencies in freezing weather jump the line.
Most repairs run $180–$650 depending on the part, quoted flat-rate before we start. The $79 diagnostic is waived with any completed repair.
Yes — all of them. Furnaces, cold-climate heat pumps, and hydronic boiler systems, repaired and installed across Spokane County.