Furnace Installation & Replacement
High-efficiency gas furnaces sized to your home and Spokane’s heating season, with old-unit haul-away included.
Diagnosed right, quoted flat-rate, and usually fixed the same visit.
A furnace that won’t light, short-cycles every few minutes, or blows cold air is telling you something specific — and guessing wrong costs you money. Our techs start with the full sequence of operation: thermostat call, inducer, pressure switch, ignitor, flame proving, blower. That fifteen-minute discipline is why we fix the actual failure instead of swapping parts until something works.
The most common Spokane-area calls: hot-surface ignitors cracked from years of long winter runtimes ($180–$320 installed), flame sensors fouled by dust ($99–$180), blower motors worn out in older Valley homes ($450–$850), and pressure-switch faults after wind-driven snow blocks a vent termination. Our vans stock the parts for all of them.
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 — flat-rate quote before any work begins.
Tell us what’s going on — we’ll call back fast.
Usually one of four things: a dirty flame sensor shutting the burners off seconds after ignition, a failed ignitor, an overheating limit switch tripped by a clogged filter, or a thermostat fan setting. All four are same-visit fixes.
If the heat exchanger is sound and the repair is under about a third of replacement cost, yes. A cracked heat exchanger or a repeated control-board failure on a 25-year-old unit usually tips the math toward replacement — we’ll show you both numbers.
Same day for calls before mid-afternoon, and 24/7 for no-heat emergencies when temperatures are below freezing.