Furnace Repair
Ignitors, flame sensors, blower motors, gas valves, and control boards — diagnosed flat-rate and fixed the same visit in most cases.
Heating Maintenance & Tune-Ups in Spokane
Catch the $150 failure before it becomes a $1,500 January emergency.
One Visit Each Fall, a Quieter Winter
Nearly every no-heat emergency we run in January traces back to something a fall tune-up would have caught: an ignitor reading high resistance, a flame sensor with a season of film on it, a filter so loaded the limit switch trips nightly, a blower capacitor drifting out of spec. An hour in October beats a midnight emergency call in a cold snap — for you and for us.
A full tune-up runs $89–$139: burner and flame-sensor cleaning, ignitor resistance test, blower-amp draw, capacitor check, heat-exchanger inspection, gas-pressure and combustion check on furnaces and boilers, defrost and refrigerant verification on heat pumps, thermostat calibration, and a fresh filter if you have one on hand. You get a written report with anything we’d watch.
- 21-point furnace inspection with combustion and CO safety check
- Heat-pump defrost, refrigerant, and backup-strip verification
- Filter, flame sensor, and burner cleaning included
- $89–$139 flat — book in September and skip the October rush
Other Heating Services
Furnace Installation & Replacement
High-efficiency gas furnaces sized to your home and Spokane’s heating season, with old-unit haul-away included.
Heat Pump Services
Cold-climate heat pump installs, repairs, and defrost issues — built for Inland Northwest winters, not just mild ones.
Boiler Service & Repair
Radiator and baseboard boiler specialists for Spokane’s older South Hill and Browne’s Addition homes.
Emergency Heating Repair
No-heat calls answered 24/7 — frozen systems, dead furnaces, and gas smells prioritized during cold snaps.
Need heating maintenance & tune-ups in Spokane?
Call now — flat-rate quote before any work begins.
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- Flat-rate pricing — you approve the number before we touch a wrench
- Same-day service across Spokane & surrounding towns
- Licensed, insured, and background-checked techs
- 10-year parts warranty on new furnace installations
Common Questions
How often should a furnace be serviced?
Once a year, ideally in early fall before the first hard freeze — that’s when schedules are open and small parts are in stock.
Does a tune-up really prevent breakdowns?
It prevents most of them. Ignitors and sensors fail gradually; we catch them while they still work, which is exactly when replacement is cheap and convenient.
Do you offer a maintenance plan?
Yes — an annual plan that bundles the fall tune-up with priority scheduling and repair discounts. Ask when you book.