Heating and Cooling Service Around Cheney
Homeowners in Cheney and its neighboring towns call us to repair and install furnaces, air conditioners and heat pumps. We open every visit with a safety check of the equipment, so you know your home is safe before anything else comes up.
Towns we cover from Cheney
- Cheney
- Medical Lake
- Fairchild AFB
- Airway Heights
- Spokane
- Town and Country
Not on the list? Call (509) 309-8324 and ask.
Where We Work
Our home base is Cheney. From here we drive out to Medical Lake, Airway Heights, Town and Country and the homes near Fairchild AFB. We also take jobs in Spokane. If you live between those spots, ask when you call. We will tell you straight if you are in our range.
The work is the same wherever you are. We test for gas leaks and carbon monoxide, check the wiring and the venting, and show you what we find. You get a written quote before any work begins. Breakdowns do not keep office hours, so our 24/7 emergency HVAC repair covers nights and weekends too. A late call costs you nothing extra, because we charge no emergency or after-hours fees.
Local Conditions We Work With
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Winters that last
Around here furnaces and heat pumps work hard from fall through spring. After years of that, a heat exchanger can crack or a flue can clog and let carbon monoxide into the house. So every heating call includes a combustion and venting check, beyond whatever part failed.
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Dry summer heat and smoke
Summer heat pushes air conditioners hard, and late-summer wildfire smoke fills filters quickly. A clogged filter makes the system overheat and short cycle. We check refrigerant pressures, clean the coils and tell you how often to change the filter during a smoky season.
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Old houses and new builds
You'll find older homes here with gas furnaces patched over the years, and newer, tightly built homes with heat pumps. Older units may have tired gas valves or dated wiring. Newer homes need correct sizing so the system doesn't run too much or too little. We see what you have before recommending anything.
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Permits and inspections
Installing a new furnace, AC or heat pump usually means a mechanical permit from the city or county. We pull it and schedule the inspection. Gas work is leak tested before we go, and the inspector looks it over again.
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Heat pump rebates
Avista supplies power or gas to most local homes. When you install a heat pump, we can help you through the Avista rebate forms and the federal tax credit so you aren't sorting out that paperwork by yourself.
Not Sure If We Cover Your Street?
Pick up the phone, give us your town and a quick rundown of the problem. We will say whether we can reach you and line up your free quote. Installations and replacements are always estimated at no charge.