Furnace, AC and Heat Pump Repair in Spangle, Day or Night
When a power surge, a falling limb or a hard freeze knocks out your heat or cooling, we come out, find the failed part and fix it. We handle furnace repair, AC repair, heat pumps, mini-splits and new installations for homes in Spangle, Cheney and Medical Lake, with a written quote before any work starts.
- $1M general liability insurance
- Midea Specialist
- 1-year labor warranty on all repairs
- No after-hours fees
Repair, Replacement and Upkeep for Heating and Cooling
The bulk of our work is fixing equipment that has stopped doing its job: a furnace that ignites and then drops out, an air conditioner whose fan spins while the air stays warm, a heat pump coated in ice in the middle of winter. When fixing it stops being worth the money, we move on to ac installation, furnace installation, heat pumps or ductless mini-splits. Maintenance plans get your equipment checked before each season starts. We also take on commercial HVAC and new construction HVAC.
AC Repair
We trace warm air, ice and dead condensers to the failed part, from blown capacitors to leaking coils, and quote the fix in writing before we start.
Furnace Repair
We find the exact part that stopped your furnace, from igniters to pressure switches, and put the fix in writing before we touch it.
AC Installation
New central air sized by load calculation, matched to your furnace coil, and commissioned with measured charge and airflow so it cools the way it was rated to.
Heat Pumps
Repair for heat pumps that ice up, short-cycle or quit after an outage, plus properly sized cold-climate installs with free estimates and rebate help.
Maintenance Plans
Spring cooling and fall heating tune-ups that find weak capacitors, dirty flame sensors and clogged drains before a storm or cold snap finds them for you.
Emergency HVAC Repair
Furnace out, AC dead or the outdoor unit hit by a falling limb? We answer any hour, test for the failed part and put the quote in writing before the repair.
Furnace Installation
New gas furnaces sized to your home's heat loss, vented to code, permitted and started up with combustion readings, plus a free estimate and a written quote.
Ductless Mini-Splits
Wall-mounted heating and cooling for rooms your main system can't reach, sized room by room and installed with a pressure-tested, vacuumed line set.
Commercial HVAC
Repair, replacement and seasonal service for rooftop units, split systems and gas heaters in shops, offices and small commercial buildings.
New Construction HVAC
We size, place and start up the heating and cooling equipment in your new home, working around your builder's schedule from rough-in to final inspection.
Getting to Know HVAC Spangle
We are a local heating and cooling company with one goal: when your system breaks down, especially after a storm, you get a straight answer quickly. Winters here mean long freezes and the odd round of freezing rain, and summers mean heat and smoky air that clogs filters. Equipment works hard here, and it rarely fails at a good time.
That is why we keep things simple. We track down the real cause, explain it in everyday terms, write the price down and do the repair right. On heat pump upgrades, we help you claim Avista rebates and federal tax credits so paperwork never holds up the job.
- Insurance
- $1M general liability insurance
- Warranty
- 1-year labor warranty on all repairs
- Certifications
- Midea Specialist
Why Homeowners Call Us After Something Breaks
A sudden breakdown leaves you with two unknowns: what failed and what the fix will cost. We settle both before any repair begins.
Calls answered around the clock
Our phones are answered day and night. We add no emergency or after-hours fees, so a breakdown at midnight is billed at the same rate as one in the middle of the afternoon.
We name the part that failed
A power surge rarely ruins a whole system. More often it takes out a run capacitor, a contactor or a control board. We test each component, show you photos of what we found and explain why it failed.
The number is on paper up front
Before we pick up a tool, you have the price on paper to read over and approve. Choose to move ahead and the diagnostic fee comes off your repair total.
Honest repair-or-replace answers
If a ten-dollar part fixes it, we say so. If a cracked heat exchanger or a failed compressor makes replacement the smarter call, we explain the numbers and let you decide. Estimates on installations and replacements are free.
Clear about insurance
When a storm-related loss may be covered, we photograph what failed and note which parts were affected and why. We are not your adjuster, but we hand you the records insurers usually ask to see.
How a Service Call Runs
From the first call to the final test, you know what is happening and why.
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You call, we ask the right questions
Tell us what the system is doing: no heat, short cycling, ice on the outdoor coil, a burning smell. A few questions help us bring the likely parts on the first trip.
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Diagnosis with photos
We check power, safety switches, burner and ignition, refrigerant pressures and electrical components. You see photos of the problem and hear plainly what failed and why.
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Written quote
You get the repair options and price in writing. Nothing starts until you approve it.
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Repair and verification
We swap the failed component, then let the equipment run long enough to watch it start, settle and shut down on its own. Along the way we read supply air temperature, motor amperage and the response of each safety switch.
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Cleanup and walkthrough
We haul away the old parts, wipe down the work area and show you what was replaced before we leave.
What Moves the Price of a Repair or Install
No two service calls cost the same, because no two failures are the same. A blown fuse and a seized compressor can produce the same symptom. Here is what actually changes the number on your quote.
Every job starts with a written quote you approve before work begins. Estimates on installations and replacements are free, and the diagnostic fee on repairs is credited toward the repair.
- Which part failed
- Capacitors, contactors, igniters and flame sensors are small parts and quick swaps. Inducer motors, blower motors and control boards cost more. A compressor or a coil is the largest repair on most systems.
- Storm hits on the outdoor unit
- Wind-driven branches can crush condenser fins or puncture a coil, and a lightning surge can knock out several electrical parts at once. We check the whole unit, because fixing one part and missing another just means a second visit.
- Refrigerant type and charge
- Older systems run on R-22, which is now scarce and expensive. Newer ones use R-410A or R-454B. A leak has to be found and repaired before recharging, or the system loses its charge again.
- Equipment age and parts availability
- Parts for a fifteen-year-old furnace can take longer to source. On aging equipment we weigh the repair against what that system is likely to need next.
- Sizing and electrical for new systems
- Installs are priced from a load calculation for your home, the efficiency level you choose and whether the electrical panel needs a new circuit. Permits and inspection are part of the job.
Where Our Technicians Go
We work in Spangle and in the neighboring towns of Cheney, Medical Lake, Airway Heights, Spokane and Spokane Valley. Repair calls, new installs and maintenance visits all cover this same ground.
- Spangle
- Cheney
- Spokane
- Spokane Valley
- Airway Heights
- Medical Lake
Just outside these towns? Give us a call and we will tell you whether we can reach your home.
Questions Homeowners Ask Us
- My heat or AC stopped after a windstorm or power outage. What can I check myself?
- Start with the breaker for the furnace or outdoor unit and the shutoff switch next to the equipment. Make sure the thermostat screen is on and the filter is not clogged. If the breaker flips again right after you reset it, leave it off and call us, because a shorted part or scorched wiring is the likely cause.
- Will a night, weekend or holiday visit cost extra?
- No. We charge no emergency or after-hours fees, so a midnight repair is billed the same as a daytime one.
- What keeps you from selling me a system I don't need?
- You see photos of the broken part and hear what caused it before any quote. If fixing it makes sense, we recommend the fix. We only bring up replacement when the repair cost, the system's age or a safety issue such as a cracked heat exchanger points that way.
- Will my homeowners insurance pay for storm damage to my system?
- Sometimes. A falling branch, lightning or a power surge is often a covered cause, while normal wear usually isn't. We photograph the damaged parts and write down what failed, which most insurers ask for, but your adjuster makes the coverage call.
- Do you stand behind your repairs?
- Yes. Every repair carries a 1-year labor warranty. If the same repair fails within twelve months, we come back and the labor to fix it is on us.
- Is there a charge for you to look at my system?
- Repair visits have a diagnostic fee, which is applied to the repair if we do the work. Installation and replacement estimates cost nothing.
- Can a heat pump handle winters here?
- Cold-climate heat pumps now keep heating well below freezing, and many homeowners keep a furnace for backup on the coldest nights. We can size one for your home and help you claim Avista rebates and federal tax credits on the install.
- Do you offer maintenance plans?
- Yes. A plan includes seasonal tune-ups, discounts on repairs and priority scheduling. The fall visit finds weak igniters and dirty flame sensors before the first cold night, and the spring visit checks the refrigerant charge and capacitors before the hot weather.
No Heat or No Cooling Right Now?
Tell us what your system is doing and we will get someone out to find the cause. The price is in writing before we touch a part, and there are no after-hours fees.