HVAC Service in Colfax and the Towns Around It
We fix and install furnaces, air conditioners and heat pumps for homeowners in Colfax and nearby towns. Call any hour for emergency repair, or set up a free quote for a new system. After the job, we check back to make sure everything runs right.
Where We Work
Our home base is Colfax, and we head out from here to Pullman, Moscow and Cheney for repairs, tune-ups and new installs. Since heating and cooling trouble doesn't wait for business hours, our emergency HVAC repair covers the same towns day or night, with no emergency or after-hours fees.
We also work down in the valley, in Lewiston, Clarkston, West Clarkston-Highland and Clarkston Heights-Vineland. Wherever you are, the visit runs the same way. You get a written quote before any work begins, and if we charge a diagnostic fee, it is credited toward the repair. Once the work is done, we call back to ask how the system is doing and to answer any questions about filters, thermostat settings or keeping the outdoor unit clear.
Towns we cover from Colfax
- Colfax
- Pullman
- Moscow
- Clarkston
- West Clarkston-Highland
- Lewiston
- Cheney
- Clarkston Heights-Vineland
Not on the list? Call (509) 769-3613 and ask.
What We See in Homes Around Here
- Long, cold winters
- Winters on the Palouse and up toward Cheney bring hard freezes and long stretches when the furnace barely shuts off. That steady load wears out igniters, flame sensors and blower motors. A fall tune-up catches most of those parts before the first cold snap does.
- Hot, dry summers
- Summer heat runs hotter in the valley around Lewiston and Clarkston, and air conditioners there work hard through July and August. Dust and cottonwood fluff clog outdoor coils, so we clean them and show you how to keep the unit clear between visits.
- A mix of older and newer houses
- The area has plenty of older farmhouses and mid-century homes next to newer builds. Older homes often run on aging furnaces with no cooling at all, and that's where ductless mini-splits or a heat pump can add comfort without a major remodel.
- Permits on both sides of the state line
- Permit rules differ between Washington and Idaho, and between cities and county areas. When a new furnace, heat pump or AC install needs a permit, we pull it and schedule the inspection so you don't have to sort out which office handles your address.
- Heat pump rebates
- A heat pump is a good fit for a lot of homes in this area. If you choose one, we sit down with you on the Avista rebate and the federal tax credit, point out which forms apply and help you fill them in, so the savings actually reach you.
Not Sure If We Reach Your Town
Give us a call and tell us where you live. If you're in or near one of the towns above, we can usually help, from a repair tonight to a free quote on a new system.