MR Appliance of Spokane Valley.

The state insures the business under a single workers'-comp class, household appliance installation and service, which matches what it advertises. The brand list is long, covering everyday names like Whirlpool, Maytag, GE, Samsung and LG alongside high-end lines such as Sub-Zero, Wolf, Viking, Miele, Thermador and Gaggenau. The company also lists maintenance plans, garbage disposals, wine coolers, vent hoods and outdoor kitchen appliances. The state lists Niklas Anderson as a principal since 2026, and the crew is small, one to three people, so the owner is likely doing much of the service work. This is an appliance shop, not an electrician for wiring or panel work, even though it's filed under electrical. It fits a homeowner with a failed fridge or a dryer that runs hot, a kitchen full of built-in premium units, or a restaurant or laundry operator with commercial equipment down. The radius runs about 25 miles from Spokane Valley. Someone wanting a national corporate outfit should know each location here is independently operated. Spokane's housing stock shapes appliance work. Older homes on the South Hill and in Millwood often have tight laundry closets and long, twisting dryer vent runs through walls and crawlspaces, which collect lint and are worth cleaning on a schedule. Newer builds in Greenacres and the Valley tend to carry integrated refrigerators and wall ovens that are harder to pull and service. Before a visit, note the model and serial number and what the unit is doing, and ask whether the part is stocked or ordered.