Moser Inc.

Public-works filings on the licence run from 2004 to 2025, nearly all as a sub. The agencies include Washington State University, Eastern Washington University, Central Washington University, the City of Spokane, Spokane School District 81, Richland School District, Educational Service District 123, the Cities of Kennewick and Quincy, the Grant County Housing Authority, and the state Departments of Commerce and Enterprise Services. Moser Inc. is part of Avista's contractor network for HVAC. The state lists Arliss Luttermoser as a principal since 1994, the year the business was established, and Cory Luttermoser as a principal since 2026. This is a shop that takes work through referrals, repeat customers and general contractors rather than advertising. It fits a foundation pour or slab for a wood-frame building, HVAC replacement or repair, and institutional jobs where prevailing-wage paperwork is routine. The registered work is concrete and mechanical, so framing and the rest of a full build would sit with another contractor or a general contractor running the job. On a Spokane home, repair versus replace usually turns on age and cause. A furnace or heat pump that has carried a house through many winters and needs a major part is often worth replacing, especially if it's struggling to keep up in cold snaps; a younger unit with a single failure is usually worth fixing. Concrete works the same way. Freeze-thaw cycles open cracks in older flatwork, and a cracked or heaved driveway or patio may be patched, but settling around a foundation calls for finding the cause before anyone pours new concrete. Ask the contractor to explain which problem you actually have.