Acnw LLC.

Washington L&I registers Acnw LLC under the HVAC/R specialty, and the state insures its workers under a single risk class for HVAC-R installation, service and repair. That lines up with what it lists: putting in heating and cooling systems and fixing them when they quit. The state lists Chad Kenerson and Violet Mendoza as principals since 2020, the year the business was set up. The work is residential, and it comes mostly through referrals and direct contact. A crew this size suits the jobs most homeowners actually call about: a furnace tune-up before the cold sets in, an air conditioner that stopped cooling in July, or replacing an aging system in a house. Large commercial HVAC projects are a different scale of work and a better fit for a bigger mechanical contractor. A small owner-run operation also means the person quoting the job is often the person doing it. Spokane's seasons set the calendar for this trade. Winters run long and cold, so furnaces and heat pumps get tested hard from November on, and a breakdown in January means waiting behind everyone else whose heat failed. Early fall is the time for a heating check, and spring is the time to look at cooling before dry summer heat pushes air conditioners. Planning a full replacement in the shoulder months, when demand eases, usually gives more room to choose equipment rather than taking whatever is in stock during an emergency.