Advanced Tech Heating Clg & Elec LLC.

The business traces back to 2011 under an earlier registration as Advanced Technology Heating/Cooling, and the current Washington registration dates from 2023. The state lists Chrystal Conley and Jason Conley as principals since 2023. Its workers'-comp classes cover HVAC install and service, electrical wiring in buildings and floodlighting, and metal goods manufacturing, with a crew in the seven-to-ten range. In 2015 and 2016 it filed public-works jobs for SNAP as a subcontractor. The company advertises a satisfaction guarantee on its heating and cooling work. Much of this firm's work has come as a subcontractor to general contractors, and it handles residential, commercial and public jobs. That makes it a reasonable fit for a furnace or air conditioner replacement, a seasonal tune-up, or a property where the heating work and the electrical feed can be handled by one crew. A property manager lining up wiring or exterior floodlights for a building could also look here. Heavy industrial process work sits outside what its licensed classes describe. Before an HVAC job starts, get the scope in writing: which equipment is being removed, whether ductwork, the thermostat and electrical connections are included, and who hauls away the old unit. Ask how change orders are priced if the crew opens a wall or finds undersized ducts. In Spokane, Spokane Valley or Liberty Lake, where a furnace runs hard all winter and air conditioning matters in July, ask what the manufacturer warranty covers versus the installer's labor guarantee, and what a satisfaction promise means in practice.