AJ Heating & A/C LLC.

The state insures AJ Heating & A/C under a single workers'-comp class, HVAC-R install, service and repair, which matches the work it lists. Public filings show dozens of prevailing-wage jobs for SNAP between 2016 and 2017, almost all taken on as a subcontractor. An earlier Washington licence under the same name dates to 2020, and the current L&I registration carries the HVAC/RFRG specialty. The state lists Ajit Khinda and Hardish Khinda as principals since 2025. That record points to a shop that mostly works alongside general contractors and agencies. It fits an HVAC installation where prevailing-wage paperwork matters, a public project needing a mechanical sub, or ongoing heating and cooling maintenance on an existing building. It's an HVAC firm and nothing else, so framing, electrical rough-in and the rest of a new build belong with other trades. Spokane HVAC demand swings with the weather. The first cold snaps of fall bring a rush of furnace calls, and the first real heat of summer does the same for air conditioning, so tune-ups and replacements are easiest to schedule in spring and early fall, between the peaks. Homeowners in Spokane Valley, Mead or Cheney planning a system swap do well to book before the season turns rather than after a breakdown. Commercial and public jobs often run on a general contractor's timeline, so subs like this one get booked as those projects line up.