Bigfoot Heating & Cooling.

The work centers on heating and cooling: furnace and AC repair, heat pump service, thermostat and control problems, airflow issues, seasonal tune-ups, indoor air quality and full system installations. The company says it works on most major furnace, air conditioner and heat pump brands, and offers second opinions on repairs. Mechanical permits pulled under its licence in 2026 cover homes in Spokane and Spokane Valley, including one in Millwood. The state lists Cole Tarwater and Colin Fearn as principals since 2025, and the company's site claims roots going back to 2015. Bigfoot is a small crew with the owners on the tools, one listed as an installation specialist and the other as a service technician. The shop sticks to heating, cooling and air quality, so it fits a homeowner replacing a tired furnace, chasing a comfort problem, or keeping an existing system on a maintenance schedule. Separate electrical or plumbing jobs and large commercial mechanical projects belong with other trades. The company advertises lifetime-backed repairs through what it calls the Legendary Bigfoot Warranty, tied to its Comfort Club membership. Before an HVAC job starts, ask for the scope in writing: which equipment is being replaced, whether ductwork, the thermostat or the venting are included, and who pulls the mechanical permit with Spokane, Spokane Valley or the county. Ask how old equipment gets hauled away and how the work area is protected in a finished basement. Find out how changes are priced if the technician finds a cracked heat exchanger or undersized ducts mid-job. Get warranty terms spelled out, separating manufacturer coverage on equipment from the contractor's own coverage on labor, and whether any of it depends on a membership or annual tune-ups.