Comfortable Solutions Inc.

The state insures this business under its HVAC-R install, service and repair class, which matches what the permits show. Recent mechanical permits run through Spokane Valley, Spokane, Colbert and Mead in 2025 and 2026. The company advertises furnace and heat pump repair and installation, AC maintenance, mini-splits and multi-zone additions, water heater replacement, whole-home ventilators, air purifiers, thermostat programming and like-for-like or upgraded equipment retrofits. It also lists commercial HVAC work and on-call emergency service, and says it offers a satisfaction guarantee. The state lists Thomas Collett, Dylan Whitaker and Jesse Pew as principals since 2021, with a crew in the four-to-six range. Comfortable Solutions suits a homeowner with a furnace that quit in January or a heat pump acting up, where getting someone out quickly matters, and it suits a house adding a ductless mini-split to a cold bonus room or an addition. Commercial property owners planning an HVAC retrofit fit the work mix too. Electrical contracting and structural remodeling are outside it; this is a mechanical-systems shop. Before comparing HVAC quotes in Spokane, write down the size and age of the house, the current equipment and fuel type, and which rooms run hot or cold. Ask each bidder to name the equipment model and capacity, say whether they did a load calculation, and spell out what happens to existing ductwork. For heat pumps, ask how the system handles our coldest winter nights and what backup heat is included. Confirm each quote includes the mechanical permit from the city or county, and get the warranty terms in writing so the bids line up.