Complete Heating & SHT MTL Inc.

The company lists heat pump installation, gas fireplaces, commercial HVAC, custom ductwork and design-build work on new construction, and it advertises Carrier along with other major heating and cooling brands. Recent electrical permits pulled on its licence are for low-voltage thermostat wiring on ducted units in Spokane, Spokane Valley, Airway Heights and Elk. Between 2009 and 2019 it filed public-works jobs as a subcontractor for Spokane County, Spokane County Public Works, Spokane County Fire District 8 and the Quincy and Lamont school districts. The crew runs in the 11-to-20 range, it's part of Avista's HVAC contractor network, and the state lists Leasa Glover as a principal. This is a good match for a full system replacement, a heat pump conversion, or a remodel or new build where the duct runs need to be designed and built to fit. Commercial owners and agencies with prevailing-wage jobs will find a firm that has done that paperwork before. The company describes itself as family-owned and locally owned and says it offers extended warranty coverage. Its work centers on climate control, so a job that's only electrical wiring with no heating or cooling involved belongs with an electrician. Spokane's housing runs from early-1900s houses on the South Hill and in the older north side neighborhoods to newer subdivisions in the Valley, Liberty Lake and Airway Heights. Older homes often still have gravity-era or undersized ductwork, tight chases and returns in odd places, and moving to a heat pump can mean resizing or rebuilding ducts rather than swapping a box. Newer homes usually have duct systems built for a single forced-air unit. When getting bids, ask whether the contractor will check the existing ducts for size and leakage, and how the new equipment will be matched to the house.