Excel Air LLC.

The business traces back to 2020, when it operated as Excel Air Professional Corp under an earlier Washington registration. The current LLC took over in 2024, and the state lists Raymond Davey as a principal since that year. A crew of four to six puts the shop in the small, hands-on range. Work comes mostly through referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising, so it tends to circulate through Spokane, Spokane Valley and nearby towns by word of a past job. Excel Air fits a furnace or heat pump replacement, a new air-conditioning install, or routine maintenance on a house or small commercial space within its range. It is an HVAC shop, not a builder or a firm that takes on large municipal or public projects. A homeowner who wants one company to handle the mechanical system from install through later service calls is the natural match. Around Spokane, replacing or adding a furnace, heat pump, air conditioner or gas appliance almost always needs a mechanical permit, and gas line work and new circuits for equipment bring their own permits and inspections. That holds whether the job falls under the City of Spokane, Spokane Valley or Spokane County. The inspection checks venting, combustion air, gas connections and equipment sizing, which matter in a heating-heavy climate. Expect the contractor to pull the permit in the company's name. A contractor who suggests skipping it leaves the homeowner holding an uninspected system at resale or insurance time.