Lambco Refrigeration Inc.

The state insures Lambco under its HVAC-R install, service and repair class, which matches the work it lists. The business traces back to a predecessor licence from 1981, and the current Washington registration dates from 1993. Public-works filings name Spokane School District 81, Central Valley, Mead and Cheney school districts, Washington State University, Spokane County Purchasing and the state Department of Enterprise Services, with jobs as far out as Moses Lake, Othello, Kennewick and College Place. Filings run from 2004 into 2026. The state lists Roy Lamb II as a principal since 1980 and Jennifer Lamb since 2012. Lambco gets its work through referrals, repeat customers and public contracting rather than advertising, and its weight sits on the commercial and institutional side. That makes it a natural fit for building owners and facility managers who need ongoing HVAC maintenance or system upgrades in larger buildings. Homeowners replacing or installing a system can call too, since residential work is on the list. It's less of a match for a fast residential remodel where heating is one small piece of a bigger job. Spokane's housing runs from early twentieth-century homes on the South Hill and in the older neighborhoods to newer subdivisions in Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake and Mead. Older houses often carry converted boilers, undersized ductwork or none at all, so adding central air or a heat pump can mean rethinking how air moves through the house. Newer homes tend to be tighter, and equipment sizing matters more than raw capacity. Ask any HVAC contractor to size the system from the house itself, not from the unit it's replacing.