Pace Plumbing Heating & Air.

Recent permits pulled on the licence in Spokane County show mechanical and plumbing jobs in Spokane, Chattaroy and Liberty Lake during 2026. Public work goes back to 2011, mostly as a subcontractor for the City of Spokane, Spokane Parks & Recreation, Spokane County Purchasing and SNAP, with apprentices on some of those jobs. The state lists Kimberley Pace and Kevin Pace as principals since 2025. The crew runs in the 11 to 20 range, and the company advertises emergency service, pipe thawing and burst pipe repair, plus senior and military discounts. Its listed service area reaches from Deer Park and Colbert to Cheney, Airway Heights and across the line to Post Falls and Coeur d'Alene. The fit is service, repair and remodel work on existing buildings. A camera look at the sewer line before buying an older Spokane house, a frozen supply line in January, a water heater swap or a seasonal furnace and AC tune-up all sit squarely in the work described. Large commercial electrical jobs and new-home rough-in are outside that mix, so a builder framing a new house would likely look elsewhere. Most of this work needs a permit. Replacing a furnace, adding a heat pump or AC, swapping a water heater, and repairing or replacing a sewer line generally require a mechanical or plumbing permit from the City of Spokane, Spokane Valley or Spokane County, depending on where the house sits, and Idaho jurisdictions run their own process. The permit brings an inspection of gas lines, venting and connections, which matters for safety and for resale. A licensed contractor should pull it as part of the job, so ask about it when the work is scheduled.