Revive Heating & Air Cndtng LLC.

Revive advertises furnace repair and replacement, air conditioning service and installation, heat pump maintenance, and preventive tune-ups for both heating and cooling systems, including furnace cleaning. The business is licensed with the state under an HVAC/refrigeration specialty, dates to 2015 by the state record, and describes itself as locally owned. The state lists Daren Mcgrath and Heather Mcgrath as principals since 2015. Work is centered on Spokane, with a service radius of about 25 miles from the city. The fit is residential heating and cooling. A fall furnace tune-up, a heat pump check before summer, a no-heat call on a cold January night, or a second opinion on whether an older AC unit can be repaired before it's replaced all sit squarely in what this shop does. With the owner working alongside a very small crew, the person diagnosing the system is close to the person running the business. Large commercial retrofits fall outside the residential service and installation work the state record points to. In Spokane and the surrounding county, replacing a furnace, installing a new AC unit or heat pump, or adding gas lines and new ductwork generally calls for a mechanical permit, and electrical work tied to new equipment can need one too. Routine maintenance and simple repairs usually don't. A licensed HVAC contractor should pull the permit for a replacement or new install, since the inspection checks venting, gas connections and clearances, which matters for safety in a house heated hard all winter. Ask who is pulling it before work starts.