Anderson's Sheet Metal Heating & AC.

Washington's workers'-comp classes for the business cover HVAC-R installation, service and repair, sewer pipe cleaning, light-gauge metal fabrication, plus estimating and office staff, with a crew in the seven-to-ten range. It is part of the Avista Contractor Network. The public-works record includes a job for the Spokane Housing Authority, taken as a subcontractor, and much of the work runs through general contractors on residential and commercial projects. The state lists Michael Anderson and Craig Anderson as principals since 2023, and the work reaches roughly 25 miles out from the Valley, toward towns like Liberty Lake, Mead and Spokane proper. That combination suits furnace and air conditioning installs, seasonal tune-ups, custom duct runs and sewer line cleaning in older Spokane homes. It's a service, repair and fabrication outfit, so a homeowner planning a full new build will still need a general contractor to run the framing and structure, with a shop like this brought in for the mechanical side. Spokane's winters make fall the time to get a furnace checked, before the first hard cold puts every HVAC crew on emergency calls. Air conditioning is worth servicing in spring, ahead of the dry, hot stretch of July and August when smoke from regional fires also makes good filtration matter. Freeze-thaw cycles shift soil around older sewer laterals, and roots chase moisture in dry summers, so a line that backs up slowly is often best cleaned and inspected before the ground freezes and digging gets harder.