Andrews Mechanical Inc.

Public-works filings tied to the licence run from 2004 through 2026. The agencies include Spokane County Fire Districts 9 and 13, the Lamont, Sprague and Yakima school districts, Community Colleges of Spokane, Washington State University, the Spokane Public Facilities District, the City of Ritzville and the state Department of Labor & Industries. The current corporation dates to 2021, and the state lists Edwin Andrews and Louise Andrews as principals since then. The crew runs seven to ten people, and the shop is affiliated with Avista's contractor network for HVAC work. That mix suits plumbing or sewer work on a school, fire station or similar public building, and jobs where one contractor can cover several trades, such as a roof repair paired with mechanical work or a remodel that touches plumbing and heating together. Andrews Mechanical works mostly through general contractors and directories rather than consumer marketing, so a homeowner with a small one-off fixture job may find a residential service plumber a more natural match. Spokane's housing runs from early-1900s homes in Browne's Addition and the South Hill to newer builds on the edges of town, and the plumbing differs a lot between them. Older houses can still carry galvanized supply lines, cast-iron drains and clay sewer laterals that roots find easily, while newer homes mostly use PEX and PVC. Before hiring, it helps to know what your house has and ask how the plumber plans to tie new work into old pipe. Cold winters also make it worth checking any lines in crawlspaces or exterior walls.