Shaw Plumbing Heating & A/C.

The state insures Shaw under workers'-comp classes for plumbing and sewer pipe cleaning and for HVAC-R installation, service and repair, which lines up with the services it lists. Recent mechanical permits put the work in Spokane and Spokane Valley in 2025 and 2026. Public-works filings show apprentices on the job. The work spans residential, commercial and public projects, and the state lists Hank Shaw as a principal since 2024. The current registration dates to 2024, under the newer name that added heating and air conditioning. This is a good match for an urgent leak, a backed-up drain or sewer line, a failed sump pump, or a furnace or AC unit that needs replacing or seasonal service. Much of the work comes through referrals and repeat customers, and the shop sticks to plumbing and mechanical work rather than spreading across trades. Someone planning framing or a full new build would want a general contractor, with Shaw handling the plumbing and HVAC. Spokane's winters are hard on plumbing. Freeze-thaw cycles split exposed supply lines in crawlspaces and on exterior walls, and older sewer laterals in established neighborhoods tend to show trouble when the ground shifts in spring. Fall is the time to have a furnace serviced and hose bibs winterized, before the first deep cold. Air conditioning is best looked at in late spring, ahead of the dry, hot stretch of July and August when every HVAC shop in the valley is busy.