- 97°FSpokane's August 2026 peak
- 88°FA typical summer high
- 26°FA typical winter low
- -10°FWhat severe winters can reach
How Abrahamson's Air handles heating and cooling in Spokane
We repair, replace and maintain furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps, boilers and ductless systems for homes and businesses around Spokane and Omak. This page covers how we work, where we work from, and who writes the guides on this site.
- Answered 24/7
- Diagnosis before parts
- Written price first
The work we do
Most of our calls are heating calls, because Spokane furnaces run for most of the year. We repair gas and electric furnaces and boilers, replace them when repairs stop making sense, and tune them up before the first cold snap. In summer the calls shift to air conditioning, heat pumps and refrigerant leaks.
We also do the less visible work that decides how a house actually feels: duct repair and new returns, zoning, thermostats set up correctly for heat pumps, filtration for smoke season, and humidifiers for dry winter air. For businesses, we service and install rooftop units and split systems across Spokane and Spokane Valley.
How a job runs from call to clean-up
- 1
A person answers
Any hour, any day. You describe what the system is doing.
- 2
An honest arrival time
A window you can plan around, and a call when we are on the way.
- 3
Diagnosis first
We test the system and show you the reading or the failed part.
- 4
Written price
You approve the price before any work begins.
- 5
The work, done properly
Parts matched to the equipment, permits pulled on replacements.
- 6
Tested before we leave
Full heating or cooling cycles, safety checks on gas equipment.
- 7
Clean-up and walk-through
The work area cleaned and what we did explained.
Two offices, one phone number
Day-to-day dispatch for Spokane runs from our service office on N Florida St in Hillyard. Our head office is in Omak and serves the Okanogan side. Both use the same number, answered 24/7.
68 Brooks Tract Rd, Omak, WA 98841-9428
5104 N Florida St, Spokane, WA 99217
Who writes our guides
NNell Bradshaw, HVAC Guides Editor
The guides on this site are written by Nell Bradshaw, our HVAC guides editor, from the questions Spokane homeowners ask us most: what a furnace costs, whether a heat pump can handle the winter, what to do when the heat quits at night. They are meant to help you understand a problem before you call, not to replace a visit.
Questions about how we work
Do you do residential and commercial work?
Yes. Most calls are residential, and we also handle commercial rooftop units, split systems and maintenance plans.
Do you give prices before starting work?
Always. You approve a written price before any repair or installation begins.
Do you pull permits on replacements?
Yes, the Washington mechanical permit is filed on every replacement and new installation.
Are you really open 24/7?
Yes. The phone is answered around the clock, every day of the year.
Where are your offices?
A service office at 5104 N Florida St in Spokane and a head office at 68 Brooks Tract Rd in Omak.
