Furnace Replacement
Careful replacements on long-lived furnaces.
See furnace replacement optionsComstock is one of the South Hill's most owner-occupied neighborhoods, nearly all single-family homes built along old streetcar lines and then in the post-war boom. Furnaces and AC units here tend to be replaced on a long, steady cycle.

Quick answerAbrahamson's Air serves Comstock on Spokane's South Hill. About three in four homes here are owner-occupied, so work is mostly furnace replacement, adding central air or a heat pump, tune-ups and repairs on long-lived systems. Calls are answered 24/7 and every job is priced in writing first.
Updated September 2026
Comstock covers the South Hill south of 29th Avenue and west of Perry Street, with about 7,900 residents. It developed in phases, first along streetcar lines and then during the post-war housing boom, and it is overwhelmingly single-family. About 77 percent of its homes are owner-occupied, among the highest shares in the city.
Owners who stay put tend to keep their systems running a long time, then replace them carefully. That makes Comstock work heavy on tune-ups, repair-or-replace decisions and adding cooling when the furnace is replaced.
Manito Shopping Center at 29th and Grand is the neighborhood's commercial hub.
Careful replacements on long-lived furnaces.
See furnace replacement optionsCentral air added with a furnace replacement.
Book ac installationYearly checks that keep older systems safe.
Furnace Tune-Up in SpokaneEfficient heat and cooling in one system.
Book heat pump installationComfort in dry South Hill winters.
How we handle whole-house humidifier installationNo-heat calls on the South Hill.
See furnace repair optionsSpokane neighborhood from our Spokane service office.
Manito/Cannon Hill heating and coolingSpokane neighborhood from our Spokane service office.
Lincoln Heights heating and coolingSpokane neighborhood from our Spokane service office.
Rockwood heating and coolingSpokane neighborhood from our Spokane service office.
Southgate heating and coolingNot necessarily. A tune-up and safety check tells you its condition, and we will say plainly if replacement makes sense yet.
If your existing ducts are sized well enough, yes. Otherwise a heat pump or ductless system is the alternative.
Yes. Every furnace tune-up includes a combustion and carbon monoxide check.
Yes. The line is answered 24/7 and winter no-heat calls are handled first.
For many homes on forced-air heat, yes. Winter indoor air gets very dry, and a humidifier on the furnace keeps rooms more comfortable and wood floors and trim from drying out.
Call any hour for furnace and central air service in Comstock.
