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Building heat, done the old-fashioned way — carefully.
Liberty Building HVAC Works is a commercial-first heating and cooling contractor on East Sprague Avenue in Spokane Valley, with residential service alongside.
Old systems deserve patient diagnosis.
A lot of Spokane's buildings still heat the way they were designed to a century ago — and a lot of contractors would rather rip that out than understand it. We'd rather find out why the third-floor radiators are cold. Sometimes the answer is a new boiler. Often it's a valve, a vent or a pump.
Newer buildings and houses get the same approach: measure, write it down, price it, fix it.
Five things you can hold us to.
- Diagnose first
- Valves, vents and pumps before boilers.
- Keep what works
- Radiators and sound ductwork stay.
- Written prices
- Before any billable work.
- Plain scope
- Plumbing, sprinklers and state inspections are separate — we say so.
- Homes too
- The same care for residential customers.
Most of the work
Older brick buildings, apartment blocks, Valley light industry, offices and retail.
Alongside it
Radiator houses on the South Hill; furnaces and heat pumps across the Valley.
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Washington registration
Contractors in Washington register with the Department of Labor & Industries, and HVAC electrical work carries its own L&I licensing. The business's registration number belongs in the footer and on this page, and will be added when supplied.