CDA SPOKANE HVAC

I was shopping for a new furnace/AC system and was connected to this vendor via CostCo. They were not the cheapest but their costs were in-alignment with the others who install the "big name" brands (Lennox, Carrier, etc.). Mike took the time to explain to me my options (small unit with no duct modifications or a more a appropriately sized unit with minor duct modifications). Nick did the install and planned the necessary ducting modifications since the original house build had ducting that was fine for heating but was undersized for AC. If you have concerns regarding proper unit sizing, perhaps due to prior owner decisions you may not be confident in, go with this company -- they will do the calculations necessary and suggest the proper size and adjustments needed to your ducting to accommodate that size. Needed heat transfer is driven by your house build/updates and the local weather/sun/exposure. Ability to provide that heat transfer is limited by your air ducts. CDA Spokane (

We returned to our summer home to discover the A/C wasn’t working, which was alarming with the prospect of record heat.The company sent a technician the same day we called for service. He diagnosed the problem as a burned out motor but questioned whether it was worth investing in the repair, given the age of the compressor. We elected to replace the compressor, and he completed the work in two days. We were grateful for getting the work done immediately, as we would have needed to drive back to Seattle to wait for the repair and return later when houseguests were due. The technician worked unobtrusively, effectively, and tirelessly until the job was done, despite high heat and very long hours. I would recommend this company unreservedly based on our experience to date. Service: Install AC

As new home-owners, we scheduled a routine maintenance check on our furnace and AC. I got a postcard in the mail saying it was time for a service so I called and scheduled one. I made the mistake of not asking for pricing in advance (lesson learned) for what I thought was a simple "come by and check to make sure everything is working properly" maintenance check. Little did I know (until the bill was handed to me at the end) that they charge $135/hour, and their "maintenance check" consist of all sorts of procedures done without your authorization. Procedures that cost hundreds of dollars. When I got our bill for close to $500 dollars for 2.5 hours of work, a new filter, and coil cleaning I felt beyond blindsided and quite frankly, really confused. How on earth could something this expensive not be discussed between the technician and client? Any other decent company would have shared the things that needed to be changed, cleaned, replaced etc, and then proceeded to obtain the customers