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Spokane, WA · formerly Adam & Sam Brothers Repair

Furnace, heat pump, fridge, washer — one Spokane crew.

We repair and install heating and cooling, and fix the machines in your kitchen and laundry room, anywhere within roughly a 35-minute drive of our West Columbia Avenue shop. You get a written number before work starts, with the diagnostic inside it.

  • Diagnostic counted in the repair
  • Calls answered every day
  • 4.6 on Google · 100+ reviews
Our technician beside a new furnace installationFront-load washer in a laundry room on a repair callOur technician working on an outdoor AC unit

4.6 on Google · 100+ reviewsFormerly Adam & Sam Brothers Repair

Diagnostic inside the repairThe office names the fee when you call or book. It is counted inside the written repair price you approve; say no to the repair and it is the whole bill.
Up to $50 offAn HVAC repair booked online. Appliance repairs booked online: up to $22 off. Never taken off the diagnostic.
Calls every dayWe answer Monday through Sunday. Same-day visits are often possible: call and we tell you right away whether a technician can reach your address today.

Thirteen services, one licensed crew

Six heating-and-cooling services and seven kinds of appliance repair. All of them are priced the same way: a diagnostic first, then one written number for the fix.

Heating & cooling

Appliances

State records

Licensed, bonded and on the public record

Both licenses are issued by the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries. Open either one on L&I Verify and check the number, the specialties, the bond and the dates yourself.

Refrigerant work by technicians with EPA 608 Universal cards

About our licenses
06A · 07DWA L&I

06A HVAC/Refrigeration · 07D Appliance Repair

Electrical Contractor

License No. LARCHHA742PL

Valid Oct 26, 2026 – Oct 26, 2028
Name on the L&I record: LARCH HVAC & APPLIANCE

Electrical components inside the furnaces, heat pumps, AC units and mini-splits we install and repair, plus their thermostat and control wiring (06A); electrical components inside household appliances (07D).

Verify on L&IWhat each license covers

GeneralWA L&I

General

Construction Contractor

License No. LARCHHA745PW

Valid Oct 16, 2026 – Oct 16, 2028
Name on the L&I record: LARCH HVAC & APPLIANCE

Our registration for installation and replacement jobs: a new furnace, heat pump or central air system.

Verify on L&IWhat each license covers

What customers say on Google

Real reviews from our Google Business Profile, quoted as written. Reviewer names are shortened.

4.6

106 Google reviews · 95 of them five-star

Read all reviews on Google

What reviewers mention most

  • Dryer repair 19
  • Refrigerator repair 12
  • Knowledgeable technicians 12
  • Quick arrival 6
  • Heating element replacement 4
  • Quick diagnosis 3

“Adam came to my house because my dryer was making a weird noise. He quickly diagnosed the problem…”

Thomas H.Dryer repair · Google review

“Adam came out on a moments notice and got my air conditioner working.”

Chris M.Air conditioning · Google review

“Vladimir came out and fixed my mom’s furnace on a Friday night. He is knowledgeable, professional and responsible.”

Tanya W.Furnace repair · Google review

“He could have made a quick buck off of me but instead chose to do the right thing.”

Christian S.Washing machine · Google review

“The guy that has come both times makes sure to have me present to show me what the issue is before actually fixing it.”

Christina B.Dryer repair · Google review

“They did A/C mini split in my shop… Everything works properly with no issues.”

Eugene T.Ductless A/C install · Google review

What one crew with two licenses changes

01

Electrical repairs stay in-house

Our electrical contractor license LARCHHA742PL carries the 06A HVAC and 07D appliance repair specialties, so the motors, controls and wiring inside your equipment are ours, and a new heat pump’s controls and supply whip are handled by the crew that installs it.

02

Refrigerant on our own van

Technicians with the EPA 608 Universal card recover, repair and recharge AC, heat pumps, mini-splits, refrigerators and walk-ins themselves. No refrigerant subcontractor, no second appointment.

03

4.6 stars over 100+ reviews

Earned under the Adam & Sam Brothers Repair name and carried over when the Google listing was renamed. The people behind those reviews are the people who come to your door.

04

Calls answered daily, one price card

No Saturday surcharge, no distance surcharge anywhere on the map, and no second trip fee when we have to order a part and come back.

How a repair gets its price

Every repair visit opens with the diagnostic: the drive, hands-on testing with a meter (and, for furnaces and air conditioners, refrigerant gauges or a combustion analyzer) and one written number for the fix. Approve it and the diagnostic is already inside that number; decline and the diagnostic fee is all you owe. The office names that fee when you call or book, since it depends on the equipment and the visit. A booking made online earns up to $50 off an HVAC repair or up to $22 off an appliance repair, taken from the repair itself and never from the diagnostic.

For a sense of scale, a furnace igniter starts at $175. Heating and cooling are the only prices we show, and they are approximate starting figures rather than quotes, since the same part can differ several-fold in price from one system to another. Appliance repairs, such as an electric dryer heating element, carry no posted price: the technician meters the machine and writes one price before any work starts. Your exact number arrives in the written estimate once the diagnostic is done. Replacements start with a written quote and no charge for the install site visit, and a full-system install booked through the site-visit form can save up to $500, first-year tune-up included.

See all HVAC prices

RepairApprox. price
Furnace igniterfrom $175
Flame sensor cleaning or replacementfrom $100
AC / heat pump capacitorfrom $150
Contactorfrom $175
Frozen condensate line thawed, rerouted or heat-tracedfrom $150
Inducer motorfrom $450
Refrigerant leak repair and rechargefrom $400
HVAC tune-upfrom $129

Approximate starting prices for the Spokane area, part and work included. Not a quote: the final number depends on the equipment, the part and the house, and the same part can differ several-fold in price. Your exact price is in the written estimate after the diagnostic.

Thirteen communities within about 35 minutes

The vans leave West Columbia Avenue every morning. A house in Newman Lake pays exactly what a house in West Central pays.

SpokaneSpokane ValleyAirway HeightsMillwoodMeadColbertNine Mile FallsCheneyMedical LakeLiberty LakeDeer ParkOtis OrchardsNewman LakeOur shop
Every town on this map is on our regular route.
  • SpokaneHome base. Craftsman basements on the South Hill, North Side ranches and Kendall Yards condos, usually minutes from the shop.
  • Spokane ValleyTwenty minutes east on I-90: Opportunity, Veradale, Greenacres and Dishman ranches, plus the restaurants along Sprague.
  • Airway HeightsTwelve minutes out US-2. Newer subdivisions, Fairchild households and builder-grade heat pumps facing the West Plains wind.
  • MillwoodFifteen minutes along Trent. Mill-era homes from the 1920s–40s with full basements and long dryer vent runs.
  • MeadFifteen minutes north on US-2. Farwell subdivisions, Peone Prairie acreage, propane furnaces and very hard well water.
  • ColbertAbout twenty minutes north. Custom homes near the Little Spokane River with wells, propane and big cold-climate heat pumps.
  • Nine Mile FallsTwenty minutes out Highway 291. Suncrest, Long Lake cabins lived in year-round, and plenty of ductless mini-splits.
  • CheneyTwenty-five minutes southwest. Older downtown homes, hard-worked rental laundry near EWU and the kitchens along First Street.
  • Medical LakeTwenty-five minutes via Highway 902. Modest 1940s–70s homes in town and lakeside properties lived in all year.
  • Liberty LakeThirty minutes east at the state line. The newest housing we serve, where boards and sensors give out before motors do.
  • Deer ParkThirty minutes up US-395. An old downtown ringed by acreage on wells and propane, with winters colder than Spokane’s.
  • Otis OrchardsThirty minutes out Trent. One-to-five-acre lots, detached shops and mixed-fuel heating along the Spokane River.
  • Newman LakeThe far east edge at about 35 minutes. Lake cabins trading baseboard heat for mini-splits and cold-climate heat pumps.

Formerly Adam & Sam Brothers Repair

For years this shop answered the phone as Adam & Sam Brothers Repair and built a 4.6 rating across 100+ Google reviews under that name. In 2026 we added Washington’s 06A HVAC electrical and 07D appliance repair licenses, and the wider scope got a new name. The crew, the vans, the phone number and the reviews all stayed; the listing was renamed, not replaced.

The western larch is the conifer that turns the hills around Spokane gold each October, drops its needles for winter and grows them back in spring. It is slow-growing, long-lived and suited to this climate, which seemed like the right thing to paint on a service van.

About

Our technician next to a furnace he just repaired
Adam, Larch HVAC & Appliance technician

Who comes to your door

Meet Adam, Larch technician

Technician · heating, cooling and appliances

Adam works on furnaces, heat pumps, air conditioners and household appliances across the Spokane area. On a call he tests before he replaces anything, shows you the part that failed and puts the price in writing before the repair starts. The repair guides on this site are his, written from what he sees on service calls.

Customers on Google also name Vladimir and Sam from our crew.

  • Adam next to a furnace he just repairedAdam next to a furnace he just repaired
  • Adam beside a new furnace installationAdam beside a new furnace installation
  • Adam at a ductless mini-split outdoor unitAdam at a ductless mini-split outdoor unit

Our work: photos from real jobs

Questions we hear

Is there anything you don’t work on?

Yes: wood stoves are outside what we do. Nearly everything else in a home that heats, cools, washes, dries, cooks or keeps food cold is in scope, from a 1990s furnace in a craftsman basement to a Sub-Zero built-in. For businesses we handle walk-ins, reach-ins and prep tables.

Is Larch the same business as Adam & Sam Brothers Repair?

Yes. The address, the technicians and the phone number are unchanged. The new name arrived in 2026 together with the 06A HVAC electrical and 07D appliance repair licenses. Warranties written under the old name are still honored, and the Google reviews moved over with the renamed listing.

Why does an electrical license matter for HVAC?

A furnace, heat pump or mini-split runs on motors, capacitors, contactors, igniters and control boards, all wired to a thermostat. Our electrical contractor license, LARCHHA742PL, covers that wiring and those components, so an install has one crew and one written warranty, and on repairs the technician already on site replaces the failed electrical component.

How soon can someone come out?

No heat, no cooling and a refrigerator running warm get priority any day you call, often with a same-day window. Other repairs are usually booked within the week and often the next day. Reaching us early in the morning gives you the likeliest shot at a visit before dinner.

Do Deer Park, Cheney and Newman Lake cost more?

No. Every address within about 35 minutes of the shop is on one price card, with no distance surcharge and no Saturday surcharge. If your place sits past that line, we say so on the phone before anything is booked, rather than charging for a visit we can’t make on time.

How does the online booking saving work?

Send your request through the form instead of calling and, once you approve the written quote, up to $22 comes off an appliance repair or up to $50 off an HVAC repair. It scales with the size of the job and never touches the diagnostic. A full-system install booked through the site-visit form saves up to $500 and includes the first-year tune-up.

Call, text or book

Furnace silent, fridge warming, washer full of water? Call or text (509) 370-5361, or book through the form and keep up to $50 off an HVAC repair or up to $22 off an appliance repair. Whatever we end up fixing, the diagnostic is part of that repair’s written price, not an extra.

Book a visit

Tell us what is going on

We call or text back to confirm a time window, usually the same day.

  • Diagnostic inside the repair The office names the fee when you call or book. It is counted inside the written repair price you approve; say no to the repair and it is the whole bill.
  • Up to $50 off An HVAC repair booked online. Appliance repairs booked online: up to $22 off. Never taken off the diagnostic.
  • Up to $500 off A full-system install booked through our site-visit form, first-year tune-up included. The site visit costs nothing.

Prefer to text? Send a photo of the model tag to (509) 370-5361.

How should we reach you?

Booked online: up to $50 off an HVAC repair or up to $22 off an appliance repair, never off the diagnostic. Full-system installs: up to $500 off.

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