Pasco, WA
(509) 392-2021
The Air-Tech shop at 325 N Oregon Ave in Pasco: a tan gable with the Air-Tech Services sign between a Trane sign and a Mitsubishi Electric sign

Service area

Heating and cooling in Richland, WA

From North Richland near the Hanford B Reactor site to South Richland near Badger Mountain, Air-Tech services heating and cooling in all of the town.

The work in Richland

What a visit looks like here

Richland is one town with two very different ends. North Richland sits near the Hanford B Reactor site, and South Richland runs out toward Badger Mountain. Air-Tech's crews cover both, and the visit follows the same order in each: listen to the complaint, inspect the equipment, explain the options, and only then quote a repair or a replacement.

A common Richland call is a home that never had a proper cooling answer, where a window unit in the bedroom has carried the summer for years. A ductless system can replace it without cutting into walls for ductwork. Air-Tech offers a free consultation on ductless, so you can hear whether it fits before you commit.

Summer and winter

What the seasons ask of a system in Richland

Two inspections a year catch most of this early. The AT Advantage Program puts them on a schedule.

Summer

Richland summers stress the weakest part of a cooling system, which is often a capacitor, a contactor or a low refrigerant charge that only shows up under a long heat wave. Testing those parts before the heat arrives costs far less than an emergency call in the middle of it.

Winter

In winter the questions turn to comfort rather than survival: dry indoor air, a furnace blower that runs too loudly, an upstairs that lags behind the main floor. A humidifier, a blower speed adjustment or a zoning change can settle each of those without replacing anything.

Richland questions

Questions from Richland homeowners

Yes. Air-Tech offers financing through GreenSky for new system installations and for repair work. Call the office at (509) 392-2021 and someone will walk you through the application. Rates and terms come from the lender, so ask about them when you call.

Yes. Air-Tech holds a Washington contractor licence and an Oregon CCB licence, and is licensed and insured in both states. The Washington licence number is painted on the side of the service vans, so you can check it against the state register.

Yes. Air-Tech designs and installs heating, cooling and ductless systems for builders, from a single home to a subdivision. It also offers AeroBarrier air sealing, so the same company can seal the envelope and set up the equipment on one build.

The rest of the area

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