Richland, WA
(509) 579-9979

AirCare Heating & Cooling · Richland, WA

Heating and air conditioning services in Richland and the Tri-Cities

Fifteen services, one crew. Most calls are a repair, a tune-up or a replacement, and the findings and the estimate are reviewed with you before any work begins. Not sure which one you need? Call (509) 579-9979, or check the towns AirCare serves first.

01 · Cooling

When the house will not hold 72 in July.

Most air conditioning calls come down to a short list of parts and a refrigerant charge. The work is telling which one failed before anything gets replaced, then fixing that and nothing extra.

Fieldpiece manifold gauges hung on a Carrier condenser during a diagnosis

Featured job · Cooling

AC repair

Capacitors, refrigerant leaks, contactors and iced coils, traced with gauges before anything gets replaced.

Gauges go on first. The pressures decide whether it is a capacitor, a leak or something that needs a bigger conversation, and you hear the options, including the one that costs less.

AC repair, in full
  • AC installation

    New central air sized to the house, set on a level pad and commissioned with gauges.

  • AC maintenance and tune-up

    Coil cleaning, refrigerant check, electrical and airflow before the heat arrives.

  • 24/7 emergency AC

    AC out on a 100-degree afternoon or at midnight: the line is answered and a tech is scheduled.

  • Ductless mini-splits

    Heating and cooling for additions, shops and homes without ducts.

02 · Heating

Heat pumps, furnaces and the cold week that tests both.

Whether the house runs on a heat pump, a gas furnace or both, the list below covers repair, installation and the checkups that keep a system from quitting on the first cold night. Emergency heating is answered around the clock.

Two new heat pump outdoor units set on pads beside a pool fence

Featured job · Heating

Heat pumps

Repair, tune-ups and full replacement of the system that heats and cools most Tri-Cities homes.

Heat pumps heat and cool the house, so one visit can cover both seasons. AirCare repairs them, replaces them and keeps them on a maintenance schedule.

Heat pumps, in full
  • Furnace repair

    Fan motors, igniters, flame sensors and boards on gas furnaces, with safety checked first.

  • Heating repair

    No heat, short cycling, odd noises or auxiliary heat that never shuts off.

  • Heating installation

    Furnaces, heat pumps and air handlers chosen for the house and installed to keep the warranty valid.

  • Heating maintenance and tune-up

    Safety controls, ignition and airflow checked before the first cold week.

  • Furnace installation

    Furnace change-outs quoted the day of the visit, with venting, gas and condensate done right.

  • 24/7 emergency heating

    No heat on a February night is not a Monday problem. Call any time.

No heat or no cooling right now

(509) 579-9979

The line is answered 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Someone picks up and a technician gets scheduled, whatever time it is.

03 · Comfort

The smaller jobs that decide how the house feels.

A thermostat that fights the heat pump, a fireplace that will not stay lit, air that carries a winter of dust. These are small compared to a system replacement, and they are the ones people notice every day.

Gas fireplace with the front removed, log set and burner exposed for service

Featured job · Comfort

Gas fireplace repair and tune-up

Pilots, thermocouples, igniters and dirty burners, cleaned and tested.

The front comes off, the pilot assembly and burner get cleaned and tested, and the fireplace is ready before the first cold evening. Thermostats and air quality sit alongside it below.

Gas fireplace repair and tune-up, in full

Licensed, bonded and insured

AirCare Heating & A/C LLC works under Washington L&I contractor licence AIRCAHC759DC. Pricing is flat rate and reviewed with you before work starts. Maintenance plans are available, so ask on your next visit. See the full list of towns on the route, or send a service request and the office will call you back to set a time.