Apollo Heating & Air Conditioning · Kennewick, WA

The white vans with the Apollo script: Tri-Cities heating and air conditioning since 1982

Furnaces, heat pumps, air conditioning, ductless systems and clean indoor air for Kennewick, Pasco and Richland, from the shop at 1119 W. Columbia Drive. 24 Hour Service on (509) 396-2653, or 396-COLD as it reads on every van.

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Two Apollo technicians with a tool bag and vacuum pump in front of a van lettered 509-396-COLD

1119 W. Columbia Drive, Kennewick

Out of the same Columbia Drive shop since 1982

Apollo was incorporated in 1982 and has spent more than three decades on Tri-Cities heating and cooling. Technicians, installers, the dispatch desk and a hands-on fireplace showroom work from one building in Kennewick, and the vans leave it day and night.

About ApolloWhere the vans go

Expert HVAC Solutions for Every Season

Heating, cooling and clean air, from one room to a whole building

Residential heating and air conditioning, ductless systems and indoor air quality for homes across the Tri-Cities, and a commercial department that designs, installs and services rooftop units, boilers and chillers. Carrier is the equipment Apollo sells; the service vans work on every brand.

Every service
  1. Wiring

    First

    Electrical connections inspected and tightened

    Loose lugs and tired contactors cause more no-cooling calls than failed compressors. Every Apollo maintenance visit starts at the disconnect and works through the wiring before anything else runs.

  2. Freon

    Then

    Refrigerant read on the gauge manifold

    High and low side readings tell the technician whether the system is short of charge, overcharged or right where it should be. A low reading means find the leak first, not top it up and hope.

  3. Coil

    Then

    Indoor coil inspected and cleaned

    A dirty evaporator coil starves the system of airflow, so the house never pulls down on a July afternoon. Cleaning it is on the checklist for every visit.

  4. Stat

    Last

    Thermostat operation checked

    Heat pumps need the right staging and the right Emergency Heat behaviour. The thermostat is tested last, so the system you leave with is the system you set.

“Nick Tabor went over everything with me, and made me feel heard without the used car salesmany vibe. That right there was super important to me.”Heather Fleming, Google review

The Apollo fleet of white vans parked in a line along the Columbia River path

Named jobs

Three calls, in the customers’ own words

Rated 4.8 from 236 Google reviews. Apollo is also a Carrier President’s Award dealer, in 2018, 2019 and 2023.

Carrier 2023 President's Award, Factory Authorized Dealer

Two new heating and air systems

“For the first time, all the rooms in our house are the same temperature, which has made a huge difference in comfort. The team was very professional, reasonably priced, and provided excellent follow-up throughout the process.”
Sondra Edwards, Google review

A failed heat pump, replaced in two days

“When I first called, I was able to get someone right away to come to my home and present me with options. This was followed up with detailed descriptions and pricing through e- mail. The system I chose was in stock and within two days, the installers went to work.”
Tom Mileson, Google review

A maintenance-plan visit for her mom

“Nick Tabor went over everything with me, and made me feel heard without the used car salesmany vibe. That right there was super important to me.”
Heather Fleming, Google review
More from Apollo customers

Questions people call about

Heat pumps, tune-ups and the 24-hour line

Straight from Apollo’s own FAQ and service plan. Anything else, the office answers on (509) 396-2653.

Every question24 Hour Service(509) 396-COLD(509) 396-2653, any hour, any day

At least once a year. The heating is best tuned up in the fall and the air conditioning in the spring, before heavy use. A Scheduled Planned Service Agreement keeps both on the calendar.

Only in an emergency, when the heat pump itself has failed. Heat pumps in northern climates need a supplemental heat source below about 35 degrees, and that second stage comes on automatically. If the house is cold and the heat pump is not running, switch to Emergency Heat and call (509) 396-2653.

Yes. Apollo runs 24 Hour Service, seven days a week, on (509) 396-2653, also written 396-COLD on every van.

Electrical connections and wiring are inspected and tightened, heating and cooling operation and Freon levels are checked, mechanical connections inspected, the thermostat tested, bearings inspected where fitted, the indoor coil inspected and cleaned, and motors oiled where needed.

Yes. Apollo designs, installs and services commercial heating and air conditioning, rooftop units, boilers and chillers, with a 24-hour service department and zoning designed by in-house specialists.

Apollo is a Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer and has received the Carrier President's Award. The service department works on all brands and types of heating and air equipment.
The Apollo team standing under the Apollo sign at 1119 W. Columbia Drive

24 Hour Service

Call the number on the vans: (509) 396-COLD

The same number reaches the shop at 1119 W. Columbia Drive, Kennewick, any hour of any day. For a replacement system, ask for a free estimate: someone comes out to the house and lays out the options before anything is ordered.

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1119 W. Columbia Drive, Kennewick, WA 99336
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