Spencer Heating & Air
Auburn, Alabama 36830
Family-owned Auburn HVAC service that started in 1967.
About
Spencer Heating & Air is a family-owned Auburn HVAC institution founded in 1967, with operations running out of 303 Sanders Street under Alabama license #13038. Fifty-nine years of continuous operation make Spencer one of the deepest-rooted home-service businesses in the Auburn market.
Technicians are NATE-certified, and the company holds authorized American Standard dealer status. NATE certification verifies HVAC competency at the technician level, and authorized dealer status with American Standard means warranty support, factory training, and parts access through the manufacturer's network.
Alongside the core HVAC menu, Spencer recently expanded with a Lake Martin location and runs an annual 'Spencer Gives Back' free HVAC system giveaway. The combination of decades-deep local roots, manufacturer credentials, and active community engagement defines the company's profile in Auburn.
Services
- Repair and replace AC systems for residential and commercial sites
- Service and replace furnaces with full safety checks
- Install heat pumps suited to Alabama climate loads
- Add ductless mini-split systems for additions and outbuildings
- Fabricate custom ductwork on retrofits and new construction
- Install whole-home air purification with maintenance plans
Service Area
Serving Auburn, Opelika, Smiths Station, Salem, Notasulga, Loachapoka.
Frequently Asked Questions
When was Spencer Heating & Air founded?
Spencer Heating & Air was founded in 1967, which puts the company at fifty-nine years of continuous Auburn operation. That tenure is exceptional in HVAC, where many shops turn over within a generation. Spencer has worked through multiple eras of refrigerant changes, code revisions, and equipment technology shifts, and it has built up the customer base and infrastructure that come with nearly six decades on the same trade in the same town.
What Alabama HVAC license does Spencer carry?
Spencer Heating & Air operates under Alabama HVAC license #13038. That state license is what authorizes the company to install, service, and repair heating and cooling systems in Alabama and is verifiable through the state board. The license number on the company's materials lets prospective customers confirm credentials directly rather than taking it on faith, which is increasingly important when choosing an HVAC contractor.
Are Spencer's technicians NATE-certified?
Yes. Spencer Heating & Air's technicians are NATE-certified. NATE — North American Technician Excellence — is the industry-recognized certification body that verifies HVAC technicians on diagnostic and installation knowledge. NATE-certified status means the technicians arriving at a customer's home have passed standardized exams in their specialty area, which is a meaningful filter on the level of service the customer can expect.
Why does authorized American Standard dealer status matter?
Spencer Heating & Air holds authorized American Standard dealer status. That credential gives the company factory training on American Standard equipment, direct access to genuine parts, and the ability to register equipment for the full manufacturer warranty. For homeowners installing a new system, working with an authorized dealer is what protects the warranty and ensures the dealer can actually fulfill warranty service rather than referring it to a third party.
Does Spencer have a Lake Martin location?
Yes. Spencer Heating & Air recently expanded with a Lake Martin location, in addition to the company's longstanding Sanders Street base in Auburn. The Lake Martin expansion lets the firm cover lakefront properties with a closer dispatch point, which matters because lake homes often see different HVAC challenges than primary residences in Auburn proper, including humidity-heavy seasonal use and more frequent temperature swings.
What is the Spencer Gives Back program?
Spencer Heating & Air runs an annual 'Spencer Gives Back' free HVAC system giveaway. The program is the company's most visible community-engagement effort and provides a complete HVAC system at no cost to a selected recipient each year. Programs like this don't define the company's day-to-day work, but they do reflect the long-term local orientation that comes from being a family-owned Auburn business since 1967.