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TestComm

TestComm is a Spokane-based testing and commissioning specialist serving building owners across the Inland Northwest. Its public work centers on new-building commissioning, re- and retro-commissioning, testing and balancing, and specialized verification of mechanical and building systems.

CommissioningTesting and balancingComplex building systems

Profile information checked July 24, 2026 using provider-published and public industry sources.

Location and reach

Spokane / Tri-Cities

Inland Northwest, with staff serving Eastern and Central Washington

Building types
CommercialHealthcarePublic & educationIndustrial
Public contactBusiness contact information published by the provider.
At a glance

Where this provider may fit

Eastern Washington coverage

A Spokane commissioning team with additional field presence serving the Tri-Cities and Central Washington.

Systems verification

Testing and balancing, functional verification, and specialized testing for mechanical and building systems.

Complex facilities

Healthcare, laboratories, education, government, industrial, military, and other technically demanding buildings.

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  1. Describe the systems to be tested, the project phase, occupancy constraints, and the applicable commissioning or code standard.
  2. Clarify whether the scope includes commissioning only, testing and balancing, envelope testing, or coordination across several disciplines.
  3. Ask how issues will be tracked to resolution and what final reports, operator training, and warranty-period follow-up are included.
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