Lennox and Glendale: #1 Trusted Seattle Lennox dealer

Glendale Heating & Air Conditioning is a trusted Lennox dealer and has been helping homes and businesses in the Seattle metro area since way back in 1938. That’s a long time — almost as long as our partners at Lennox have been in business!

As an independent Lennox dealer, Glendale’s expert heating and air conditioning specialists can help you decide which Lennox option is best for you.

Lennox has a line of products made up of the finest heating and air conditioning solutions in the industry. Working with a premier company such as Lennox allows our service providers to focus on taking care of our customers from start to finish.

Glendale and Lennox have one goal: to provide the absolute greatest products, installation, and customer service — quickly and with minimal disruption to our valued clients.

We pledge to do everything we can to exceed our customers’ highest expectations.

Have any questions? Contact Glendale Heating & Air Conditioning today. We respond to all inquiries promptly — even after hours! — and we provide the best customer service in the business.

As we mentioned above, both Glendale and Lennox have been in business for many, many years. Our history and story can be found here.

But what about Lennox? You’re probably not surprised to discover that their history is as interesting as they come. Let’s take a brief look! It starts in 1855 — April 15, to be exact. That’s when David Lennox — Dave to his friends — was born in Detroit, Michigan. He may have inherited his mechanical aptitude from his father, a railroad mechanic. The elder Lennox fought and died for the Union in the Civil War when little Dave was just 8 years old.

Fast forward a few years. In his mid-20s, Lennox moved to Marshalltown, Iowa, where his mechanical prowess caught the attention of local businessmen. By the time he was 40, he had developed what historians say was the very first riveted-steel furnace. Up to that point, furnaces had typically been manufactured using cast iron, which wasn’t nearly as durable or safe as steel.