Heating Contractors based in Philadelphia, PA

Philadelphia heating contractors regularly solve the following sorts of heating issues: servicing air conditioners, troubleshooting air conditioners and repairing natural gas boilers. The most common heating equipment in Philadelphia is gas fired hot water boilers, steam boilers, central air units, and window units. Common service calls include: "The pilot is out, The heater is not coming on, The heater blowing out cool air ".

There are several companies located in Philadelphia that do HVAC installations and maintenance, including:

Becks Service Company Inc.
7603 Hartel Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19152
(215)624-8235

Clark Services
P O Box 1668
Philadelphia, PA 19023
(610)583-9420

Cooling Construction CO
2701 Grant Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19114
(215)698-4600

Evans Heating & Conditioning Co.
6241 Haverforg AVE.
Philadelphia, PA 19151
215 472 3514

Services Offered: We install, repair and maintain residential and commercial HVAC equipment.

Temp-Rite, LLC
161 Rock Hill Dr
Philadelphia, PA 19004
800-359-9617

Services Offered: All types of heating and cooling sales, service and installations. Specializing in Carrier and Mitsubishi ductless systems

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About Philadelphia

If you live in Philadelphia and your heating doesn't work in the middle of a cold winter, you will need a heating contractor fast. Numerous contractors serve the metropolitan area, including corporate chains like Sears, Home Depot, and American Standard. Local contractors are also numerous in the whole Delaware Valley area, including Camden, Chester, and Wilmington. Most HVAC professionals located in Philadelphia provide service to these outlying areas.

Some heating contractors in Philadelphia belong to the Pennsylvania Association of Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors. This non-profit organization has a code of ethics and promotes its members through educational opportunities and marketing. For a list of its members, you can call 1-800-220-7422.

Legal Requirements

Like all other Pennsylvania residents, tenants in Philadelphia have certain rights when it comes to the heating of their residence. Landlords are responsible for maintaining the safety of their units, including maintenance of heating units. If a landlord fails to do so, a tenant should take the following steps:

Give their landlord written notification of the problem and request for it to be fixed.
Allow a reasonable amount of time for the landlord to solve the problem. Heat in the winter is considered an important utility and deserves a prompt response.
Record evidence if the problem is not solved. This may include keeping track of the temperature inside the residence, keeping utility bills or shut-off notifications, getting estimates for repairs, and keeping copies of any written notifications to the landlord.

If the landlord still refuses to fix the problem, the tenant may do the following:

Pay for repairs or utilities and deduct it from their rent.
Withhold rent.
Get a court order for the landlord to fix the problem.
Take the issue to court.
Move without paying further rent. In order to avoid being sued for additional rent, a tenant should notify their landlord of their move and the reasons for it, as well as keep records of all previous efforts to amend the situation.

Alternative Energy in Philadelphia

Philadelphia, like many cities, has a plan to harness alternative energy to reduce its emissions and the city's impact on the environment. A big push in the city is to encourage residents and businesses to use solar energy. This initiative will be furthered by the building of a large solar energy plant by the Philadelphia-based Green Energy Capital Partners. The plant will encompass an estimated 40,000 solar panels on 100 acres of land.

State Aid for Upgrading Energy Systems

The Keystone HELP Energy Efficiency Loan and Rebate Program is one state incentive designed to help residents upgrade their home's energy systems. The program gives residents rebates or loans to improve the energy efficiency of their home through installation of insulation, more efficient heating systems, and geothermal systems. This program is only available to Pennsylvania residents whose combined household income is under $150,000 a year. More information can be found by calling 1-888-232-3477.

Typical Climate

Philadelphia experiences all four seasons distinctly but its temperatures do not reach either extreme. Its average daily lows in the winter dip into the mid- twenties and its average high temperatures in the summer hover around the mid-eighties. During the winter, snowfall is common in the city's northern suburbs but often turns into rain in the city center. Wet, windy winters make effective heating systems an important comfort to Philadelphians.

Parts Suppliers for: Heil, Burnham, Weil-McLain, and Rheem

WEINSTEIN SUPPLY
4612 LANCASTER AVENUE
PHILADELPHIA, PA 19131
215 473-7000

Products: wholesale distributor of plumbing; heating and industrial supplies.

Brands: Heil, Burnham, Weil-McLain, and Rheem

UNITED REFR 2 PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, PA 19106
(215)923-7500

Products: High-efficiency air conditioners; heat pumps and gas furnaces.

UNITED REFR 90 (WHSE) PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, PA 19154
(215)698-9100

Products: High-efficiency air conditioners; heat pumps and gas furnaces.

WEINSTEIN SUPPLY

PHILADELPHIA, PA 19131
(215)473-7000

Products: High-efficiency air conditioners; heat pumps and gas furnaces.

PA Heating Contractors within 20 miles of Philadelphia