HVAC Company in New Hope, PA

Much of New Hope and Solebury Township has no natural gas line, so many homes here heat with oil or propane. Historic stone homes near the Delaware River and older farmhouses often run a boiler that has been in service for decades, while newer homes off Route 202 and Aquetong Road usually have a propane furnace or heat pump.

We repair oil and propane systems of every make: no heat, a burner that won’t fire, sooting, leaks, a failed circulator or a boiler that keeps tripping. When it’s time to replace, we size the new boiler or furnace to your home, haul the old one away and finish most jobs in one day.

Thinking about leaving oil behind? We convert oil systems to propane, or to natural gas where a line is available, and remove the old oil tank. A heat pump is another good option, with efficient heat in winter and central AC in summer.

Ductless mini-splits are a great fit for New Hope’s historic homes, additions and converted barns. They add quiet, efficient cooling (and heating) room by room with only a small line set through the wall, so you don’t have to open walls or change the character of your home.

If you have central air, we repair and replace that too, and since our office is in town we can usually be there the same day. We most often recommend Carrier, and we install any brand. Estimates for new installations are free, and every install includes removal of your old equipment and our 5-year workmanship warranty.