Haverford’s Expert Heating Company
Since 1955, families in and around Haverford, PA, have turned to O'Brien Heating & Air Conditioning when they need a heating company. It can reach the low 20s in Haverford, so rely on O'Brien Heating & Air Conditioning to be the heating contractor that keeps your heater working dependably.
We offer:
- Comprehensive heating services
- Regular promotions and rebates
- High-quality customer service
- NATE-certified technicians
Haverford Heating Repairs Done Right
If your furnace or heat pump breaks down or isn’t operating correctly, rely on us to diagnose the problem and repair it. Our technicians will arrive on time and provide friendly service. We keep our vehicles stocked with quality parts so we can finish most jobs in just one visit. Since furnaces and heat pumps can malfunction at any time, we offer 24/7 emergency commercial repair service and residential services.
Signs your heater needs repair include loud noises, odd smells, unexpectedly high energy bills and poor indoor air quality. It’s important to get these problems addressed right away as they could lead to even bigger issues.
Top Quality Heating Installation in Haverford
Sooner or later, you will need to replace your furnace or heat pump. We offer reliable, energy-efficient and reasonably priced furnaces and heat pumps. Our company has over 60 years of experience installing heaters in Haverford so you know the job will be done right. We’ll keep you apprised throughout the installation process and clean up our work area once finished. When we’re done, our crew will show you how to operate your new heating system. For your convenience, we offer financing on approved credit.
With a new heater you’ll enjoy:
- Reduced energy bills
- Greater safety
- Improved indoor air quality
- Worry-free operation
Preventative Heating Maintenance Service
To ensure your heater operates efficiently and reliably, it needs regular preventative maintenance. Our comprehensive heating maintenance service includes inspecting the burners and heat exchanger, tightening electrical connections and calibrating the thermostat. Minor problems can be detected during maintenance so they’re caught before becoming expensive repair bills.
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