TLDR : This place recommended complete replacement of my furnace/AC combo unit (~$15,000), when in…read morereality, a $300 part took 20 minutes for a laymen to install. Look elsewhere for a trusted HVAC company! Detail: Be very careful with this company. My furnace was making a loud rumbling sound so I called C&C based on a referral from a friend. Front desk was really nice, she did mention there could be a diagnostic fee of $69 on top of the automatic $129 service fee if the technician needed to do a deep assessment to figure out the problem. In the end, my inducer motor went bad. This is a problem that should be immediately identifiable by an experience technician, but they charged the $69 fee for "minor diagnostics." Ok, fine, but then, instead of quoting a repair they called it "costly" and recommend COMPLETE REPLACEMENT OF THE ENTIRE UNIT. The sales guy called me to schedule a time to come and give a replacement estimate. I had to stop him, and ask what the repair of the motor would cost. He couldn't quote it at the time. The next day, the office called me and quoted the repair at $1100. At this point, I didn't really trust the place, my unit is about 18 years old but is in decent shape, there is no reason to jump to complete replacement. So I googled the serial number and found the replacement part, confirmed with a friend in another state who has HVAC experience. The replacement motor was $300 online, shipped next day delivery. Talking with my friend, and looking up induce motor replacements online, I decided to give it a shot. I am barely handy and the repair took me 20 minutes; a few mounting screws, an electrical connector, and a hose detach/reattach and it was done. Furnace kicked right on, back to normal. So glad my instincts were right about this place and I got away just giving them $200 ($129 service call + $69 diagnostic fee) and stopped responding to them trying to replace my entire unit! There are tons of HVAC companies, find someone else that is a bit more honest with their consultations and a bit more reasonable with their pricing.

They recommended $3000 in repairs when we later found out there was nothing wrong with unit but…read moresimply a $200 part. They were not honest.

My 18 year old HVAC needed to be replace. Flourtown Heating and Cooling gave me a good price and…read moreexcellent installation services. If you need to replace your HVAC, I highly recommend this company.

Just a huge shout-out to Flourtown HVAC. We came home from some errands at 12:40 today, and the…read moreA/C wouldn't turn on. Called them immediately. Someone came out, fixed the problem (dead capacitor), and was gone by 2:15. And now our house is cool. The price was incredibly reasonable, too (especially because it was an emergency call on a Saturday). These guys really are the best. We've used them for all our heating and cooling needs for years. Best company and best technicians - friendly, professional and responsive.

I realized my humidifier needed service when my nosebleeds started again this winter…read more Walter Dwyer installed a humidifier on my furnace a number of years ago. When it needed service, the company said it no longer goes into Phila. I am having difficulty getting service on it (I have no idea why companies don't service Aprilaire humidifiers, but so be it.) So, Dwyer--who installed the humidifier--will not service its own item, so I'm in a fix to have it repaired, let alone having a company that does not stand by its product. Even if the company has decided it no longer wants to go into Phila., it should at the very least service its own work.

I would never recommend this company to anyone. They installed a very expensive Central Air…read moreConditioning system, and rarely worked correctly. Every summer for years there was a long stretch where the AC wasn't working. then, abruptly, I was told they no longer serviced Philadelphia , and they would not be honoring the written warranty in still had on my unit. Management refused to call me back after multiple attempts to reach them on my part. I wrote to the company President, as well as the Better Business Bureau, but never heard back from either. Terrible experience, terrible company.

Been using Bachman for 20 years. I wouldn't use anyone else. Mr. Bachman and Joe are the absolute…read morebest. Top notch. Highly recommended. Thanks for always being there with my old clunker.

Joe is responsive and helpful. I have been a customer for my heating and air conditioning for 8…read moreyears.

Hirschberg Mechanical replaced my water heater within 24 hours of my call! The service team was…read morepolite, courteous of my home and professional. They were knowledgable in describing the problem and showed us how to use the new unit properly. Appreciate the prompt professional service at a reasonable cos! I trust this team with all my home repair!

what a great company! Matt, Jack and Rob were professional and polite and their work is excellent…read more Shelly and Debra in the office listened to me and sent the "dream team" out at 8:00 AM to take care of my plumbing and HVAC needs. They explained everything to me and gave me a quote. They fixed another plumber's shoddy work (Ben Manis Plumbing-DO NOT USE HIM EVER!!!) and did not leave without completely checking both my plumbing and HVAC systems.They cleaned up after themselves and suggested that I get a contract (at a reasonable price!) for both systems for peace of mind which I did. THIS IS A GREAT COMPANY FROM TOP TO BOTTOM! I know I am in good hands now!

We have used McGlinn & Son to service my two heater & air conditioning units for over 20 years…read more Service has always been prompt, reliable and reasonably priced. This year we finally had to replace both of my units (one was 31 years old and the other was over 40). Gerry and his crew did an excellent job. He recommended a ductless wall unit to replace one of my units, which saved us a good deal of money. We are very happy with everything. They are the best!!

We woke up to our furnace not producing heat. Called McGlinn & Son and Gerry came out and had it…read morefixed same day for a reasonable price. Very thankful!

Hal did three or four visits for maintenance as well as installing an Aprilaire humidifier. About 2…read moremonths after the Aprilaire humidifier installation it stopped working . I then started working with an org and they told me to get three quotes, the quote that I liked was from a younger gentleman who I thought added more value, knew about the latest technology, and therefore didnt opt for Hal. He's a good man, but he's been taking advantage of by a few people who belong to the same organization as I do. But I shouldn't be thrown under the bus for other people's actions . I would recommend Hal, his pricing is fair, his attention to detail is awesome. Hey, it's business it's not personal.

I cakked abd Hal jr and his associate came over for repairs on my faucet last yr. They came over,…read morerespected my house, professional, did a great job and gave me a fair price for great work. The other day Feb 17, 2022 i noticed a leak coming from the bottome of my toilet. Called Hal's and Hal Sr came over to repair it.My diagnosis of what I thought was wrong and what Hal fixed were completely different, of course his being the right assessment. He was honest with me and very kind. I dont think you can ask for more than to feel comfortable with someone you call, know they are going to be honest with you and do good work. After meeting Hal sr I know why his son and the whole crew are the way they are. Good folks Thanks Hals Joe C. North Wales

My husband and I interviewed 3 companies to install a new water heater. The first two were Silas…read moreand Horizon. Their prices were thousands higher than East Coast and after a trip to Philly - I realized why. On the train, there was an advertisement for Silas. And the very next day, a plane flew overheard with a banner for Horizon. Both Horizon and Silas sent out sales reps who drove really nice company vehicles and spent almost an hour giving us a typical sales speech. East Coast Comfort doesn't have sales reps. They send out employees who actually do installations so they know what they are talking about. There is no shiny colorful truck - just a work truck. We ended up going with East Coast Comfort not only because they came in at the lowest (and I mean thousands lower and even put in the same equipment that both corporate companies quoted us) but because it's a small company that doesn't have bells and whistles - they have knowledge, experience, and instead of spending money on advertisements, they rely on word of mouth (a friend recommended which is how we came to call them in the first place). On installation day (new heater) - they discovered a pipe which had been broken which our previous "contracted" oil/heating company never noticed and this was after years of "yearly" inspections. Tony and the other employees were professional yet friendly and I so admire their work ethic and their integrity. On a side note, I offered them something to drink and though they refused, Tony said people rarely ask them that anymore. I was amazed and saddened: don't people have manners any longer? In a country that is screaming about treating people "equally" and "fairly" - it's just absurd that homeowners don't even think to offer contractors a can of soda or glass of ice tea. Yes, you are paying them, but it doesn't mean you're "above" them. Growing up (in the mid-west) anyone who came into our house was treated like a guest. Maybe it's just a mid-west thing, I don't know, but come on people - contractors may be "blue collar" but man, that is an AWESOME thing to be; you called them because they know more than you and are willing to learn something you weren't. At least offer them something to drink!! End Rant. Okay. And with that, I highly highly recommend and when you read the reviews for the 'corporate' companies - don't forget that not only do they pay for ads on trains and planes - but they also pay people to write positive reviews for their company and negative reviews for other companies.

I have had an extremely frustrating experience with East Coast Comfort regarding a split AC/heat…read moresystem in my apartment. I first contacted them in July when I attempted to use the AC during hot weather and found it was not working properly. I was quoted high service fees and could not proceed at the time. Later, in October, after speaking with my HOA, I was explicitly told that the unit was under warranty and that East Coast Comfort confirmed this. Technicians came out in October, but the system only worked briefly and then stopped again. During this visit, one technician appeared unfamiliar with basic operation of the unit (including how to adjust heating on the remote), and another stepped onto my bed with dirty shoes to reach the unit, which I found very unprofessional and disrespectful. When they returned in November, I was told there was a leak and a faulty sensor. The issue was still not properly resolved, and I was told that if the problem happened again, it would simply be noted rather than fully fixed at that time. On December 1, I was contacted and told I owed nearly $390, with a claim that the warranty had expired - directly contradicting what I had been told earlier. The system then completely stopped producing heat again on December 23, during very cold weather. While the charge was eventually waived, I was still told I would need to pay labor costs for further repairs, even though the same unresolved sensor issue had already been identified. Communication throughout this process - especially from Lisa - was dismissive and condescending, and I felt pressured to pay for problems that were never properly fixed. Based on my experience, this company seems focused on selling systems rather than standing behind their work or providing reliable service. I would strongly caution others, especially homeowners expecting warranty support, to be very careful.