Plumsteadville HVAC Pros Heating & cooling repair, statewide (215) 484-0300

HVAC repair across Pennsylvania, around the clock.

Frank Reilly started Plumsteadville HVAC Pros in Plumsteadville in 2014. The same crew now answers heating and cooling calls in all 67 counties — every hour, every day.

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No heat or no cooling is an emergency, so there is no answering service and no callback queue. Open 24 hours a day, every day, including holidays.

What needs fixing?

Heating sideCooling side

Tell us what the system is doing

You do not need the right part name. Describe the symptom and we will take it from there.

Eight services, one phone number

Repairs, replacements and seasonal service for every common Pennsylvania heating and cooling system.

  • Boiler Repair

    Cold radiators, no heat, pressure trouble

    Hot water and steam boilers, circulator pumps, zone valves and the radiator systems in Pennsylvania's older homes.

  • Furnace Repair

    No heat, short cycling, blowing cold

    Gas, propane and oil furnaces. Igniters, flame sensors, pressure switches, inducer motors and blower faults.

  • Heating Repair

    Whatever heats your house, diagnosed

    One number for every heating system - furnace, boiler, heat pump or baseboard - when you are not sure what you have.

  • Furnace Installation

    Replacement, sizing and venting done right

    Load-calculated replacements for homes where the old unit is past repair, including venting work in tight older houses.

  • Heat Pump Repair

    Defrost faults, weak heat, auxiliary running constantly

    Air-source heat pumps in a climate that tests them, including defrost boards, reversing valves and backup heat.

  • Ductwork Repair

    Rooms that never get comfortable

    Leak sealing, disconnected runs and balance problems, especially in houses where ducts were added later.

  • HVAC Maintenance

    Service before the season turns

    Seasonal tune-ups for heating and cooling, which is the only way to catch the parts that fail on the first cold night.

  • AC Repair

    Not cooling, frozen coil, water on the floor

    Central air and heat pump cooling. Capacitors, refrigerant leaks, frozen evaporators and blocked condensate drains.

What happens when you call

  1. You call

    A person answers at (215) 484-0300, any hour. Describe what the system is doing and we will tell you whether it is safe to keep running while you wait.

  2. We locate the nearest team

    We confirm your town and dispatch from the closest crew rather than from one central depot across the state.

  3. Diagnosis, then a price

    The technician finds the fault and quotes the repair before starting it. You approve the number first.

  4. Repair, or an honest no

    Most faults are fixed on the first visit. When a system is genuinely past saving, we say so instead of selling you a repair that will not hold.

Every town we cover in Pennsylvania

We began with one van in Plumsteadville. Today there are teams working out of every corner of the state, so the crew that reaches you is the closest one — not the one with the longest drive.

67
Pennsylvania counties covered
3,546
Cities, boroughs, townships and communities
24/7
Emergency heating and cooling, holidays included
2014
Year Frank Reilly opened the business

Open a county to see the towns inside it.

Adams County 47 towns
Allegheny County 157 towns
Armstrong County 58 towns
Beaver County 59 towns
Bedford County 44 towns
Berks County 131 towns
Blair County 109 towns
Bradford County 55 towns
Bucks County 75 towns
Butler County 71 towns
Cambria County 88 towns
Cameron County 9 towns
Carbon County 29 towns
Centre County 78 towns
Chester County 103 towns
Clarion County 40 towns
Clearfield County 75 towns
Clinton County 42 towns
Columbia County 58 towns
Crawford County 67 towns
Cumberland County 43 towns
Dauphin County 55 towns
Delaware County 64 towns
Elk County 18 towns
Erie County 43 towns
Fayette County 68 towns
Forest County 10 towns
Franklin County 31 towns
Fulton County 18 towns
Greene County 40 towns
Huntingdon County 52 towns
Indiana County 50 towns
Jefferson County 34 towns
Juniata County 22 towns
Lackawanna County 47 towns
Lancaster County 105 towns
Lawrence County 39 towns
Lebanon County 41 towns
Lehigh County 41 towns
Luzerne County 103 towns
Lycoming County 56 towns
McKean County 25 towns
Mercer County 49 towns
Mifflin County 36 towns
Monroe County 32 towns
Montgomery County 104 towns
Montour County 11 towns
Northampton County 49 towns
Northumberland County 50 towns
Perry County 32 towns
Philadelphia County 1 town
Pike County 26 towns
Potter County 33 towns
Schuylkill County 108 towns
Snyder County 30 towns
Somerset County 55 towns
Sullivan County 14 towns
Susquehanna County 46 towns
Tioga County 44 towns
Union County 21 towns
Venango County 35 towns
Warren County 32 towns
Washington County 102 towns
Wayne County 34 towns
Westmoreland County 84 towns
Wyoming County 27 towns
York County 91 towns
Frank Reilly, owner of Plumsteadville HVAC Pros, outdoors in a company polo shirt on a residential street.

Run by the person who answers the phone

Frank Reilly spent his first winters on service calls around Plumsteadville and Bucks County, fixing the furnaces and boilers in farmhouses and post-war ranches that had been patched by whoever came last. Word travelled the way it does in a small town, and the work followed — first across Bucks, then into the Lehigh Valley and the Philadelphia suburbs, and eventually to the far side of the state.

What did not change was the standard. Every technician carrying the Plumsteadville HVAC Pros name diagnoses before quoting, prices the repair before starting it, and tells you plainly when a system is not worth saving.

More about Frank Reilly and the company

Common questions

Do you really cover the whole state?

Yes. We work in all 67 Pennsylvania counties, across 3,546 cities, boroughs, townships and communities. Every one is listed by county on this page — open the county list above to find yours. Crews are based around the state, so the team sent to you is the nearest one.

Are you actually available at 2am on a holiday?

Yes. A house with no heat in a Pennsylvania January is a frozen-pipe risk, not just an uncomfortable night, which is why we staff overnight and through holidays rather than taking messages. Call (215) 484-0300 and a person answers.

What does a call-out cost?

We will tell you before we dispatch anyone. Call (215) 484-0300, describe the problem, and you will get the diagnostic charge up front. The technician then quotes the repair itself before starting it, so you approve the number first.

What kinds of systems do you work on?

Gas, propane, oil and electric. Forced-air furnaces, hot water and steam boilers, heat pumps including dual-fuel, central air conditioning, and the ductwork that serves them. Pennsylvania has an unusually mixed stock of heating systems and we deliberately keep all eight trades rather than one generic offering.

Will you tell me if a repair is not worth doing?

Yes, and we would rather lose the repair than sell you one that will not hold. Some things we will not repair at all — a cracked heat exchanger is a combustion safety problem and needs replacement, not a patch. When we condemn equipment we show you what we found and explain how we confirmed it.

Who owns the company?

Frank Reilly, who started it in Plumsteadville in 2014 and still answers the phone. More about the company.

Do I need to know what kind of system I have before calling?

No. Tell us whether warm air comes out of vents or whether you have radiators and baseboard, and roughly what you burn if you know. If you are not sure of either, we will work it out with you on the phone.

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