Residential and Commerical Cooling Services
Is your air conditioner no longer keeping your house cool? You need to schedule repairs or replacements as soon as possible. Our experienced technicians can diagnose the problem, repair it, and recommend a replacement if needed. DiBiase Heating and Cooling Company provides complete cooling services to Coatesville.
Local AC Services Include:
- Commercial AC services
- AC filter replacements
- AC refrigerant leak repairs
- Air conditioning repairs and maintenance
- Air conditioning installations and replacements
- Air handler services
- Ductless mini split AC services
- Smart thermostats
- Evaporator coil services
Call DiBiase Heating and Cooling Company for HVAC service appointments in Coatesville, PA. We offer on-time services!
After-Hours Air Conditioning Repair Service
When you experience an electrical issue with your air conditioner, it can require emergency AC repairs. These can pose dangerous threats to your household, including electrical fires, and leave you without a working air conditioner. This is especially problematic if it’s hot out.
You need to call for emergency air conditioning services at your house. While waiting for the expert to arrive, there are some steps you can take on your own, including checking the circuit breaker to see if it tripped and if that’s what’s causing the problem.
When an AC contractor arrives, they will inspect the wiring and other electrical components to diagnose and repair the issue. DiBiase Heating and Cooling Company is available 24/7 for your convenience and peace of mind
What To Know About New Air Conditioners
When you schedule central air conditioning installations, your focus might be on the work being done to get the new unit up and running. However, it’s just as important to know what to expect with a newer, more modern model.
For one, newer units are larger than older systems. These can be 20-50% bigger in height, length, and width than older models. To fit the new system, technicians may need to relocate your new system or enlarge the spot.
Doing this might require you to move your ductwork or adjust it. It might also increase the timeline and budget of the installation. However, this is usually something you are made aware of before the day of the installation.
If you have questions or concerns about your AC installation, call DiBiase Heating and Cooling Company!
When to Call Experts for Ductless Mini Split AC System Repairs
When your ductless mini split AC system malfunctions, you might wonder if you need to schedule professional repairs or if you can handle the work on your own.
Depending on the issue, you can fix the problem yourself. Before calling an expert, you can check the air filter to see if it needs to be replaced, ensure the thermostat is set to “Cool,” and make sure a circuit breaker didn’t trip.
If these troubleshooting tips do not resolve the issue, you should schedule professional cooling repairs in Coatesville, PA.
Coatesville Furnace Services
When your heater malfunctions and you need emergency heating repairs, you need to schedule emergency services with an experienced, trusted local heating company. Call DiBiase Heating and Cooling Company for appointments in Coatesville, PA. We offer 24/7 services!
We Provide Residential and Commerical Heating Services Including:
- Commercial Heating services
- Heater repair and maintenance
- Heater installation and replacements
- Geothermal heating & cooling services
- Thermostats
- Boiler services
- Heat pumps
Why a Broken Thermostat Is a Heating Emergency
With a fully functioning thermostat, your central heating system can work properly. If your thermostat malfunctions, you might consider this a minor problem. However, it requires emergency heating repairs.
While waiting for a heating contractor to arrive, there are steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue. These can include first checking if the thermostat is correctly set to Heating. If it’s set to Cool, then you can switch it. This should correct the problem.
Next, you should check the device’s batteries. Make sure these are working. If not, then replace them. You should also ensure nothing is blocking the thermostat, preventing it from adequately reading the temperature in the room.
Signs Your Heating System Is Failing
It’s essential to schedule heater replacements at the first signs that your system is malfunctioning. It’s also important to recognize which symptoms imply repairs versus which ones can indicate you need to install a new system.
One of the most obvious signs is if your house is no longer heating to the desired temperature. While this could be an issue with your thermostat, it’s crucial to have a technician inspect your unit, as it can also indicate your system is failing.
Other symptoms to watch for include if your unit is making odd noises or if your utility bills are suddenly increasing. This can indicate your system is losing efficiency.
If you notice any of these problems, call our experts at DiBiase Heating and Cooling Company for heater repair services, inspections, and replacements. We provide the ultimate customer experience in Coatesville, PA, and beyond.
Importance of Scheduling Heat Pump Maintenance
It’s crucial to schedule annual maintenance services on your heat pump to keep it working correctly. These routine tune ups allow heating contractors to conduct a complete system inspection and look for defects that must be repaired.
Performing these services also helps improve the unit’s performance, making it more energy-efficient and prolonging the life expectancy of the system.
Home Energy Audits
A home energy audit is a detailed inspection that identifies areas where energy might be wasted in your home, such as through drafts, insulation gaps, or inefficient appliances. By targeting these problem areas, we can make recommendations to boost efficiency, reduce utility costs, and increase overall comfort.
Signs that your home might benefit from an energy audit include uneven temperatures, high energy bills, or noticeable drafts. Once the audit is complete, our team offers customized solutions—like air sealing and insulation improvements—to enhance your home’s energy performance.
Water Heater Repair and Replacement
Water heater repairs are typically needed when you notice leaks, unusual noises, or insufficient hot water; these issues can often be resolved to restore functionality. Replacement becomes a more cost-effective choice if your unit is over 10-15 years old, breaks down frequently, or no longer meets your household’s hot water needs.
We service both tank-style and tankless water heaters, offering expert repairs and replacements for each type. Upgrading to a new, energy-efficient water heater not only ensures reliable hot water but can also reduce your energy costs and provide improved performance.
Water Treatment Solutions
A whole-home water filtration system provides clean, filtered water from every tap by removing contaminants such as chlorine, sediment, and other impurities. Adding a water softener can further benefit your home by reducing water hardness, which helps prevent mineral buildup in plumbing and appliances while also improving water quality.
Common signs that water treatment may be needed include hard water spots, mineral deposits, or an unpleasant taste or odor. We offer comprehensive water treatment solutions, including whole-home filtration and softening systems, customized to fit your home’s specific needs.
Recent Jobs and Reviews in Coatesville, PA
Customers say: The overall sentiment of the reviews is positive, with many customers expressing satisfaction with the services provided by DiBiase Heating and Cooling. The positive reviews frequently mention friendly and professional technicians, timely and efficient service, and effective problem resolution. Customers also appreciate the company's honesty, transparency, and willingness to educate them about their HVAC systems. Additionally, many customers mention the company's competitive pricing and the value for money they received. However, a few negative reviews exist, primarily regarding pricing and sales tactics. Some customers felt pressured to make decisions or were offered higher-priced solutions than initially expected. It is important to note that the negative reviews are less frequent and do not overshadow the positive experiences shared by the majority of customers.
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Job Locations and Reviews
Removed old air handler and heat pump, installed new heat pump and air handler, replaced lineset with 3/8 and 3/4, installed new 18x20x1 filter, installed new thermostat, installed new supply and re used return, installed 10kw heat kit, installed condensate pump with ez trap and 3/8 vinyl tubing, installed motor surge protector. Removed old pad and installed new 30x30x3 concrete pad, installed snow legs under unit, installed disconnect with surge protector, connected high and low volt wiring, cleaned work area and tested out.
Arrived at call for issue with grind room unit. High limit was tripped on unit and thermostat was not satisfied. Went up to unit and removed filter that was completely plugged, had to run out to get higher perosity fiberglass filters so they won’t clog so quickly in the future, let the unit run for an hour and the thermostat satisfied.
Perform propane gas furnace inspection checked electrical low and high voltage connections inspect air filter ok clean flame sensor and burners check manifold propane pressure perform combustion test check supply return return temperatures, check safeties ok check reversing valve operation ok heat pump mode getting 22 degree temperature rise 33 degrees outside. Unit does not have water protection, surge protection Customer has been presented with estimates during previous visits.
Arrived to customer's home and he thought we were there for the fireplace. Melissa had spoken to them previously and let them know we do not work on fireplaces and they decided they wanted a tune up since their system was not able to keep the middle bedroom and master bedroom warm enough. After speaking to someone else is the home they agreed that they did not want to have us out to do their tune up.
Fully assessed system. Carrier heat pump is an R22 26 year-old heat pump system. Found heat pump is low on charge. Heat pump is only keeping the house at about 60°. Refrigerant pressures were 145/24. Found suction line schrader valve is also leaking. There may be other leaks in the system. Explained to customer that the w wire just controls the cap up heat if the system is low on r-22 it will not heat or cool correctly and recharging the system it will just leak back out. System needs to be replaced. Customer mentioned his credit score is a little low explained to him there is several financing avenues available. Homeowner is going to talk with his parents about co-sign for a loan and will give us a call to have someone come out to give a replacement quote. Temperature rise right now is only 12 degrees. Should be 18-20 degrees.
Arrived for system not heating . Customer had said he had an error code for 3 try ignition fault. I looked at the furnace it’s propane . Found burners were dirty , I gave the customer a price to replace with stainless. I quoted him 262.50 to clean his burners and clear the orifices. The customer approved the work. I shut the system off and began removing all the burner tubes to clean and cleared all orifices. Once completed I put everything back together and started the system to test . I have some estimates for the customer to review.
Removed low boy oil furnace. Installed new spirit oil furnace in existing location, put new furnace on 4 new bricks. Reconnected the supply plenum and installed a new return drop with a new 16x24x1 filter. Installed a new outlet and switch and new surge protector. Adapted to the existing vent piping, installed a new oil filter. Installed new Honeywell T6 non wifi thermostat.
Reviewed job with John, he would like to get 2 units in basement replaced as soon as possible. He will be supplying equipment. See notes.
Customer called in for no heat on his oil furnace. While the thermostat was calling for heat, nothing was turning on and then the primary controller tripped. Reset primary and test operation to transformers sparking, but no operation from the motor and pump found the pump wasn’t working due to the malfunctioning on the motor. Also noticed electrodes were in bad shape. Primary controller is old. Provided estimate to get the unit running for now. And also provided estimate to replace primary controller. Customer approve replacement of motor electros and nozzle. Inform customer about the age of the furnace will highly recommend getting an estimate to get the unit replaced. There will more issues. Customer is aware unit condition.
Customer called for no heat this morning. Temperature in the house was 53° set was 70° at some point the heat came on and started working when we got to the home system was running with no issues. Temperature was satisfied at 72°. Increase temperature on the thermostat and checked system operation low high stage from heater OK system kept ru Ning during entire visit no issues found. Performed combustion test ok supply air 125/75 cycle heater couple times unit came on every single time. During last recycle, noticed blower motor took a little longer to come on informed customer about this also Noticed there was little bit of snow at the intake. Informed customer if happens again he needs to check error code in unit. Unit is from 2011 would recommend getting an estimate to upgrade unit.
Arrived at call for issue with heat pump, turned system on and checked indoor to make sure proper signal was being given to out door unit. Then went to outdoor unit and heat compressor trying to start so I disconnected power from unit and tested capacitor that read 0 out of 45 mfd, gave customer options and she agreed to repairs . Tested unit after repair and no other issues were found.
Performed tune up on peerless oil boiler, removed and cleaned flue pipe and swept and vacuumed heat exchanger. Replaced filter and nozzle for the burner and checked all ignition components in the system. Re assembled flue and panels and tested combustion on boiler and ensured all air was purged from oil line and hydronic system. No issues with system at this time, oil nozzle size is .75/80b and rf1 filter.
Perform precision heat tuneup on air temp oil furnace. Replace 16 x 20 x 1” air filter. Checked all electrical connections and components. Replaced RF one oil filter. Replaced .75 x 80 a nozzle. Check temperature rise. Tested blower capacitor. Performed smoke and combustion test. Oil furnace is working fine at time of service.
Customer had connectivity issues with phone/thermostat/router. Rebooted customer thermostat and gateway a couple times. Customer now is able to control thermostat from mobile phone and updates on thermostat have been completed. No charge warranty from install
Fully assessed no heating situation. Heat pump works fine but does not keep up in commercial building. Kicked on propane gas furnace and CO detector went up to 4700 parts. Heat exchanger is cracked and flames are rolling out. Propane furnace needs to be replaced. Our office to set up appointment to give a replacement estimate . Locked out furnace and shut off gas. Venting needs to be increased to 3” pvc.
Feed tubing was cracked and there was no orifice in feed tube. Replaced today. Homeowner has a wicking style humidifier pad in now but knows he needs a 35 water panel. He will keep an eye on this pad and replace with a 35 water panel if needed. Feed valve for humidifier water will not fully close. Left estimate to install a 1/2” proper to 1/8” feed valve to replace the current feed valve. Tested humidifier operations afterwards. Discussed and left estimate for plan membership.
Room 101/102 not heating. Found thermostat to be in the office position for Kevin notes system just kept running and running, but no heat coming out. Set thermostat to heat and increase it by 4° check system operation system came on stated running the whole time until the thermostat Satisfied increased temperature once again to 64 and temperature reach 64°. Inspect burners sensor pressure switches drain ok. Everything seems to be working normal, system did not had any issues lighting and staying lit the entire call for heat. Issue happened some time last week. Told Kevin if happens again to check error codes on control board and call us.
Check up on a heat pump system. Checked the air filter and replaced his 401. Checked the wiring connections and the voltages. Checked the thermostat in all heating modes, started with electric heat. Inspected the amps for the heating elements and checked the blower amps and the operation. Took electric heat temps at the return and supply. Performed a outdoor BTU output for the heat pump. Found defrost wasn’t initiating . I was able to get it working again . Pressures were at 70 suction and 225 discharge. The unit is doing everything it can in these temps . Checked the outdoor unit, wire connections and the voltages. Inspected the components and tested the amps draws for the compressor and the fan motor. The heat pump is in good working order.
Customer called in for no heat found thermostat calling for heat upon arrival room temperature 32° setpoint 49° went down to the basement and noticed both covers top bottom were not installed at heater. Install two covers back in place and the unit started to come on right away cycle heater a couple times all the times the heater came on perform combustion test. Notice a lot of corrosion on the bill, burners, igniter, and sensor. at this time, I do not know exactly what happened with the furnace since there was no power to it when I restore power unit came on right away talk to landlord and he asked me to left thermostat at 55° setpoint. Email estimate for recommendations.
Perform gas heat inspection/tuneup current heater is a carrier 110,000 BTU 80% efficiency location in the basement. Customer did not have any questions upon arrival increase thermostat to 72 room temperature 70 perform combustion test check supply return air temperatures replace standard air filter 16x25x1. Customer has humidifier that is in the off position. Clean sensor and inspect burners. Inspect indoor coil heat exchanger blower compartment lower motor capacity is reading below standards. There’s a lot of dust inside lower wheel restricting flow indoor air coil is in bad shape. There’s tons of bacteria growth inside coil casing. Heater system is from 2004. Igniters reading higher resistance value than normal. I would highly recommend upgrading system. Provided estimate for accommodations.
Hello Tammy! Thank you for sharing your experience! We’re delighted to hear that every step of the process met your expectations, from your initial call to the completion of your new HVAC installation. Our team takes pride in being polite, friendly, and attentive, and it's wonderful to know you were satisfied with our service. We appreciate your trust and look forward to serving you in the future!
We really appreciate you taking the time to share your feedback with us and the community.
Hello Bryan, Thank you for sharing your experience, and we’re relieved to hear that our technician was able to address the issue promptly and safely. Your safety is our top priority, and we’re glad we could prevent a potentially dangerous situation. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to helping you get your new unit installed. If you need anything else, please don’t hesitate to reach out!
We really appreciate you taking the time to share your feedback with us and the community.