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Cooper Mechanical, an Ottsville, PA-based HVAC and plumbing company that has provided heater repair and other services to Bucks County and the surrounding areas since 1976, recently offered its customers a list of reasons to consider installing a whole-home humidifier. The guide was released in response to customer inquiry regarding whether whole-home humidifiers are a necessary investment or a costly luxury.

Cooper Mechanical, the most trusted HVAC and plumbing source in Southeast Pennsylvania for 40 years, wishes to remind its customers that they perform preventative maintenance on heating and cooling systems year-round. Customers concerned that it is too late in the winter season to request preventative maintenance on their heating system are assured that it is never a bad time to call and schedule a technician from Cooper Mechanical to come and make sure their system is proper working order.

Temperatures are dropping - and with them, heating bills rise. Homeowners in New Hope, PA, who are and switching on their heating systems and scheduling heater repair may be searching for cost-effective ways to stay warm this winter, and Cooper Mechanical has them all. Southeast Pennsylvania's most trusted HVAC and plumbing source for 40 years offers two types of heat pumps – standard and inverter – as a cost-effective, energy-efficient home comfort solution.

Cooper Mechanical, a full-service HVAC and plumbing authority based in Ottsville, PA, is proud to announce that US Builders Review featured a case study on the company in the journal's latest issue. For 40 years, Cooper Mechanical has served customers in the community with its expertise and unmatched customer service in everything ranging from AC installation to heating repair, from Bucks County PA to Somerset County, NJ.

Throughout the Philadelphia area, homeowners are feeling a chill. Cooper Mechanical, the leading team of HVAC technicians and plumbers based near Doylestown, PA, urges their customers to take action before temperatures drop even further. The company, which has over 40 years of experience in keeping their community comfortable throughout frigid winters and sweltering summers, has released a list of suggestions for how customers can winterize their homes so they can easily settle into the season.

The end of summer in southeastern Pennsylvania is invariably muggy, drawn-out and hot. Following this August's record-breaking temperatures, homeowners who cannot, for any number of reasons, install a conventional central cooling system in their home are feeling the burn. Commonly, homeowners in the area believe that older homes and additions are impossible to heat and cool, and suffer discomfort in summer's dog days.

Conventional HVAC systems place two sources of stress on New Hope, PA-area homeowners: Utility bills and environmental guilt. Area homeowners who want to replace their current HVAC systems with something that has long-term payoff in terms of sustainability and cost can turn to Cooper Mechanical, local HVAC experts with nearly 50 years of experience in all things heating, cooling and plumbing-related, for solutions. Cooper has become the Philadelphia area's first choice for geothermal heat pump installations, which reduce both expense and environmental impact.

Cooper Mechanical, an Easton, PA-based HVAC and plumbing expert that has served its community for over 40 years, is the area's go-to resource for all things HVAC. Now that summer temperatures have picked up, Cooper's technicians have been flooded with questions about whether customers' AC systems can be repaired after a breakdown. Cooper Mechanical cautions them that sometimes it's a wiser investment to fully replace the system, and has shared a few tell-tale signs of an AC system in need of a complete overhaul.

Residents of the Philadelphia suburbs who live in older homes may be used to "sweating out" the summers without air conditioning by now. However, Southeast PA and Jersey homeowners who are ready to bring their home climate system into the 21st century have a friend in Cooper Mechanical, HVAC experts based near Doylestown who have over 40 years of experience in finding creative solutions to even the most vexing heating and cooling problems.

The dog days of summer are still weeks ahead for customers of Cooper Mechanical, full-service HVAC experts and plumbers in Bucks County, PA. However, the Ottsville-based company recommends that their customers get a head start on winding down their heating systems and readying their homes for another summer of crisp, air-conditioned comfort. The company also recommends plumbing preparation to transition into summer.