Category Archives for "Heater Installation"

When Should You Replace Your Furnace?

When Should You Replace Your Furnace? It’s about that time of year where you start to get your heating system ready for the winter. As you get your home ready for the winter, you may consider replacing your heating system. It’s not always easy to determine when you should replace your furnace.  Replacing your heating system can help you avoid...

Oil To Gas Conversion And New AC In Bala Cynwyd, PA

Oil To Gas Conversion And New AC In Bala Cynwyd, PAWe live in an area where there are lots of older homes. In some places around the Bala Cynwyd area, homes can even be over 100 years old. That was the case with this older home that we visited, which was right around 100 years old. The homeowner, Juan, had...

Replacing An HVAC System In Merion Station, PA

Replacing An HVAC system In Merion Station, PAThe new homeowners of this great stone home in Merion Station, PA knew that the HVAC system was 20+ years old and likely needed updating at some point. After their first winter in their home, they noticed that the breakfast room, front bedroom and mudroom always seemed cold and drafty. Turning up the...

How Long Does It Take To Install a Furnace? Ultimate Guide

How Long Does It Take To Install a Furnace? Ultimate Guide Thinking of a new furnace? If you are considering upgrading your heating system, you may be wondering how long does it take to install a furnace? The answer might just be, “not as long as you think!” At John Cipollone, Inc., we understand that the idea of being without heat...

Installing A Multi-Zone Mini Split System In Drexel Hill, PA

Installing A Multi-Zone Mini Split System In Drexel Hill, PA In older homes in the Upper Darby Township area, it’s common to find that they use oil as their primary heating solution, with radiators located throughout the home.  While oil provides warm heat, it is getting more and more expensive, and the volatile nature of heating oil prices can put...

Electric Furnace Vs. Gas Furnace: What’s Best for Your Home?

Electric Furnace Vs. Gas Furnace: What’s Best for Your Home? Deciding between an electric furnace vs a gas furnace can be tough. Choosing the right kind of furnace to heat your home depends on a few different factors. Your location, fuel type accessibility, and your budget are all important things to consider when making your choice. In this article, I...

Replacing An Oil Furnace: Ultimate Homeowner’s Guide

Replacing An Oil Furnace: Ultimate Homeowner’s Guide When considering replacing a furnace replacement, oil vs. gas is a consideration. Maybe you want to go with a heat pump or an electric furnace. In this article, I will provide you with the ultimate homeowner’s guide or what you need to know about replacing an oil furnace. I will cover the things...

5 Benefits of Replacing A Furnace With a Heat Pump

5 Benefits of Replacing A Furnace With a Heat PumpAt John Cipollone Inc. we take pride in being able to offer installation, repair, and service of all kinds of heating and cooling systems. And right now, the “hottest” (forgive the pun) system that we have been installing is the heat pump. If you are thinking about replacing your old traditional furnace,...

AC Installation In Merion Park: Better Comfort, Big Savings

AC Installation In Merion Park: Better Comfort, Big SavingsLast spring, the homeowners called us because their 10-year-old air conditioner was making a lot of noise and wasn’t keeping the house cool. The problem was a damaged blower motor, which would cost a few thousand dollars to replace. It was a lot of money to spend on an older system that had...

Should You Repair Or Replace Your Furnace After A Breakdown?

How To Know Whether To Repair Or Replace Your Furnace After A Breakdown When your furnace breaks down, it can be a tough situation that comes with a tough decision: should you repair or replace your broken furnace? There are a number of factors that go into the decision, and it’s a decision that will determine whether your home is...

What The Inflation Reduction Act Means For Homeowners

The Inflation Reduction Act You may have heard about the Inflation Reduction Act, and maybe not. In a nutshell, it’s a significant piece of federal legislation that passed this past August, aimed, in part, at fighting climate change and putting incentives in place for businesses and homeowners to adopt more eco-friendly practices, including increasing energy efficiency. So What Does That...

Why Are Ductless Mini Splits Better Than Radiator Heating

Why Mini Splits Beat Radiator Heat Everytime! If you are the proud owner of an older home, you are no doubt enjoying the solid construction and craftsmanship. The hardwood floors, the substantial moldings and hardware all make older construction desirable and worth needing to deal with the lack of recent technological advancements - like a robust HVAC system. Older homes,...

High-Efficiency Upgrades For A Home With Old HVAC

High-Efficiency Upgrades For A Home With Old HVAC Whether you moved into an older home that has an old HVAC system, or you simply have an old HVAC system in the home you are currently living in, an upgrade to a high-efficiency system could be one of the best decisions you make for your home.  A lot of times, homeowners...

How Long Does A Furnace Really Last?

How Long Does A Furnace Really Last? If well taken care of, two things in your house can last up to 15 years: your furnace and a pet turtle. Well, technically, pet turtles can live as long as 30 years, while other species can live up to 100 years, but we digress. When it comes to your furnace, we recommend...

Three Rebates For New Heating & Cooling Equipment [2023]

2 Payment Options Updated January 26, 2023 Homeowners in the Delaware Valley - have NEW ways to save on new energy-efficient heating and cooling systems this year. When you purchase your new energy-efficient HVAC system in 2023 you can now take advantage of newly updated rebates and incentives. The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) of 2022 rewards consumers for making climate-friendly choices when upgrading...