W.F. Smith, Inc. Heating

W.F. Smith is a family owned and operated heating and air conditioning contractor with expertise in both the residential and light commercial markets. Our five owners have over 140 years of combined industry experience and our core group of technicians and installers average over 20 years of experience. Whether you need a trusted contractor to help you with an air conditioning repair, service or maintenance on an existing system, or designing and installing an entirely new system, W.F. Smith has the experience and knowledge to get the job done right the first time. Our professional and courteous team will treat you like part of the family.
7310 State Road 19136 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Phone: 2156241313

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10 Signs You Need a New Furnace

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If you have an older furnace you may be wondering if you should give in now or wait it out and see what happens. Sometimes your furnace is trying to tell you something and watching and listening for certain signs …

How to Choose a Newtown, PA HVAC Contractor

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Choosing an HVAC contractor in Newton, PA isn’t as easy as just calling up the first number that you find. The last thing you want to do is hire an irreputable contractor that may overcharge you or do a poor …

Why Is My Air Conditioner Blowing Hot Air?

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AC Unit Not Cooling? Here’s Why… The temperature is starting to heat up as we head into the summer season, which means that you’re going to want your air conditioner to be working as effectively as possible. If you turn …

Central Air Conditioners vs. Window Air Conditioners

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When it comes to purchasing a new air conditioning unit, there are a lot of factors that you will want to consider before coming to a decision. These factors include the energy efficiency of the unit, the cost and the …

Understanding SEER Ratings

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If you plan on upgrading your HVAC system — furnace, heat pump, air conditioner, or geothermal system — and are comparing heating and air conditioning units, one of the most important things you’ll want to look at is the SEER …