610-873-1244DiBiase Heating & Cooling Company provides air conditioning, heating and water heater services to our neighbors in the West Chester, PA areas. Since we opened our doors in 2008 we have lived by a code of integrity, honesty and quality.
Your complete comfort is our #1 priority. Read our reviews and find out why your neighbors consider us to be their local partner for quality heating, air conditioning and water heater services in West Chester, PA.
Yes, DiBiase Heating & Cooling is an essential service provider during the COVID-19 virus outbreak. This is because DiBiase provides vital HVAC services that are essential for maintaining the safety, sanitation and operation of residences and businesses near West Chester, PA. HVAC contractors like DiBiase Heating & Cooling have unique skills that are important to public health and welfare.
In the West Chester, PA area, homeowners can expect to pay between $6,000 – $14,000 to have a new geothermal heat pump installed. These costs can increase substantially for a larger unit or those that require a full installation, which would include costs for excavation, ground looping, and new ductwork. Geothermal heat pump systems provide an energy-efficient way to reduce monthly utility bills, though the upfront costs are higher than traditional heat pumps. In many cases tax incentives will help lower the price as well.
Average Cost: $9,875
Typical Range: $6,000 – $14,000
To learn more about geothermal heat pumps, we are happy to help. DiBiase Heating & Cooling has been serving the residents of West Chester, PA for over 10 years for all things heating and cooling. Our expert technicians can answer questions or provide you with an accurate competitive quote on geothermal heat pumps. Contact us today!
The installation of a whole house air purifier in the West Chester, PA area will cost on average between $350 – $4,000. A whole house air purifier can help remove dust, pollen, pet dander and pollutants. Allergy sufferers especially will benefit from a whole house air purification system, as well as those looking for fresh, clean indoor air.
Average Cost: $2,200
Typical Range: $350 – $4,000
For more information, DiBiase Heating & Cooling is ready to answer your questions! Our certified technicians are highly trained in the installation and service of whole house air purification systems. Contact us today for more information or to schedule a consultation!
On average, homeowners in the West Chester, PA area will pay between $800 – $1,300 to have a new hot water heater installed. This estimate reflects the cost for both the unit (standard tank water heater) and labor to have it put in. The size of the tank and quality of the unit will determine the final price.
Average Cost: $1,050
Typical Range: $800 – $1,300
DiBiase Heating & Cooling can provide an accurate affordable price on installing a new hot water heater in your home. Our company employs highly trained and certified technicians who are dedicated to excellence in customer service. Contact us now for your new water heater today!
Local Reviews
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Mark - West Chester, PA
Brian was neat, tidy and efficient and let us know he was on his way. Photograph of Brian in the text message so we knew who to expect made us feel safe and secure. And the office was diligent in their follow-up to get the scheduled maintenance preformed. Great job servicing the AC.
Top notch professional service
Tony - West Chester, PA
timely, respectful, knowledgeable, prompt
Great service— quick response time
Century - West Chester, PA
Excellent
Angela - West Chester, PA
He is as very professional, informative and courteous
Great service
Carol - West Chester, PA
On time and professional
Chad - West Chester, PA
First time customer. I’ll be back.
Paul - West Chester, PA
Great
Margaret - West Chester, PA
On time wore safety equipment and and explained everything to owner of property and a family member very satisfied thank you kurt
He did a great job
Helen - West Chester, PA
Great service
Rosemary - West Chester, PA
On time, Covid-19 aware, efficient service. Brian is always professional and reliable.
Curt is a first class technician. Knowledgeable, professional and answers all questions in layman terms.
Barbara - West Chester, PA
VERY GOOD SEVICICE
William - West Chester, PA
MY SERVICE WAS DONE EFFICIENTLY AND ON TIME.
Great
Andrew - West Chester, PA
All good, Luis is great
Great
Renne - West Chester, PA
Luis Tenorio was professional and polite. Good experience
Great service
Angela - West Chester, PA
Efficient and professional
Outstanding service
Marilyn - West Chester, PA
Luis T is the kind of service tech everyone hopes to get. He was tidy, polite, informative, and knowledgeable. It was a pleasure to work with him.
Great service
Carol - West Chester, PA
Wonderful team. Excellent customer experience!
Christina - West Chester, PA
Once again great service
Keith - West Chester, PA
Good
Jeffrey - West Chester, PA
Excellent service
William - West Chester, PA
Nice job
Loren - West Chester, PA
On time and thorough
Great
Bonato - West Chester, PA
Technician was thorough!
Century 21 - West Chester, PA
Great
Helen - West Chester, PA
Brian did a great job. Very nice and professional as well.
Brian B.
Serviced gas furnace, checked air filter. Cleaned burners and pilot burner, inspected heat exchanger, see very old and rusted heat exchanger but no cracks. Checked voltage, amperage and electrical connections, measured capacitor values. Started gas furnace, measured fuel pressures, performed combustion test, found high co levels. Co levels are high due to heat exchanger, shut furnace off. Recommend replacing furnace before fall.
Brian B.
Performed cooling maintenance, checked air filter. Blew out condensate trap. Checked voltage, amperage and electrical connections, measured capacitor values ok. Started heat pump, checked refrigerant charge and temperature drop across coil.
Brian B.
Performed cooling maintenance, checked media air filter ok. Cleaned condensate drain. Checked voltage, amperage and electrical connections, measured capacitor values ok. Started air conditioner, checked refrigerant charge and temperature drop across coil.
Brian B.
Performed cooling maintenance, checked media air filter. Checked voltage, amperage and electrical connections, measured capacitor values. Started air conditioner, checked refrigerant charge and temperature drop across coil.
Luis T.
Performed Quality Assurance inspection on a newly installed ductless heat pump system. Single head. System running great at time of QA. Customer said he heard a slight noise coming from outdoor unit. Found fan blade barely touching outer fan housing. Made adjustment to housing now no more noise.
Brian B.
Performed cooling maintenance, replaced standard air filter. Blew out condensate drain. Checked voltage, amperage and electrical connections, measured capacitor values ok. Started air conditioner, checked refrigerant charge and temperature drop across coil.
Joseph D.
Reviewed installation done by others. System dip switches were left at factory defaults. Made changes to dip switch settings to adjust for 4 tons of cooling. Unit was set at 5 tons of cooling on profile A. Set profile to profile D for slower fan start up to maximize dehumidification. Checked for water around outdoor unit. There was a little water in unit casing and there are some leaves possibly blocking drain holes in bottom of unit. Thermostat is a T6 wifi thermostat and also controls boiler. Recommend installing T10 thermostat with dehumification capabilities and rewiring to enable system to dehumidify. Inspected ductwork, some flex runs are not as tight as they can be, but overall the duct system appears acceptable at this time. Recommend installing Sensi Predict on system to monitor system operation as there was a recommendation of replacing txv and refrigerant has been added numerous times to the system. The Sensi Predict will monitor system operation to ensure maximum
Brian B.
Performed cooling maintenance, checked air filters ok. Blew out condensate trap and drains. Checked voltage, amperage and electrical connections, measured capacitor values. Cleaned furnace burners and flame sensor. Inspected heat exchanger. Started gas furnace, measured fuel pressures. Performed combustion test. Tested limit and safety switches. Cleaned condensate trap and drains. Started heat pump in cooling mode, and air conditioner, checked refrigerant charge and temperature drop across coils. Tested electric back up heaters. Both systems are 19 years old both are operating at time of service.
Luis T.
No ac second floor unit attic unit found system off upon arrival, set thermostat to call for ac and found open run cap quoted for new cap customer ok repair, after repair check ac operation ok amp draw and voltage ok refrigerant pressures ok washed condenser coil would recommend tune up on system to go over drain system and check blower compartment
Brian B.
Performed cooling maintenance, checked air filters ok. Blew out condensate drain. Checked voltage, amperage and electrical connections, measured capacitor values. Started air conditioner, checked refrigerant charge, found low on charge. Unit is cooling. Checked operation and temperature drop across coil.
Luis T.
Installed a mini split on bedroom wall . Ran lineset threw knee wall and into garage ran linehide threw garage and out to outdoor unit. Outdoor unit is on a level pad and snow feet. New disconnect box and electrical wiring to unit. Tested unit and it is working great.
Kurt M.
Performed precision a/c tune up on 1 nordyne a/c system and 1 nordyne heatpump system. Replaced Aprilaire 413, and Aprilaire 213 air filter. Checked all electrical conections and components. Blew out condensate drains and tested basement condensation pump. Checked temperature split at both indoor units. Checked refrigerant pressures and temperatures at indoor and outdoor units. System is working fine at time of inspection.
Kurt M.
Found a/c low on charge r- 22 pressures were 163/49 at 82 degrees outside air temperature. Talk to homeowner about options of adding leak dye to find the refrigerant leak. Gave the homeowner a round about ball park of replacement of a coil could cost around $4,000. Homeowner wanted to just add the r-22 at this point . Added 2lbs of r-22 to the system and re checked pressures. Pressures were 181/70 with 9 degrees of subcooling after adding refrigerant. Told homeowner that we do not know any longevity of how long refrigerant charge will last. Also checked temperature split at indoor unit. Had an 18 degree temperature split.
Kurt M.
Found weak capacitor at outdoor unit, replaced 40/5 mf capacitor. Also performed precision a/c tune up on Lennox heat pump. Replaced 20x25x4 air filter ( homeowner provided). Checked all electrical conections and components. Checked temperature split at indoor atunit. Blew out condensate drain and tested condensation pump. Checked refrigerant pressures and temperatures at indoor and outdoor units. System is working fine at time of inspection.
Brian B.
Checked no cooling complaint, checked air filter ok. Started air conditioner, blower runs but no outdoor. Checked circuit breakers, found all 240 volt breakers off. Turned all on. Started air conditioner, checked refrigerant charge and temperature drop across coil.
Brian B.
Performed cooling maintenance, checked eac. Cleaned condensate drain. Checked voltage, amperage and electrical connections, measured capacitor values ok. Started heat pump, checked refrigerant charge and temperature drop across coil.
Brian B.
Performed cooling maintenance, replaced main system air filter. Cleaned mini split filters. Cleaned condensate trap and drain. Checked voltage, amperage and electrical connections, measured capacitor values ok. Started heat pumps. Checked refrigerant charge and temperature drop across coils.
Brian B.
Performed cooling maintenance, checked air filter. Cleaned condensate drain. Checked voltage, amperage and electrical connections, measured capacitor values ok. Started heat pump, checked refrigerant charge and temperature drop across coil.
Paul W.
Reclaimed and removed old ac and coil. Removed heater . Installed a new amana gas heater in existing location. Installed a amana coil on top of furnace and adapted all ductwork as needed. Taped and sealed all duct. Flushed copper lines and adapted piping as needed. Brazed and leak checked. New ac unit is on a plastic pad . New disconnect box and electrical wiring to unit. New condensate drain with a ez trap wired in. Installed t4 stat. Tested unit in all modes and unit is working great .
Luis T.
No ac found system off and fan on, when approaching indoor unit, fan was not running but thermostat was set to fan on, check blower operation and works ok, found control board relay intermittent not closing based on demand, also check refrigerant charge dueling toddy’s visit and found system to be slightly low on 410a with 7 sub cooling day plate calls for 11 degree, check temp split supply 63 rerun air 77 emailed proposal part takes 2 to 3 days