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DiBiase Heating and Cooling Company provides a full range of services to keep your home comfortable and efficient year-round in Media, PA. Whether you need HVAC repair, installation, or maintenance, we’ve got you covered. Our team also specializes in improving indoor air quality with air purifiers, humidifiers, and ductwork services. Looking for water heater solutions? We offer repairs and replacements for both tank and tankless systems. Additionally, our energy services, including air sealing, insulation, and energy audits, help homeowners save on utility costs while maximizing comfort. Whatever your home’s needs, DiBiase Heating and Cooling Company is here to deliver expert service.

Founded in 2008, DiBiase Heating and Cooling Company is a family-owned and operated company that’s committed to delivering honest, reliable service. We take pride in our expertise, offering certified technicians who provide top-quality HVAC, plumbing, and energy services. What sets us apart is our focus on process and integrity—we do the job right the first time, ensuring your home is always in good hands. Ready to experience the DiBiase difference? Call 610-873-1244 or contact us online today to schedule your service!

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Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars based on 12 customer reviews

Customers say: The overall sentiment across these reviews is overwhelmingly positive, reflecting strong customer satisfaction and trust in the company's services. Customers consistently express appreciation for the professionalism, knowledge, and friendliness of the technicians who service their HVAC systems. A recurring theme is the technicians' willingness to take time explaining system operations, answering questions thoroughly, and educating customers, which fosters confidence and informed decision-making. Many reviewers highlight the honesty and transparency of the service, with several noting fair pricing and straightforward assessments that exceeded their expectations. Promptness, efficiency, and punctuality are frequently praised, along with the courteous and respectful demeanor of service providers. The company's responsiveness, particularly in emergency situations, earns significant appreciation, as does the quality of installation and follow-up care. Customers repeatedly mention feeling comfortable and valued, with technicians described as personable, patient, and genuinely caring about customer service. The attention to detail, thoroughness of maintenance checks, and problem-solving capabilities contribute to a strong sense of reliability and peace of mind. Long-term customers express loyalty and confidence in the company's consistent quality, often recommending the services enthusiastically. The tone is decidedly positive, with customers feeling well-served, respected, and satisfied with both the technical expertise and interpersonal skills demonstrated throughout their experiences.

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Completed AC tune up for Minisplit with (3) indoor heads. Equipment was installed April 2019 by another contractor. Washable filters are clean Measured temperature split at each indoor head. (all ranging from 20-22°) Inspected wiring, controls, electric motors. Provided estimate for surge protector. Replaced (2) AA thermostat batteries for unit “C” Checked refrigerant charge and data with all indoor unit running at max fan speed. 147 psi 2.5° Superheat: Good
Completed AC tune up for Minisplit with (3) indoor heads. Equipment was installed April 2019 by another contractor. Washable filters are clean Measured temperature split at each indoor head. (all ranging from 20-22°) Inspected wiring, controls, electric motors. Provided estimate for surge protector. Replaced (2) AA thermostat batteries for unit “C” Checked refrigerant charge and data with all indoor unit running at max fan speed. 147 psi 2.5° Superheat: Good
Barry P.
Barry P. Checked in
Completed AC tune up for Minisplit with (3) indoor heads. Equipment was installed April 2019 by another contractor. Washable filters are clean Measured temperature split at each indoor head. (all ranging from 20-22°) Inspected wiring, controls, electric motors. Provided estimate for surge protector. Replaced (2) AA thermostat batteries for unit “C” Checked refrigerant charge and data with all indoor unit running at max fan speed. 147 psi 2.5° Superheat: Good
Media, PA 19063
Completed AC tune up for 3 Ton Air Temp AC system Equipment is 140,000 BTu 80% furnace installed by Dibiase in 2018 with 3 Ton AirTemp AC installed in 2013. 16x24x1 filter ok Indoor and outdoor coils in good condition Inspected wiring, controls, electric motors and components; left estimates for surge protectors Measured temperature split and static pressure Inspected drains; system has no water protection; provided estimate for EZ trap. Checked integrity of compressor motor (mega ohm test) Assessed refrigerant charge checked pressures. Was a little low on refrigerant. Offered to charge system. Added 9oz r410A Refrigerant data before: 340/116 30°SH Refrigerant data after: 385/126 9.5°SH Temperature split before: 16° Temperature split after 20° *This unit has a history of being a slow leaking system. We have charged it a few times in the past since May 2020 AC system operating well at this time. AC is 13 years old and has a small refrigerant leak. Would strongly consider rep
Completed AC tune up for 3 Ton Air Temp AC system Equipment is 140,000 BTu 80% furnace installed by Dibiase in 2018 with 3 Ton AirTemp AC installed in 2013. 16x24x1 filter ok Indoor and outdoor coils in good condition Inspected wiring, controls, electric motors and components; left estimates for surge protectors Measured temperature split and static pressure Inspected drains; system has no water protection; provided estimate for EZ trap. Checked integrity of compressor motor (mega ohm test) Assessed refrigerant charge checked pressures. Was a little low on refrigerant. Offered to charge system. Added 9oz r410A Refrigerant data before: 340/116 30°SH Refrigerant data after: 385/126 9.5°SH Temperature split before: 16° Temperature split after 20° *This unit has a history of being a slow leaking system. We have charged it a few times in the past since May 2020 AC system operating well at this time. AC is 13 years old and has a small refrigerant leak. Would strongly consider rep
Barry P.
Barry P. Checked in
Completed AC tune up for 3 Ton Air Temp AC system Equipment is 140,000 BTu 80% furnace installed by Dibiase in 2018 with 3 Ton AirTemp AC installed in 2013. 16x24x1 filter ok Indoor and outdoor coils in good condition Inspected wiring, controls, electric motors and components; left estimates for surge protectors Measured temperature split and static pressure Inspected drains; system has no water protection; provided estimate for EZ trap. Checked integrity of compressor motor (mega ohm test) Assessed refrigerant charge checked pressures. Was a little low on refrigerant. Offered to charge system. Added 9oz r410A Refrigerant data before: 340/116 30°SH Refrigerant data after: 385/126 9.5°SH Temperature split before: 16° Temperature split after 20° *This unit has a history of being a slow leaking system. We have charged it a few times in the past since May 2020 AC system operating well at this time. AC is 13 years old and has a small refrigerant leak. Would strongly consider rep
Media, PA 19063
Joseph D.
Joseph D. Checked in
Reviewed information on file to create an estimate for replacement of the ductless system. Created Mitsubishi and Hisense options and emailed to Steve Povey.
Media, PA 19063
Joseph D.
Joseph D. Checked in
Reviewed information that was on file and the photos. Created estimate for replacement and emailed to Steve Povey. Provided options for Mitsubishi and Hisense equipment
Media, PA 19063
Completed AC tune up. Cleaned washable filters. Indoor unit housing and blower wheel are dirty provided email estimate to clean indoor unit. Checked wiring and controls. There is no surge protection. Provided email estimate. Checked refrigerant charge 120 psi 3° SH ok. *The unit does modulate in such a way that for a few minutes I did observe it running at 93 psi but it ramps up to 120 shortly. *The mini condensate pump that sits within the unit frame is very small and overfills and malfunctions from time to time. System operating ok at this time. System is 15 years old would strongly consider replacing. The snack bar unit needs to be replaced. Would be wise to replace both at the same time.
Completed AC tune up. Cleaned washable filters. Indoor unit housing and blower wheel are dirty provided email estimate to clean indoor unit. Checked wiring and controls. There is no surge protection. Provided email estimate. Checked refrigerant charge 120 psi 3° SH ok. *The unit does modulate in such a way that for a few minutes I did observe it running at 93 psi but it ramps up to 120 shortly. *The mini condensate pump that sits within the unit frame is very small and overfills and malfunctions from time to time. System operating ok at this time. System is 15 years old would strongly consider replacing. The snack bar unit needs to be replaced. Would be wise to replace both at the same time.
Barry P.
Barry P. Checked in
Completed AC tune up. Cleaned washable filters. Indoor unit housing and blower wheel are dirty provided email estimate to clean indoor unit. Checked wiring and controls. There is no surge protection. Provided email estimate. Checked refrigerant charge 120 psi 3° SH ok. *The unit does modulate in such a way that for a few minutes I did observe it running at 93 psi but it ramps up to 120 shortly. *The mini condensate pump that sits within the unit frame is very small and overfills and malfunctions from time to time. System operating ok at this time. System is 15 years old would strongly consider replacing. The snack bar unit needs to be replaced. Would be wise to replace both at the same time.
Media, PA 19063
Arrived for (2) AC tune ups each system is 10 Ton R22 dating to 2000. 26 years old. Replaced all filters (8) 16x25x1 all were very dirty. Replaced A36 belt (right-side system) and A37 belt (left-side system) provided by Williamson, Right side unit compressors were off on internal overload. We cooled with water to reset. Replaced (4) 16x25x1 filters (were very dirty) Found very high suction pressure for R22 system (starts at 140 psi and gradually drops to 114 at the lowest) then cuts off on overload System has adequate refrigerant and metering device (TXV) is metering refrigerant properly. This is a scroll compressor issue. We also found the left side system OFF despite there being a demand for cooling. This unit had one failed fan capacitor. Replaced today. Refrigerant pressures very low (25 psi) cuts off on internal overload and low pressure. Both systems are inoperable and cannot be repaired. It’s better to keep power off to right-side system and I left the right-Side syste
Arrived for (2) AC tune ups each system is 10 Ton R22 dating to 2000. 26 years old. Replaced all filters (8) 16x25x1 all were very dirty. Replaced A36 belt (right-side system) and A37 belt (left-side system) provided by Williamson, Right side unit compressors were off on internal overload. We cooled with water to reset. Replaced (4) 16x25x1 filters (were very dirty) Found very high suction pressure for R22 system (starts at 140 psi and gradually drops to 114 at the lowest) then cuts off on overload System has adequate refrigerant and metering device (TXV) is metering refrigerant properly. This is a scroll compressor issue. We also found the left side system OFF despite there being a demand for cooling. This unit had one failed fan capacitor. Replaced today. Refrigerant pressures very low (25 psi) cuts off on internal overload and low pressure. Both systems are inoperable and cannot be repaired. It’s better to keep power off to right-side system and I left the right-Side syste
Barry P.
Barry P. Checked in
Arrived for (2) AC tune ups each system is 10 Ton R22 dating to 2000. 26 years old. Replaced all filters (8) 16x25x1 all were very dirty. Replaced A36 belt (right-side system) and A37 belt (left-side system) provided by Williamson, Right side unit compressors were off on internal overload. We cooled with water to reset. Replaced (4) 16x25x1 filters (were very dirty) Found very high suction pressure for R22 system (starts at 140 psi and gradually drops to 114 at the lowest) then cuts off on overload System has adequate refrigerant and metering device (TXV) is metering refrigerant properly. This is a scroll compressor issue. We also found the left side system OFF despite there being a demand for cooling. This unit had one failed fan capacitor. Replaced today. Refrigerant pressures very low (25 psi) cuts off on internal overload and low pressure. Both systems are inoperable and cannot be repaired. It’s better to keep power off to right-side system and I left the right-Side syste
Media, PA 19063
Completed AC tune ups for Student lounge. *The back room unit has been down since April 2023 has a failed condenser fan motor. Sent email estimate to replace failed motor. The front system filters are clean. Temperature split 19° Refrigerant data 137 psi 1.7SH Front side System operating well at this time. Back side system is still inoperable Provided estimate to deep clean indoor head.
Completed AC tune ups for Student lounge. *The back room unit has been down since April 2023 has a failed condenser fan motor. Sent email estimate to replace failed motor. The front system filters are clean. Temperature split 19° Refrigerant data 137 psi 1.7SH Front side System operating well at this time. Back side system is still inoperable Provided estimate to deep clean indoor head.
Barry P.
Barry P. Checked in
Completed AC tune ups for Student lounge. *The back room unit has been down since April 2023 has a failed condenser fan motor. Sent email estimate to replace failed motor. The front system filters are clean. Temperature split 19° Refrigerant data 137 psi 1.7SH Front side System operating well at this time. Back side system is still inoperable Provided estimate to deep clean indoor head.
Media, PA 19063
Arrived 1.5 Ton 1:1 Minisplit for snack bar. System is 15 years old. Dates to 2011 I found unit running in heating despite control set to cooling. Suction line was very hot to the touch. To the point where I double checked that I had correct outdoor unit paired with this head. Eventually unit went into cooling. Found water dripping from indoor head. Sucked the drain line clear with wet vac. Was able to pop indoor head off the wall far enough to see refrigerant piping. Suction line was a solid block of ice. System is running at 57 psi, VERY low on R410A refrigerant. The only sensible thing to do in this case is to replace the system. If we charge the system it will simply leak out. Leak is in One of the coils. I checked the flare joints. Discussed this with Steve Povey *The other 1 Ton Sanyo Minisplit for Kitchen office is also low on r410A running at 90 psi. Not as bad as the snack bar system. We will be back tomorrow to further assess that system. They are interested i
Arrived 1.5 Ton 1:1 Minisplit for snack bar. System is 15 years old. Dates to 2011 I found unit running in heating despite control set to cooling. Suction line was very hot to the touch. To the point where I double checked that I had correct outdoor unit paired with this head. Eventually unit went into cooling. Found water dripping from indoor head. Sucked the drain line clear with wet vac. Was able to pop indoor head off the wall far enough to see refrigerant piping. Suction line was a solid block of ice. System is running at 57 psi, VERY low on R410A refrigerant. The only sensible thing to do in this case is to replace the system. If we charge the system it will simply leak out. Leak is in One of the coils. I checked the flare joints. Discussed this with Steve Povey *The other 1 Ton Sanyo Minisplit for Kitchen office is also low on r410A running at 90 psi. Not as bad as the snack bar system. We will be back tomorrow to further assess that system. They are interested i
Barry P.
Barry P. Checked in
Arrived 1.5 Ton 1:1 Minisplit for snack bar. System is 15 years old. Dates to 2011 I found unit running in heating despite control set to cooling. Suction line was very hot to the touch. To the point where I double checked that I had correct outdoor unit paired with this head. Eventually unit went into cooling. Found water dripping from indoor head. Sucked the drain line clear with wet vac. Was able to pop indoor head off the wall far enough to see refrigerant piping. Suction line was a solid block of ice. System is running at 57 psi, VERY low on R410A refrigerant. The only sensible thing to do in this case is to replace the system. If we charge the system it will simply leak out. Leak is in One of the coils. I checked the flare joints. Discussed this with Steve Povey *The other 1 Ton Sanyo Minisplit for Kitchen office is also low on r410A running at 90 psi. Not as bad as the snack bar system. We will be back tomorrow to further assess that system. They are interested i
Media, PA 19063
Completed (2) AC tune ups 3rd Fl/Attic 2 Ton Amana AC/Air handler system 1st Floor is 3.5 Ton AC/Gas Furnace upflow in based Replaced 20x20x1 filter in ceiling grille for 3rd Fl system Replaced 16x25x1 filter at basement system For each system: Indoor coils in good condition; cleaned outdoor coils with water Inspected wiring, controls, electric motors and components; left estimates for surge protectors ; only the indoor equipment for 1st floor system currently has surge protector Measured temperature split and static pressure Inspected drains; cleared EZ traps; tested basement pump. Left an email estimate for WiFi flood prevention monitor with switch, if water is ever detected by the monitor (on floor with leak sensing rope around perimeter of unit Checked integrity of compressor motor (mega ohm test) Assessed refrigerant charge checked pressures: Both ok Both AC systems operating well at this time.
Completed (2) AC tune ups 3rd Fl/Attic 2 Ton Amana AC/Air handler system 1st Floor is 3.5 Ton AC/Gas Furnace upflow in based Replaced 20x20x1 filter in ceiling grille for 3rd Fl system Replaced 16x25x1 filter at basement system For each system: Indoor coils in good condition; cleaned outdoor coils with water Inspected wiring, controls, electric motors and components; left estimates for surge protectors ; only the indoor equipment for 1st floor system currently has surge protector Measured temperature split and static pressure Inspected drains; cleared EZ traps; tested basement pump. Left an email estimate for WiFi flood prevention monitor with switch, if water is ever detected by the monitor (on floor with leak sensing rope around perimeter of unit Checked integrity of compressor motor (mega ohm test) Assessed refrigerant charge checked pressures: Both ok Both AC systems operating well at this time.
Barry P.
Barry P. Checked in
Completed (2) AC tune ups 3rd Fl/Attic 2 Ton Amana AC/Air handler system 1st Floor is 3.5 Ton AC/Gas Furnace upflow in based Replaced 20x20x1 filter in ceiling grille for 3rd Fl system Replaced 16x25x1 filter at basement system For each system: Indoor coils in good condition; cleaned outdoor coils with water Inspected wiring, controls, electric motors and components; left estimates for surge protectors ; only the indoor equipment for 1st floor system currently has surge protector Measured temperature split and static pressure Inspected drains; cleared EZ traps; tested basement pump. Left an email estimate for WiFi flood prevention monitor with switch, if water is ever detected by the monitor (on floor with leak sensing rope around perimeter of unit Checked integrity of compressor motor (mega ohm test) Assessed refrigerant charge checked pressures: Both ok Both AC systems operating well at this time.
Media, PA 19063
Drain modifications 7/20/26 Barry: Drilled holes through plywood ceiling and drywall of closet. Installed new 120V condensate pump in a pan with an audible water alarm. Cut back problem Minisplit tubing and ran to pump inside “ PVC ran 3/8” vinyl tubing alongside 1” PVC. Forced as much 3/8” tubing as possible inside printing Minisplit drain tubing to termination point (goes to tunnels underneath building) Afterwards cleaned up area with sop bc and tested by pouring 2 gallons of water into Minisplit head. Water no longer backs up and overspills Minisplit drain pan but falls to pump. Pump discharges easily. Showed a few employees in the office how the audible water alarm works and how to silence it and to turn off that particular minisplit if this should ever occur. I also gave them the pamphlet/instructions on how to connect the water alarm to the First Alert app. System operating well at this time
Drain modifications 7/20/26 Barry: Drilled holes through plywood ceiling and drywall of closet. Installed new 120V condensate pump in a pan with an audible water alarm. Cut back problem Minisplit tubing and ran to pump inside “ PVC ran 3/8” vinyl tubing alongside 1” PVC. Forced as much 3/8” tubing as possible inside printing Minisplit drain tubing to termination point (goes to tunnels underneath building) Afterwards cleaned up area with sop bc and tested by pouring 2 gallons of water into Minisplit head. Water no longer backs up and overspills Minisplit drain pan but falls to pump. Pump discharges easily. Showed a few employees in the office how the audible water alarm works and how to silence it and to turn off that particular minisplit if this should ever occur. I also gave them the pamphlet/instructions on how to connect the water alarm to the First Alert app. System operating well at this time
Barry P.
Barry P. Checked in
Drain modifications 7/20/26 Barry: Drilled holes through plywood ceiling and drywall of closet. Installed new 120V condensate pump in a pan with an audible water alarm. Cut back problem Minisplit tubing and ran to pump inside “ PVC ran 3/8” vinyl tubing alongside 1” PVC. Forced as much 3/8” tubing as possible inside printing Minisplit drain tubing to termination point (goes to tunnels underneath building) Afterwards cleaned up area with sop bc and tested by pouring 2 gallons of water into Minisplit head. Water no longer backs up and overspills Minisplit drain pan but falls to pump. Pump discharges easily. Showed a few employees in the office how the audible water alarm works and how to silence it and to turn off that particular minisplit if this should ever occur. I also gave them the pamphlet/instructions on how to connect the water alarm to the First Alert app. System operating well at this time
Media, PA 19063
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Excellent Service
Michael - Media, PA 19063
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Barry did an excellent job! Was professional - supportive - and driven to provide details and fact based information. I highly recommend him coming back and performing any service. Thanks!
Josh - Media, PA 19063
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Barry is extremely professional & knowledgeable. He was willing to take time to explain anything & every question asked.
Fred - Media, PA 19063
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I have had a Geothermal system for over 10 years installed by another company with which I had a lot of issues.. The system stopped working this week with no power at the compressor. I called DiBiase to take a look to help me out. Kurt methodically tracked it down step by step and I was very impressed with his professionalism and knowledge. Each step of the process was explained clearly as to why and how. He quickly found the issue and repaired it. I couldn't be happier and have already recommended DiBiase. Finding qualified and honest people these days is becoming more difficult all the time. I feel like I have found a diamond in the rough. Highly recommend.
J W - Media, PA 19063
Response from DiBiase Heating and Cooling Company:

Hey there! Thank you so much for the thoughtful and detailed review! We're thrilled to hear Kurt was able to get to the bottom of the issue and restore your system with professionalism and care. It means a lot that you’ve already recommended us—our team works hard to earn that trust. We're grateful you found us and look forward to being your go-to HVAC team moving forward!

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Excellent Service. Thank you
John - Media, PA 19063
Response from DiBiase Heating and Cooling Company:

We are so grateful for your 5-star review. Thanks for sharing your rating with us and the community.

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Kim Moore - Media, PA 19063
Response from DiBiase Heating and Cooling Company:

Hi Kim! Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a 5-star review!

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Luis is polite pleasant and thorough.
Missy - Media, PA 19063
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We recently had a new HVAC system installed and had some questions about how the system was working. All of our questions were answered.
Michael - Media, PA 19063
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The HVAC technician came out as a follow-up to a recent installation of a new HVAC system. He answered all our questions about the operation and maintenance of our system and performed a thorough inspection.
Michael - Media, PA 19063
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Great Service.
Michael - Media, PA 19063
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On time. Great job well done. Answered all my questions.
John - Media, PA 19063
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Very efficient technician with excellent customer service skills.
Anne - Media, PA 19063
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