Kingston, PA

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Heating Services

Heating Contractor in Kingston, PA for Furnaces, Boilers & Heat Pumps

Serving Kingston, Dallas, Mountain Top, Pittston & Shavertown In Pennsylvania

  • Every fuel, one crew
  • Written estimates, zero pressure
  • Boiler and furnace pros
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  • PA License #PA169105
  • Insured
  • EPA 608 Certified
  • Veteran-Owned
  • Carrier Dealer
  • Mitsubishi Electric Elite Diamond Contractor

Who Keeps Kingston Homes Warm All Winter?

When the heat gives out on a January night, you want it fixed right by someone you trust. KO HVAC is the Kingston, PA heating contractor for furnaces, boilers, and heat pumps, from quick repairs to full replacements.

Maybe the furnace won't start, the radiators clang through the night, or the oil bill climbs higher every winter. From brand-new builds to century-old farmhouses, our crew handles all of it. Whatever heats your home, we'll keep it running strong or help you find something better.

Two KO HVAC technicians working on a boiler in a basement

About 18°F

A typical January low in the Wyoming Valley, when heating systems work their hardest.

90%+ efficiency

Today's high-efficiency gas furnaces turn most of their fuel into heat for your home.

30+ years

How long a well-kept cast-iron boiler can last, which is why repair often wins.

4 fuels, 1 crew

Gas, oil, propane, and electric heat pumps, all handled by the same local team.

Heating Services That Cover Every Fuel and System

Gas, oil, propane, or electric, forced air or radiators, if it makes heat, we work on it. Here's the full lineup, from quick fixes to full swaps.

A gas furnace with a KO HVAC sticker in a basement

Furnace Repair.

Blowing cold air, shutting off early, or not starting at all? We find the failed part and price the fix flat-rate before any work begins.

Services

A Carrier furnace with a KO HVAC sticker in a basement

Furnace Maintenance & Inspection.

One fall visit cleans, checks, and tests the parts most likely to quit, before the cold settles in.

A green boiler with an oil burner and a KO HVAC sticker in a basement

Oil & Propane Heat.

Furnaces and boilers for homes off the gas line, serviced by the same crew or upgraded to a setup that costs less to run each winter.

A gas furnace with a KO HVAC sticker

What Does Heating Service Cost in Kingston, PA?

Most furnace repairs run about $150 to $650, and most new gas furnaces about $4,500 to $8,500. A new standard gas or oil boiler typically runs about $5,000 to $9,000. Fuel type, efficiency, and how heat reaches each room all move the final number.

Every heating repair starts with a $99 diagnostic, billed on its own, then a flat-rate price you approve first. New furnaces and boilers get a written quote from KO HVAC after we see the house. New installs can qualify for 0% financing for 36 months, with approved credit.

Furnace, Boiler, or Heat Pump?

Here's How the Big Three Stack Up

Every home has a heating sweet spot, and it depends on what's already behind your walls. Compare the options below, then let us fill in the details for your house. You'll never get pushed toward a swap your home doesn't need.

Gas furnaceBoiler (hot water or steam)Heat pump
How it heatsBlows warm air through ductsSends hot water or steam to radiators or baseboardMoves outdoor heat indoors using electricity
Needs ductwork?YesNoDucted models do; ductless models don't
Also cools?Pairs with central ACNo, it needs a separate cooling systemYes
How it feelsQuick, even warm airSteady, radiant warmthConsistent, gentle heat
Often found inNewer homes and renovationsOlder homes built around radiatorsHomes moving off oil or electric heat
Coverage when we install10 years on parts (Carrier)Varies by boiler brand and modelUp to 12 years on parts and compressor (Mitsubishi)
KO HVAC co-owners Stephen Klebetz and Cody Orr giving a thumbs-up beside the company's first van

Why Kingston Families Stay Warm With KO HVAC

Heat You Can Count On All Winter

  • Old systems don't scare us.

    Steam boilers, oil burners, and furnaces from decades past are everyday work for our crew. We know their quirks, so diagnosis takes far less guesswork. And when a system has earned its retirement, we'll tell you straight.

  • Upgrades that pay you back.

    Moving off oil or an aging boiler can lower what you spend each winter. We compare your current heating costs with the options, so the savings aren't a guess. Financing at 0% for 36 months helps the numbers work.

  • A promise that outlasts the install.

    Every heating estimate is written by an owner, who stays accountable for the result. If something we installed misbehaves, you call us, and we handle it. There are no hand-offs and no finger-pointing.

The Way Every Heating Job Runs

No mystery and no runaround, just four clear moves from cold to cozy.

  1. Step 1

    Describe the Problem, Not the Part

    Give us a call or book online. Cold rooms, strange noises, an odd smell, or a system that won't fire, just tell us what you notice.

  2. Step 2

    A Technician Finds What Failed

    We check the burner, controls, venting, and whatever carries heat through your home. You'll get the diagnosis in plain words.

  3. Step 3

    You See the Price, Then Decide

    A flat-rate repair price or a written install estimate lands in your hands first. Work begins only once you give the green light.

  4. Step 4

    Heat Restored, Home Left Tidy

    We finish the job, run the system through a full heating cycle, and clean up. Before we go, we make sure the house is warming the way it should.

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Lost Heat Overnight? Get Emergency Heating Service

Here's What Happens After You Call

Phones are answered around the clock, so a person picks up even at 2 a.m. From 8 to 5, the office puts you on the schedule. After hours, maintenance plan members can get emergency repairs at an after-hours rate.

Gas Smell or CO Alarm? Leave First, Then Call

If you smell gas or a carbon monoxide alarm sounds, get everyone outside right away. From outside, call 911 or your gas utility. Don't flip switches or reset the system first.

Hold On to the Warmth Until Help Arrives

Close doors to unused rooms, and let the sun in on the south side. Open the cabinets under sinks on outside walls to help keep pipes from freezing.

Warming Homes From Kingston Outward

Our heating crew covers the towns below every winter, most of them a short drive from the Kingston shop. Beyond them, we serve homes across Luzerne, Lackawanna, and Wyoming Counties, within about an hour of Kingston.

Distance never changes how we work: written estimates, flat-rate repairs, and plain answers everywhere. Don't see your town? Give us a call before you count us out.

Luzerne County

  • Kingston
  • Edwardsville
  • Forty Fort
  • Wyoming
  • Swoyersville
  • Luzerne
  • Larksville
  • Wilkes-Barre
  • Ashley
  • Pittston
  • Nanticoke
  • Shavertown
  • Dallas
  • Harveys Lake
  • Mountain Top

Lackawanna County

  • Clarks Summit
  • Scranton
  • Old Forge
  • Moosic
  • Moscow
  • Dalton
  • Archbald

Wyoming County

  • Tunkhannock
  • Factoryville
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What Homeowners Say After We Pack Up

4.9 from 400+ Google reviews

  • The technician Lenny they sent out was extremely professional, knowledgeable and clean. He assess the situation, determined tge issue got it fixed in no time. I highly recommend them

    Anthony J.

  • Great service on our home’s system! The technician found a failing capacitor and replaced it same day. I appreciated the thorough troubleshooting and clear explanation of the repair. Very happy with the work and would definitely recommend them!

    Jason R.

  • The man was excellent, he checked the whole system gave me advice and wasted no time , i would recommend your comp any to anyone, any time i need a tech i I’m calling you guys TY

    Thomas H.

  • KO HVAC did a great job changing my house from electric heat to natural gas forced hot air with AC. Cody and his team were wonderful to work with. Highly recommended.

    Aaron H.

  • It was a pleasure to work with KO hvac. From the moment of making the initial call and getting set up, to the day of service it was a very smooth process. The communication was on point which is always greatly appreciated. Thanks Len!

    Steven S.

  • Caleb was punctual and very professional and knowledgeable. Thanks!

    Matt B.

  • Great service. Will definitely have them do all my hvac needs.

    Mary N.

  • Caleb was professional & knowledgeable of the issues I had with my furnace.

    Ray B.

  • This is an extremely professional group who does excellent work. They replaced our entire HVAC system and later added additional duct work. Incredibly smooth process from start to finish. Communication was excellent. Their crew was on time, professional and courteous. Highly recommend.

    Ed B.

  • Steve and Caleb both very knowledgeable and good to deal with. Had an issue finding a leak in the system and they were able to find the problem. HIGHLY recommend.

    Karen N.

Heating Contractor FAQs

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What heating systems does KO HVAC work on?

KO HVAC repairs, maintains, and installs gas furnaces, boilers, steam and hot water systems, oil heat, propane systems, and heat pumps. We also service most major brands, even ones we didn't install. One call covers nearly any way a Kingston-area home stays warm.

When is it time to replace a furnace or boiler?

Replacement is worth pricing when repairs stack up, bills climb, or the system nears the end of its life. A well-kept boiler can outlast a furnace by many years. We'll give you both prices, repair and replace, so you can weigh them side by side.

What affects the price of a new heating system?

Fuel type, efficiency rating, and your home's layout all shape the cost. Swapping like for like usually costs less than changing fuels or adding ductwork. KO HVAC puts every install estimate in writing, and new installs can qualify for 0% financing for 36 months.

Why are my radiators banging?

Banging in a steam system usually means water is trapped in the pipes, where steam slams into it. Pipes that lost their slope or radiators tilted the wrong way are common causes. A technician can adjust the system and stop the noise without replacing it.

Is it worth switching from oil heat?

For many homes, yes, though it depends on your house and what's available on your street. A heat pump or a high-efficiency gas system can cost less to run than an aging oil burner. We'll compare your current heating costs with each option before you decide.

When should I schedule a heating tune-up?

Early fall is the sweet spot, before the first cold nights and the busy season. A yearly visit cleans and tests the burner, controls, and safety parts. Our maintenance plan keeps that visit on the calendar and saves you money on repairs.

What should I do if I smell gas in my home?

Leave the house right away, and take everyone with you. Once you're outside, call 911 or your gas utility. Avoid light switches, phones, or anything that could spark until the house is cleared.

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