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Service Areas
Is my area served?
Yes, if your home sits within about an hour of our Kingston, PA, shop. KO HVAC handles heating, cooling, ductless mini-splits, and water heaters across Luzerne and Lackawanna Counties. You get a clear price before any work begins.
Our shop sits on Page Avenue, so Kingston homes are often our shortest drive of the day. Much of the town sits on the Susquehanna's valley floor, where humid summers keep AC drains busy. Older houses here often heat with boilers and radiators, and we service both alongside central air and ductless systems.
Across the river from Kingston, Wilkes-Barre packs blocks of tall, older homes onto the valley floor. Many still run on steam or hot-water heat, with no ductwork for central air. That makes ductless mini-splits a natural fit, and our team also repairs and replaces the boilers that keep those radiators warm.
Dallas sits up in the Back Mountain, where nights run colder and snow piles deeper than in the valley. Outdoor units here need clearance from drifts, and heating systems run longer each winter. Many homes sit past the gas lines, so we install and service oil furnaces, propane systems, and cold-climate heat pumps.
Mountain Top earns its name, sitting well above Wilkes-Barre on the high ground to the south. That height brings stronger wind, colder winter nights, and heavier heating loads. We size furnaces and heat pumps for the coldest nights up here, so a new system keeps up in January.
Pittston sits near the spot where the Lackawanna River joins the Susquehanna. Its streets hold some of the area's oldest housing, and many of those homes have radiators and no ductwork. We keep that heat running and add quiet ductless cooling without opening up plaster walls.
At the southwest end of the Wyoming Valley, Nanticoke grew up around coal mining. Much of its housing dates from that boom, and basements hold furnaces, boilers, and water heaters of every age. We repair what's worth saving and give you a written price on a replacement when it isn't.
Just north of Kingston on the West Side, Wyoming shares the same flat valley floor beside the river. Basements there can stay damp, which is hard on furnaces and water heaters kept below grade. We point out moisture trouble when we spot it, and a whole-home dehumidifier can help dry the air.
More Luzerne County towns we serve:
Scranton is the biggest city we cover, and its hillside neighborhoods mix Victorian homes with postwar houses. Many older homes still heat with steam or hot-water boilers, while newer ones rely on ducted furnaces. Our technicians handle both, along with ductless systems that cool rooms the old ductwork never reached.
Clarks Summit sits on higher ground north of Scranton, where winters run colder than down in the valley. Many homes here have ductwork, central air, and a furnace or heat pump. We tune, repair, and replace those systems, and we size every heat pump to handle the area's colder nights.
Old Forge lines the Lackawanna River between Scranton and Pittston, with older homes set close together. Tight side yards leave little room for outdoor units, so placement takes planning. We fit condensers and mini-split units where they run quietly and stay easy to service.
More Lackawanna County towns we serve:
Give us a call with your town or street, and we'll tell you right away. Business owners should ask too, since commercial service covers a tighter area around Kingston.
