JC Heating and Cooling

JC Heating Inc. was founded by Joseph Clemenson in 1973. Working out his house in Langhorne, he sold home heating oil with one oil truck and specialized in the installation of baseboard heating in the Levittown area. At that time many of the radiant heating systems were failing in the Levittown homes and homeowners were upgrading their heating system to baseboard heat. Soon after, his brother Jim and dauther Kim joined the company, followed by his brother Dan who also joined the company. In the 1980s, the company relocated to Yardley, were JC Heating purchased the Million Gallon Yardley Fuel Oil Depot located from a friend that was retiring from the oil business. The business grew over the years when Joseph son Michael joined the company. We quickly outgrew our office on South Main Street in Yardley, and in 1985 relocated to our new Office, Show Room and Warehouse at 181 Fallsington-Tullytown Rd. Levittown Pa. 19054. Our oil department now consists of four oil delivery trucks and nine service trucks. One of our keys to success is that we always offered 24 hour service, seven days a week, and we were always there when our customers needed us. This has never changed. 

43 Years Experience! Call Us Today! 215-945-4833 Emergency Service

You have access to the best products and services because of our national affiliations and professional involvement. JC Heating & Cooling is an active member of multiple trade associations composed of the best heating and cooling contractors in the country. Out of all of these groups, JC Heating & Cooling has access to the best products in the country, cutting edge techniques and technology, and the best practices and training in the industry.

Your children wont learn new words from our family friendly technicians.

  We employ only craftsmen who are not only highly skilled and technically qualified, but who also are a pleasure to have in your home. Each technician is instilled with a sense of pride in the company and they act in a professional and polite manner. Furthermore, they will either cover the floor where they work, walk with drop cloths or runners, or wear floor savers. And, when they are finished, they will clean up their work area instead of leaving the mess as others do.