Heating and AC Service in Southampton
JC Heating & Cooling is here to serve the Southampton PA area!
Since 1972, JC Heating & Cooling is your best choice for repairs, installations, maintenance, and service in home and buildings like yours in the SOUTHAMPTON AREA. We take special pride in the craftsmen we train and employ. It's also noticeable immediately in the attitude and intergrity our technicians bring to your home. Our entire company works hard to make your experience enjoyable. You can also be assurred that JC Heating & Cooling stands behind the work we do as well as complies with all Safety Codes.
We provide the following services in Southampton, PA
- Air Conditioner Repair
- Air Conditioner Installation
- Air Conditioning Replacement
- Annual Maintenance
- Ductless Air Conditioners
- Gas Furnace Repair
- Oil to Gas Conversions
- Heat Pumps
- Gas Boilers
- Gas Furnace Installation
- Oil Furance Installationn
- Mobile Home Furnaces
- Oil Boiler Installation
- System 2000 Oil Boiler Installation
- Flood Damage Gas Heating Equiement
- Flood Damage Oil Heating Equipement
- HVAC Prices
- Are Service Rates
- Discount Heating Oil Prices
Happy to provide Heating and Air Conditioning Service & Repairs and we will even deliver home heating oil to your front door in Southampton, PA.
About Southampton, PA - JC Heating is proud to be your Local Air Conditioning & Heating Contractor!
History - From Wikipedia,
Southampton, Pennsylvania is a namesake of Southampton, England, from where the followers of William Penn set sail to the Province of Pennsylvania. By 1685, Southampton was recognized by the Provincial Council as a township, and the lands within its borders had been allocated to thirteen original purchasers: John Luff, John Martin, Robert Pressmore, Richard Wood, John Jones, Mark Betres, John Swift, Enoch Flowers, Joseph Jones, Thomas Groom, Robert Marsh, Thomas Hould and John Gilbert, whose tracts were delineated on a Map of the Improved Part of the Province of Pennsylvania, drafted by Thomas Holme, Pennsylvania's Surveyor General.
Southampton's boundaries at that time extended eastward to Bensalem, and it was not until 1929 that the township was divided into "Upper Southampton" and "Lower Southampton". Its immediate bordering towns are now Feasterville, Huntingdon Valley, Warminster, and Churchville.
In order to ensure peaceful coexistence with the Indians residing in this region, Penn purchased the land with wampum and other valuable commodities including items of clothing, fish hooks, axes, knives and other useful tools. The area between the Pennypack and Neshaminy Creeks, encompassing Southampton Township, was conveyed by the Lenni-Lenape Chief Tamanend to William Penn by Deed dated June 23, 1683.
Many of the first English settlers were Quakers who fled religious persecution, and it was a group of dissident Quakers who joined with members of the Pennepek Baptist Church (a.k.a. Lower Dublin) to form the Southampton Baptist Church, which was constituted in 1746. Dutch colonists arrived in Southampton in the 18th century – the Vandikes, Vansandts, Vanartsdalens, Cornells, Krewsons and Hogelands – who migrated south from Long Island, New York and settled in Smoketown, later to be called Churchville after the North and Southampton Reformed Church erected on Bristol Road. The churchyards adjacent to the Southampton Baptist and North and Southampton Reformed Churches contain graves of patriots who fought in the Revolutionary War.