Heating & Cooling Services in Manchester, NH
• Serving Greater Manchester
• Heating, Cooling & Heat Pumps
• Free Estimates
• Fully Licensed & Insured
Manchester Homeowners: Get a Free Estimate
Heating, cooling, heat pumps and more for Manchester-area homes. Call now or book online to schedule service or a free estimate.
Call 603-777-7749
Based in Brentwood, NH
Heating and Cooling for Greater Manchester
Manchester is New Hampshire’s largest city, and its housing reflects a long history: multi-family homes and triple-deckers, older single-family neighborhoods, brick buildings from the mill era along the Merrimack River, and newer homes and developments throughout the area. Courtesy Heating and Cooling serves Manchester homeowners with heating, air conditioning, heat pumps and ductless mini-splits, water heaters and geothermal systems.
Heating in Multi-Family and Older Homes
Heating a multi-family home or an older single-family house comes with its own set of problems. Different units or floors may need separate controls, older boilers may be oversized for a home that has since been insulated, and piping or ductwork may have been changed many times. We look at the whole system so heat gets where it’s needed and equipment isn’t working harder than it should.
Whether you need a repair, a tune-up or a full replacement, see our heating service, heating maintenance and heating installation pages. If you have forced air, our furnace installation page covers natural gas and propane furnaces.
Cooling Through Inland Summer Heat
Manchester and the Merrimack Valley can get hot, humid stretches in summer. If you already have ductwork, a central air conditioner or ducted heat pump can cool the whole home. If not, ductless mini-splits can cool individual rooms, floors or units without new ducts. That flexibility often suits multi-family buildings and older homes. Learn more on our air conditioning installation, AC service and heat pump and ductless mini-split installation pages.
Heat Pumps for Year-Round Comfort
A cold-climate heat pump can provide efficient heating in winter and cooling in summer from one system. Many homeowners add one to cut back on how often their boiler or furnace runs, and keep the existing system as backup for the coldest weather. Proper sizing with a load calculation is key, and we’ll explain what makes sense for your home.
Water Heaters and Geothermal
We repair and replace water heaters, and we offer geothermal heating and cooling services, including geothermal installation, for homeowners interested in a ground-source system.
Upgrading an Older System
If your boiler or furnace has been in place for many years, a replacement can bring big gains in comfort and efficiency. Before recommending new equipment, we look at your home’s heating and cooling needs, existing ductwork or piping, venting and fuel type. In some homes the best choice is a modern replacement for the same type of system. In others, adding a heat pump or ductless mini-splits makes more sense. We’ll lay out your options and explain the pros and cons of each.
For multi-family buildings, timing and coordination matter. Upgrades may need to be scheduled around tenants, and different units may have different needs. Tell us about your building and we’ll plan the work with you.
Tips for Manchester Homeowners and Landlords
- Schedule annual heating maintenance in the fall and cooling maintenance in the spring.
- Replace filters regularly. Multi-family buildings and homes with pets may need more frequent changes.
- Make sure tenants or family members know where the thermostat and emergency shutoffs are.
- Keep outdoor units clear of snow, leaves and stored items so they can run properly.
Serving Manchester and Surrounding Towns
We also serve nearby communities including Bedford, Goffstown, Hooksett, Londonderry, Candia and Merrimack, along with the other towns in our service area below. If you don’t see your town, give us a call.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you service multi-family homes in Manchester?
Yes. Call us to discuss your property and its heating or cooling system, and we’ll recommend the right approach.
Can each unit in a multi-family home have its own temperature control?
Often, yes. Depending on the building, options include zoning an existing system or adding ductless mini-splits that give each space its own control.
Is a heat pump a good fit for a Manchester home?
For many homes it is, especially when paired with an existing heating system as backup. We’ll look at your home’s heating and cooling needs and give you an honest recommendation.
How do I schedule service in Manchester?
Call (603) 777-7749 or use the Schedule An Appointment button on this page.
Get Comfortable in Manchester
Call (603) 777-7749, book online, or contact us to schedule service or a free estimate on a new system.
Some of Our Service Areas
Rockingham County
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Atkinson
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Brentwood
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Candia
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Chester
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Danville
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Deerfield
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Derry
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Epping
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Fremont
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Greenland
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Hampstead
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Hampton
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Kingston
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Londonderry
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Newmarket
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Newton
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North Hampton
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Northwood
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Nottingham
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Plaistow
- Portsmouth
Belknap County
- Alton
- Belmont
- Gilford
- Gilmanton
- Laconia
- Meredith
- New Hampton
- Sanbornton
Merrimack County
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Boscawen
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Bow
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Epsom
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Franklin
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Henniker
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Hooksett
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Loudon
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New London
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Newbury
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Northfield
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Pembroke
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Pittsfield
Hillsborough County
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Amherst
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Bedford
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Brookline
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Goffstown
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Hillsborough
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Hollis
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Hudson
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Litchfield
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Merrimack
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Milford
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New Boston
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Pelham
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