Heating & Cooling Services in Wolfeboro, NH

Heating and Cooling for Wolfeboro and the Lakes Region

Wolfeboro sits on the shore of Lake Winnipesaukee, and its homes reflect that, from village houses and year-round neighborhoods to lakefront homes, camps and seasonal cottages. Courtesy Heating and Cooling serves Wolfeboro and nearby Lakes Region towns with heating, air conditioning, heat pumps and ductless mini-splits, boilers, furnaces and water heaters.

Seasonal and Second Homes

A house that sits empty for part of the winter needs a heating system you can count on. Before you leave for the season, it’s worth having the system serviced, setting the thermostat to a safe temperature and making sure someone can check on the house. Many owners also use a thermostat or sensor that sends an alert when the temperature drops. If you’re opening a camp or cottage in spring, a check of the heating and cooling equipment before you move in can catch problems early. See our heating maintenance and AC maintenance pages.

Heating Without Natural Gas

Many homes in the Wolfeboro area heat with oil, propane or electricity rather than natural gas. We repair and replace oil and propane boilers and furnaces, and we install heat pumps that can cut down on how much fuel you burn. Learn more on our boiler repair and installation, furnace repair and heating installation pages.

Heat Pumps and Mini-Splits for Lake Homes

Ductless mini-splits are a good fit for camps, cottages and older lake houses that were never built with ductwork. They cool and dehumidify in summer, and cold-climate models can heat efficiently through much of the winter. A ducted mini-split can serve a group of rooms from a hidden air handler. Many year-round homeowners pair a heat pump with an existing boiler or furnace. See our heat pump and mini-split installation page for details.

Humidity and Summer Comfort

Lake air and shaded lots can leave homes feeling damp in summer. A properly sized air conditioner or heat pump removes moisture as it cools, while an oversized system can short-cycle and leave the air clammy. If your home feels humid even with the AC running, our AC repair and air conditioning installation pages explain common causes and options.

Seasonal Checklist for Wolfeboro Homes

• Fall: book a heating tune-up before closing up a seasonal home or heading into winter.
• Winter: keep outdoor heat pump units, vents and exhaust pipes clear of snow and ice.
• Spring: have the system checked when you open the house, and change filters.
• Any time: call if you notice new noises, odors, leaks or rooms that won’t stay comfortable.

Serving Wolfeboro and Nearby Towns

Along with Wolfeboro, we serve Alton, Wakefield, Gilford, Laconia, Meredith and the rest of our service area below. We also repair and replace water heaters.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you service seasonal homes and camps?

Yes. We service heating and cooling equipment in year-round and seasonal homes. Scheduling service before you close or open the house is a good way to avoid surprises.

What’s the best way to add cooling to an older lake house?

For homes without ducts, a ductless or ducted mini-split is often the most practical option, and it can provide heat as well.

What are your hours?

Our office hours are Monday through Friday 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Saturday and Sunday 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. For urgent problems outside those hours, call our 24/7 emergency service line at (603) 777-7749.

How do I schedule service in Wolfeboro?

Call (603) 777-7749 or use the Schedule An Appointment button on this page.

Schedule Service in Wolfeboro

Call (603) 777-7749, book online, or contact us to schedule heating, cooling or heat pump service in Wolfeboro. We offer free estimates on new installations.