Edison Heating & Cooling

Our HVAC broke down during the coldest week of the year, and PSE&G Worryfree red-tagged it (i.e. further operation illegal). PSE&G was so busy, they could not even come out to quote us on a new system for a full week, so we started looking around. Edison came highly recommended. Their sales person (Brian) was there the *next* morning. Brian was very knowledgable and honest, didn't pressure us with fake "decide-now" rebates or weird up-sells. A detailed quote was sent over, transparent, complete and competitively priced compared to a vendor in town. Three days later - postponed by a day due to the massive winter storm - a team of 3 men installed the system (HVAC, Heater & Condenser) in frigid weather and with 12" of snow on the ground. Clean install. Careful with the property. Super-organized communication. The installed Carrier system has a smaller footprint, but works much better than our old one, even as we near record-low temperatures in NJ. Will report back on the AC component when the summer arrives. I don't think there are many HVAC companies around that manage to average 5 star reviews from nearly all clients. Pick these guys. You won't be sorry. PS Ain't she a beaut?

We are very glad we used Edison Heating and Cooling! We recently (mid 2025) purchased a 100 year old house that did not have central AC. We used Edison to install 2 units: an AC in our basement to cool the first floor, and a heat pump in our attic to cool/heat the 2nd floor/attic. Edison HVAC also installed all ductwork that was needed. Before landing on Edison, we got quotes from 4 other HVAC companies. (Air Group, First Choice, Legacy Comfort, Bloomfield Cooling & Heating) The first quote we got from Air Group was for close to $60,000. We could not believe it. All the other companies quoted us between $50,000 and $60,000. Edison Heating and cooling quoted us $47,709.50. Still a lot more money than we anticipated, but much less than every other quote we got. On top of having the lowest price, they had: 1) a strong balance of quality vs price. 2) a long track record of positive reviews which we liked seeing. 3) a no-nonsense proposal. It was one of the clearest we got, with line-item details and straightforward warranty terms (instead of vague allowances or upcharges). 4) quick response time. Again, our cost was so high because we got 2 separate units installed (one in basement, one in the attic.) Once we booked Edison, things went very smoothly. The team was very flexible with our schedule and everyone was very professional. They kept us in the loop every step of the way about potential issues/solutions. The whole install took about a week. One of the wiring pipes they installed in our basement accidentally ended up blocking a door, and they left one piece of floor uncovered in our attic. Once we brought these to their attention, they sent people to come fix very quickly. I also like that the price includes 5 years of maintenance included. Not all companies had plans like that. Overall, very happy with our AC/Heat Pump and am glad we went with Edison HVAC.

Price was $10,500 for gas furnace heater and air conditioner. NJ code requires an external filter. The external compartment for the air filter is custom made at the Edison Heating and Cooling shop and is for a 14” x 25” air filter. The Carrier gas furnace heater O&M Manual specifiers a15” x 25” air filter. The installers explained that this was for an internal air filter that is no longer required. An external pump plugged into an AC outlet attached to the heater chassis is required to pump out the condensate from the air conditioner. A plastic tube brings the condensate to the washing machine drain pipe. The old York air conditioner system did not have an external condensate pump. The condensate line can become clogged, which will shut down the air conditioner and cause a float to bob up, which has an external indicator. The photos show the external pump and AC outlet. This is an added point of failure, which the old air conditioner did not have. The five year parts and labor extended warranty requires a service contract above and beyond the $10,500. The service contract is for an annual inspection / maintenance. This is $179 per year plus sales tax.