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Ferguson
- Heating & Air Conditioning/hvac, Electrician
- 1148 Newman Rd Oxford Charter Township, MI 48371
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 9:00AM
Referral from
Jul 18, 2014
Sheri K.:
Booooooo! My air just stopped working! Anyone have the Name and number of a good air conditioning guy in the Waterford area ????...
Erin R.:
We used ferguson heating and cooling for our new AC and furnace. They were great! Phone number is 2484314501. Scrib's Heating & Cooling Inc
- Heating & Air Conditioning/hvac
- 291 Sutton Pl Oxford Charter Township, MI 48371
- Open 24 hours
Referral from
Mar 21, 2016
Michael T.:
Need an HVAC guy that can look at a furnace, preferably tomorrow. Message me if available. Thanks.
Brenda M.:
Dan Scribner at scribs heating and cooling (248) 628-2804 Frequently Mentioned on Social Media
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Referral from May 20, 2013
Hannah C. asked:
Does anyone have a recommendation for A/C repair? It's getting hot in here!! :)
Lynne B. replied:
my cousins own a place in lapeer-my uncle started it long ago! kapala cooling and heating- tellem' i sent you! http://www.kapalaheating.com/
Colleen S. replied:
The Comfort King Heating and Cooling in Lake Orion. John Rapanotti is a good friend of mine.
Maria M. replied:
Metro building services Mike Stevens 248 762 0059 on Glaspie Street
Holly B. replied:
Ferguson Heating and Cooling, LLC he is a Chamber member and lives here in Oxford!!! (248) 431-4501
Vicky W. replied:
Scott Ferguson at Ferguson Heating & Cooling - the BEST! Oxford local. www.fergusonheatncool.com 248-431-4501.
Theresa W. replied:
Kris Dorman. Kelly Dorman's husband. 248.467.0042 always a god send.
Christine H. replied:
Hometown Plumbing and Heating right in Oxford. Great guys and good service.
Laura A. replied:
Definately Ferguson H & C!!
Andy B. replied:
http://www.fergusonheatncool.com/ I agree....Has done all of our work for years and are also personal friends....tell them I sent you!
Referral from September 28, 2015
Bradley N. asked:
Trustworthy, reliable, economical furnace/HVAC company?
Michelle P. replied:
Rich Ruth, Rich's Heating & Cooling Pam Peacock Ruth in Clarkston! I've known and worked with Rich for 20+ years and his honesty has saved me and clients of mine thousands.
Sherri P. replied:
https://www.facebook.com/scribsheating Dan is a not only a great guy that does great work....he was also born & raised in Clarkston.
Alexis N. replied:
My husband has his own company AllStar Heating & Cooling 248-670-2019.
Tamara B. replied:
Definately Scrib's! I don't trust many people to work on my house but Dan Scribner is one of them.
Stacey S. replied:
Definitely AllStar Heating & Cooling!
Referral from June 15, 2013
Linda S. asked:
Anyone know a good a/c repair company for the home?
Jen C. replied:
Www.kotzheating.com
Shani S. replied:
Avon Electric is who we have used. 248 852-4540. What's going on with it? You may be able to fix it yourself?
Referral from July 18, 2014
Sheri K. asked:
Booooooo! My air just stopped working! Anyone have the Name and number of a good air conditioning guy in the Waterford area ???? Please and thank you!!!
Renee S. replied:
I used Holland heating and AC in Davison... Very good
Cathy S. replied:
I love Family Heating and Cooling they are honest and are very good, they do serve the Waterford area now
Sandra W. replied:
I've heard good things about Family Heating too.
Tami T. replied:
Love Kotz heating and cooling in waterford!
Kathy B. replied:
I use Slasor Heating And Cooling out of Livonia. I'm not sure of they go to Waterford, but give them a call. They are always so nice to work with.
Referral from October 5, 2014
Deanne B. asked:
Compost Furnace update: Looking for a HVAC person with experience in radiant floors & pex tubes. Got any leads?
Cory J. replied:
Assuming you have only one length of pipe, the length of pipe is a function of the diameter, bigger diameter = longer pipe run. I would have to look up the exact numbers. For compost with a large area and relatively low heat, I would expect a zone pump is all you need. 3 speed, gives you flexibility and draws about 45 to 85 watts depending on the speed. I haven't used crimpers, just the barbed connections and hose clamps. Try this link: http://www.radiantec.com/pdf/Design_and_Construction_Manual_2014.pdf
Stephen K. replied:
PEX Crimpers are really easy to work with. They usually come properly adjusted. You crimp the copper band. Then use a Go / No Go checker which tells you if you crimped it to the correct size.
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