Peninsula Heating & Cooling

Name: Peninsula Heating & Cooling
Address: 2541 Perry Ave, Bremerton, WA, 98310, US
Telephone: 360-613-5866
Price range: $
Rating: 4.0

2541 Perry Ave
Bremerton, WA 98310 360-613-5866

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83% gave a "superior" overall rating
- Prices 31% lower than average
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Areas Served by Peninsula Heating & Cooling:

Kitsap Co.
Mason Co.
Pierce Co.

Equipment company services/installs:

Air ducts (sheet metal work)
Oil furnaces
Central air conditioners
Electric furnaces
Gas furnaces

Electronic air cleaners
Heat pumps
Attic fans

Consumer Comments for Peninsula Heating & Cooling

Consumer from Bremerton, WA
Jun 13, 2023

They were very responsive for an estimate

Consumer from Poulsbo, WA
Sep 07, 2021

Performed annual tune-up of oil fired hot air furnace. The tech arrived at the appointed time and performed the work efficiently and professional. I am a repeat customer and will continue to use their services.

Consumer from Gig Harbor, WA
Aug 03, 2021

I called Peninsula after a heat pump failure. The tech arrived and noted he was in my neighborhood 2 years before in another trade. He then released a lot of refrigerant into the atmosphere by mistake and said he would replace it free of charge. He diagnosed my problem, noted it would likely cost $1000 and it centered on the indoor unit. I received the written estimate for $2600 for work on both the indoor and outdoor units. I had to call twice to talk to talk to him about the disparity. He blamed the "girls" at the front desk and said a new estimate would be coming. The new estimate excluded the outdoor unit but the price of the indoor unit repair doubled. The new total was $1900. I called another company out and had the repair completed for $250 and it would not have been fixed by Peninsula as he missed the failed component and would have replaced working components. Only a capacitor in the outdoor unit had failed. I called them and all that resulted was--we are sorry that happened and I will take you off the schedule. So disappointed in Peninsula.

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