Do you offer same-day HVAC service in Stroudsburg?

Yes. Stroudsburg Heating and Cooling offers same-day service across Stroudsburg, East Stroudsburg, the Lehigh Valley, and the Pocono Mountains for most repair calls. We answer the phone live 24/7 and dispatch technicians quickly during heating and cooling emergencies.

How much does a new furnace cost in the Poconos?

A complete furnace installation in the Poconos typically ranges from $4,500 to $9,500 depending on system size, efficiency rating, ductwork condition, and any oil-to-gas conversion work required. We provide free in-home estimates with transparent, written pricing — no high-pressure sales.

How often should I service my HVAC system?

We recommend a professional tune-up twice a year — heating in the fall, cooling in the spring. Regular maintenance catches small issues before they become expensive breakdowns, keeps your utility bills lower, and extends the life of your equipment.

Do you service oil-to-gas conversions?

Yes. We are one of the Pocono region's most experienced oil-to-gas conversion contractors. We handle the full project — new high-efficiency gas furnace or boiler, line connection, removal of the old oil tank and unit, and all permitting.

How to Lower Your Heating Bill in the Pocono Mountains (Without Freezing)

Pocono heating bills are brutal. Here are ten practical ways to cut your winter energy costs without turning your home into an icebox.

The average Pocono household spends $1,800-$2,800 on heating each winter. Here are ten ways to cut that bill — ordered roughly from easiest to highest-impact.

1. Lower the thermostat 2°F at night

Every degree lower saves roughly 2-3% on your heating bill. Drop from 70°F to 68°F overnight and bank an easy 4-6% savings.

2. Use a programmable or smart thermostat

A Nest or Ecobee pays for itself in 6-12 months by automating temperature drops while you're asleep or away. We install and configure for $200-$350.

3. Replace your air filter

A clogged filter forces your furnace to work harder. Change it every 60 days during heating season. Cost: $5-$15. Savings: 5-15% on heating costs.

4. Seal air leaks

A few hours with weatherstripping and caulk around windows, doors, and outlets can stop hundreds of dollars from escaping. PPL Electric and UGI both offer free home energy audits that find the worst leaks.

5. Add attic insulation

If your attic insulation is less than R-49 (about 14 inches of fiberglass), adding more pays back fast in the Poconos. Often eligible for PPL/UGI rebates.

6. Service your furnace each fall

A tune-up keeps efficiency at peak. Skipping maintenance can lose 5-10% of efficiency per year.

7. Use a humidifier

Moist air feels warmer than dry air. A whole-house humidifier lets you keep the thermostat 2-3°F lower without feeling colder.

8. Close vents in unused rooms

Only if you have a single-stage furnace and only a few vents — too many closed registers can damage modern systems. Ask a technician what's safe.

9. Use ceiling fans on low, set to push air down

In winter, reverse fan direction so warm ceiling air gets pushed down to where you live.

10. Replace an aging furnace

If your furnace is 15+ years old, replacing it with a 96% efficient unit will likely save $400-$800 per winter. Combined with federal tax credits and utility rebates, payback is often 6-9 years.

Need help figuring out which of these makes the most sense for your home? Schedule a free home efficiency evaluation.