Salem NH Heating and Cooling, From the Owner Who Does the Work
Yes, Salem is covered. Windham borders Salem directly, so it is home turf, and it is one of the towns this business works in most.
Salem, NH
What the houses in Salem are actually running
Salem sits immediately south of Windham on the Massachusetts line, so calls there are effectively local calls.
Salem's housing splits hard by neighbourhood. The older streets toward the Methuen line carry a lot of 1950s and 1960s capes and ranches, many still on oil with original chimneys and cast iron boilers.
The newer construction off Route 111 and through the developments east of Route 28 skews to 1990s and 2000s colonials, most on natural gas with forced air and central cooling already in place.
The Route 28 corridor and the Tuscan Village redevelopment have brought a lot of newer, denser housing where ductless is often the only sensible way to add cooling.
Salem commutes to Boston off Exits 1 through 3 on I-93, which means most people are out of the house all day and want the work scheduled around that.
What comes up most
Salem calls, and what they usually need
Salem is where the gas and oil split shows up most clearly, and holding both licenses means the fuel in your basement is never a reason to call somebody else.
Mini Splits in Salem
Heating and cooling for the room that never gets it right
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One system, both seasons, off the oil truck
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Gas and oil, installed and repaired, all makes and models
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The yearly hour that prevents the February phone call
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Asked in Salem
Questions that come from this town
- Do you work in Salem at night and on weekends?
- Yes. Emergency service runs 24 hours a day, every day of the year, and Salem is the next town south of Windham. A no heat call there gets the same response as one on the home street.
- Is my Salem house on natural gas or oil?
- It depends on where you are. The developed corridors along Route 28 and much of the newer construction have natural gas available, while plenty of the older neighbourhoods toward the Methuen line still run on oil. Both are covered under separate NH licenses, gas GF1910596 and oil HT2300476, so it makes no difference to the service you get.
- Can you add air conditioning to an older Salem cape with no ducts?
- Yes, and ductless is usually the answer. A cape with a finished second floor and no duct chase is the classic mini split case around here. One or two heads solve the upstairs, the existing heat stays as it is, and no ceilings get opened up.
Inside the service area
Salem, NH is served from Windham by Brian Chesney, the owner and licensed technician who does the work himself.
Directly south of Windham, down Route 28 toward the Massachusetts line.
- NH gas license
- GF1910596
- NH oil heating license
- HT2300476
- Emergency service
- 24 hours, every day of the year
Tell me what your system is doing.
Send the details and Brian reads them himself. Free estimates on installations and replacements, straight answers on repairs, and the same person on the phone as in your basement.
- 24
- Years in the trades
- 8
- Years in HVAC
- 6
- Years co-owning an oil company
- 3
- Licenses and certifications