Shippensburg sits right on the line between Franklin and Cumberland counties, at the northern end of the Heat Cool and Happy service area. Its historic King Street core is lined with older brick homes, and Shippensburg University brings a large market of rental houses and apartments.
That rental market is exactly the kind of work Heat Cool and Happy was built on: property owners with multiple units who need systems that run, a team that answers, and pricing that makes sense across a portfolio.
Common Shippensburg jobs
- Multi-unit rental service plans
- Heat pump replacements
- Mini splits for upper floors
- Gas and oil furnace work
What’s different in Shippensburg
Know the house before the system.
Built for landlords
Custom bulk pricing and monthly service plans for owners with several units. One call covers the whole portfolio.
Turnover-season timing
Spring and fall tune-ups line up with the academic calendar, before the heat of late summer and the first cold nights.
Older brick near town
Older homes near the center of town often need mini splits or careful duct planning to cool the upper floors.
Shippensburg questions
HVAC in Shippensburg, answered.
More answers on the HVAC questions page.
Smell gas? Leave the house, don’t flip switches, and call your gas utility or 911 from outside.
CO alarm going off? Get everyone out and call 911.
No heat in freezing weather? Call or text 240-818-5824. Never use an oven or a grill indoors for heat.
Do you serve Shippensburg and Orrstown?
Yes. Shippensburg and Orrstown are on the Heat Cool and Happy service list. If you’re on the Cumberland County side and not sure, call or text 240-818-5824 and ask.
I own several rentals near the university. What do you offer?
Custom bulk pricing and monthly service plans for property owners managing multiple units. Property owners are the reason Heat Cool and Happy exists in the first place.
How often should rental HVAC systems be serviced?
At least twice a year: once in spring before cooling season and once in fall before heating season. Catching problems early keeps them from turning into tenant complaints and emergency calls.