Harmony Heating - Rockaway, NJ - Heating & Air Conditioning

Harmony Heating

129 Hibernia Ave
Rockaway, NJ 07866
Tel: 973-627-0044
Fax: 973-627-2516

Harmony Heating has been providing complete indoor comfort solutions to residential and commercial customers since 1961. With a highly skilled team of professional installation crews and service technicians we are able to meet all of your indoor comfort needs.

Harmony Heating is a Trane Comfort Specialist and an Amana Assure Dealer giving you the choice of two leading brand manufacturers, and the peace of mind that we have met the highest standards of these manufacturers dealers.

All of our technicians, comfort consultants, and service persons have either earned or are working toward North American Technician Excellence (NATE) certification. NATE is a certification program that tests for standards in knowledge in the HVAC industry.

Reliable Service
Our expert team of service technicians are available to service and maintain your existing system. Central heating and cooling systems require regular routine maintenance. Contact our office for information regarding a maintenance agreement that provides the routine maintenance your system requires to keep it operating safely and efficiently and offers additional benefits like discounts on parts when required.

Emergency Service available 24 hours a day
for those calls that just can't wait! Call (800) 287-0041

A tip from our service manager...
Be prepared for warmer weather before it strikes. Don't wait till the first 90 degree day to test your system out. When the temperature climbs into the mid 70's inside your house try your system out for a few hours. Make sure you close the windows, set the thermostat a four degrees below the room temperature. There are some obvious signs that your unit isn't working properly. Check the air coming out of the vents. Is it cold? Check outside and make sure the condenser is running, the air should be warmer than the air outside. Check to make sure your indoor unit is running (furnace or air handler usually located in the basement or attic, or both). In milder weather the temperature should drop within a few hours. If not, schedule a service call and avoid possible delays on the first hot day.

Likewise, check your heating system before the first frost arrives...

Set the thermostat a few degrees above the room temperature. Check to see that the unit starts up and the fan runs. You can usually tell if the heat is working within a few minutes. It is normal to get a slightly funny smell the first time the heat runs, if this continues please schedule a service call. Now would be a good time to change the batteries in your carbon monoxide detectors and check them too!