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Emergency Maintenance Company

Heat pump installer working in Philadelphia.

  • Philadelphia publishes no contractor license list we can check

6 heat pump jobs on Philadelphia permits, 2021 to 2023.

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What the public records show

From the city's license records and the city's permits, one question at a time.

QuestionRecords showMark
Licensed?Philadelphia publishes no contractor license list we can checkThat says nothing about this business either way.Ask them
Jobs on record6 heat pump jobs on Philadelphia permits, 2021 to 2023Every permit we have for them is heat pump.Our Philadelphia permit records cover September 2021 to September 2026.Of their 6 heat pump permits, 2 mention ductless or mini-split units, 6 mention ducts or a ducted system.

Records: the city Department of Licenses and Inspections and City of Philadelphia permits.

Cost and timing

Permit timeline

Across Philadelphia, a heat pump permit stays open about about 8 months, from permit to final inspection

This is not how long the crew works at your home: most of it is waiting for the inspection. Ask them how many days the work takes. How long heat pump jobs take.

Track record

Jobs per quarter

Q4 2021: 1 jobQ1 2023: 4 jobsQ2 2023: 1 jobBusiest: 4 jobs20222023
Each bar is 3 months of permits. The tallest is 4 jobs, January to March 2023.

Where they work most

  • 191472 jobs
  • 191321 job
  • 191311 job
  • 191481 job
  • 191401 job

Latest jobs

Permit values are what the contractor wrote on the permit form, not what the owner paid.

DateWorkZIPOn the permit form
Apr 12, 2023Heat pump19132not stated
Mar 1, 2023Heat pump19131not stated
Feb 16, 2023Heat pump19148not stated
Feb 10, 2023Heat pump19147not stated
Feb 6, 2023Heat pump19140not stated
Oct 25, 2021Heat pump19147not stated

What to ask before you hire

About Emergency Maintenance Company

  • Ask for their license number and check it with the state.
  • Ask what the warranty covers and for how long, in writing.
  • Search their name on the Better Business Bureau site, and read their reviews.

Worth asking any heat pump installer

  • Can you show me proof of liability insurance and your bond?
  • What size unit, and did you measure the house to choose it?
  • Do my ducts or my electrical panel need work first?
  • Who pulls the permit, and what rebates apply?

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Five quick questions. We pass your request to Emergency Maintenance Company.

You decide who to hire. Your details go only to the contractors you pick. How we use your details

1. Where is the job?

We match contractors who work near it. We never ask for your street address.

2. What do you need?

Pick any that fit.

3. When do you want to start?
4. What is your rough budget?

A range is fine. It helps contractors reply with a real number.

5. Where should we send it?

Your contact details go only to who you pick here.

Sent. We have your request.

We pass it to Emergency Maintenance Company. Replies usually come within a few days.

Your job room keeps the request, your photos and every reply in one place, with an assistant that checks prices against city permits. Keep its link: it is the key to your job.

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