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Wharton grew up around iron mining and the Morris Canal, and many of its homes date back generations. Compact older houses, multi-family buildings, and newer townhomes all sit within a borough of just over two square miles.
Morris Sussex Heating and Air Conditioning is based at 219 Spring Street in Newton and serves homeowners and property owners in Wharton. We have been servicing heating and cooling systems for over 30 years. Family owned, licensed, insured, and we answer the phone.
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Gas, oil, and propane furnaces and heat pumps. No-heat calls, short cycling, blowing cold air, ignition failures, and full furnace installation when repair no longer makes sense. Learn more.
Steam and hot water heat are common in Wharton’s older homes. We service, repair, and replace boilers, radiators, zone valves, and circulators. Learn more.
Central air, ductless mini-splits, and condenser replacement. Ductless is a practical way to cool older homes and apartments without running new ductwork. Learn more.
No heat, no cooling, a gas or fuel smell, or water leaking from the unit. Call (862) 259-2052. Learn more.
Humidifiers, air cleaners, UV systems, and duct evaluation. Learn more.
Fall heating tune-ups and spring AC tune-ups, available as a maintenance program for homeowners and landlords. Learn more.
Replacing a system? Low monthly payment HVAC financing is available through NEIF, the National Energy Improvement Fund.
Wharton was incorporated as Port Oram in 1895 and renamed in 1902. Many homes in neighborhoods like Port Oram, Irondale, and Luxemburg are old enough to have been through several heating conversions. We know how to keep these systems running and when an upgrade actually pays off.
Wharton has a lot of two-family homes and small apartment buildings. Separate zones or systems for each unit keep tenants comfortable and make heating costs easier to split.
Small lots and compact basements leave little room. Wall-hung high efficiency boilers and ductless systems fit where older bulky equipment did not.
Newer townhome communities typically run compact forced air systems that need regular maintenance to stay efficient.
Replacing heating or cooling equipment in New Jersey generally requires a permit under the Uniform Construction Code, filed with the Borough of Wharton construction office.
Straight repairs and like-for-like component swaps are generally ordinary maintenance. Full system replacements, fuel conversions, and changes to gas piping or ductwork typically need a permit and inspection. We pull the permit and schedule the inspections for you.
Morris Sussex Heating and Air Conditioning holds a 5.0 star rating on Google across more than 50 reviews from homeowners in the area. Read our reviews on Google.
We serve all of Wharton borough, including Port Oram, Irondale, Luxemburg, Maryville, Mount Pleasant, and the neighborhoods near Route 15 and I-80.
We also serve Rockaway, Roxbury, Mount Arlington, Jefferson, and the rest of Sussex and Morris County. See all service areas.
Yes. We provide emergency heating and cooling service throughout Wharton and the surrounding area. Call (862) 259-2052.
Yes. We service heating and cooling in two-family homes and small apartment buildings, and we can set up maintenance for multiple units.
Yes. We service and repair steam and hot water boilers, radiators, and piping.
Ductless mini-splits are usually the best option. They cool room by room without new ductwork.
Check the thermostat setting and batteries, the furnace switch and breaker, and the air filter. If it still will not run, or you smell gas, call us right away.
Yes. As an approved NEIF contractor, we offer low monthly payment financing on qualifying heating and cooling installations. You can apply online through our financing page.
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