Plumbing and HVAC Services in King of Prussia, PA
Much of King of Prussia went up fast. The township’s population jumped 167 percent in the 1950s, and homes in its 1950s neighborhoods have been through several furnaces since. If you’re looking for HVAC in King of Prussia, PA, or a plumbing company that can handle the rest of the house, Wendig Plumbing & HVAC is the family-owned shop in West Chester that covers King of Prussia as part of our Montgomery County territory.
We handle furnace repair, AC repair, heating, and HVAC installation, along with water heater repair, drains, leaks, and emergency plumbing. We’ve been in business under one family since 1984, a member of that family answers your call, and the certified technician who comes out isn’t paid a commission.
- Family-Owned Since 1984
- No-Commission Technicians
- Free Estimates
Serving Montgomery County
Plumbing & Mechanical
Often same-day
Monthly payments via Hearth
HVAC and Plumbing Company Services in King of Prussia, PA
Heating and cooling lead local searches in King of Prussia by a wide margin, so they come first. Each card goes to the full service page.
Heating and Cooling
Furnace Repair in King of Prussia
A furnace that won’t light, cycles on and off, or blows cool air. Gas and electric furnaces are repaired when the fix makes sense and replaced when it doesn’t, with the estimate in your hand first.
AC Repair and Air Conditioning Replacement
Air conditioning repair in King of Prussia, PA for systems that blow warm, freeze up, or can’t hold the setpoint on a 95-degree day. When the compressor is gone or the unit is leaking refrigerant every spring, we’ll price a replacement sized to the house.
HVAC Installation
New furnaces, heat pumps, and central air for a 1950s house getting its first real upgrade or a 2010s townhome whose original system is starting to struggle.
Heating Repair and Heat Pumps
Heating repair across the board, plus heat pump installation and service for homes that want heating and cooling from one outdoor unit.
Ductless Mini-Splits
One head for the finished basement, the converted attic, or the condo with no ductwork of its own.
HVAC Maintenance
Spring cooling tune-up, fall heating check, reminder in the mail. The cheapest way we know to avoid an emergency call.
Emergency HVAC
Heat out in a cold snap or AC down in a heat wave. Call (610) 431-0621 during the business day or 610-637-7585 after hours; emergencies can often be handled the same day.
Plumbing
Water Heater Repair and Replacement
Water heater repair in King of Prussia when the hot water is short, rusty, or gone, and replacement with a tank or tankless unit when the old one has started to leak. Most tanks last 8 to 12 years; we’ll tell you where yours stands.
Plumber for Repairs, Drains, and Fixtures
Drain cleaning, running toilets, dripping faucets, garbage disposals, and the fixture work that comes with a kitchen or bath update.
Emergency Plumber
Burst pipes, sewer backups, and a basement filling up. We shut the water off, stop the damage, then talk about the repair.
Leak Detection and Pipe Repair
Leaks behind walls and under slabs, found and fixed, with repiping in copper or PEX when a 1950s house is still on its original lines.
Sump Pumps and Water Lines
Sump pumps with battery backup for the low spots along the township’s creeks, plus repair or replacement of the water line from the street.
Water Filtration and Softening
Whole-home filtration and water softeners, installed and serviced.
King of Prussia is as much office park as neighborhood, and Wendig serves both, rooftop units included.
Plumbing and HVAC Needs in King of Prussia Homes
King of Prussia is an unincorporated part of its township, with the Schuylkill to the north, the national park to the west, and Norristown to the northeast. The housing was built in two big waves, and each brings its own plumbing and HVAC needs.
The 1950s Subdivisions, Several Furnaces Later
The industrial park opened in 1958 and the Plaza in 1963, and the houses came with them: most of King of Prussia’s established neighborhoods date from the 1950s. Close to half of King of Prussia’s homes were built between 1950 and 1979.
A house from that era has been through several furnaces and water heaters, and its supply lines and drains may be original. We replace what’s worn and size the new furnace or heat pump for how the house holds heat today.
The Newer Wave Around Town Center
About one in five homes in King of Prussia was built between 2010 and 2019, much of it around the Town Center, which opened in 2014. More than four in ten King of Prussia homes are in buildings of 50 units or more.
Original equipment in those apartments, condos, and townhomes is reaching the ten-year mark, when many water heaters start to leak. We repair or replace them with gear that fits the mechanical closet.
Thirty-Five Flood Spots and Counting
The township’s 2019 stormwater plan counted seven watersheds, from Crow Creek to Gulph Creek, and 25 rain events since 1999 that flooded 35 known locations. In August 2021 the remnants of Tropical Depression Fred put North Gulph Road near Wegmans under water and trapped cars near First and Clark Avenues, and in August 2018 flash flooding closed River Road.
If your street is one of those trouble spots, a sump pump with battery backup is the first thing we’d check, and a water heater raised off the floor is the second.
Aqua Water, PECO Gas, and the Line That's Yours
Aqua Pennsylvania’s Pickering plants supply much of King of Prussia, and PECO provides both gas and electricity. In March 2013 an eight-inch Aqua main broke on DeKalb Pike near Town Center Boulevard.
The main is the utility’s. The service line from the curb into a 1950s house may be the original, and it’s yours. If it’s leaking or your pressure has fallen off, we can inspect and replace it.
Why King of Prussia Homeowners Choose Wendig
One family has owned Wendig since 1984. One of us answers the phone, and the technicians we send hold Master Plumbing and Mechanical certifications and stay current on new equipment.
No commission, no upsell. The estimate is free, and if a repair will buy you two more winters we’ll say so instead of selling a furnace. For real replacements, Hearth financing breaks the cost into monthly payments.
King of Prussia is about fourteen miles from our shop, so we treat the trip as a reason to get it right in one visit. Plumbing and HVAC from the same crew means one company already knows the house when the water heater goes.
Areas We Serve Around King of Prussia, PA
King of Prussia, the 19406 ZIP code, and the rest of its township, including the King of Prussia side of Wayne.
We also serve the rest of Montgomery County, including Ardmore about eight miles east and Collegeville about seven miles north. Phoenixville is about seven miles west, and Wayne about three miles south. Not sure we reach your address? Call (610) 431-0621 and ask.
What Our Customers Say
Reviews from Wendig customers across our three-county area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you offer furnace repair in King of Prussia, PA?
Yes. Gas and electric furnaces, boilers, and heat pumps. We repair what’s worth repairing and give you a replacement price when it isn’t, so the decision is yours.
Is Wendig a plumbing company or an HVAC company?
Both, under one roof since 1984. The same certified, no-commission technicians handle water heaters, drains, and leaks as well as furnaces and air conditioners.
Do you provide emergency HVAC service in King of Prussia?
Yes. Call (610) 431-0621 during business hours or 610-637-7585 after hours. For no-heat and no-cooling emergencies we can often get there the same day.
Can you repair a water heater in a condo or apartment?
Yes. We’ll work within the tight mechanical closet, and we’ll size a replacement tank or tankless unit to the space and the building’s requirements.
My 1950s house still has its original pipes. Should I repipe?
If you’re seeing low pressure, rusty water, or repeat pinhole leaks, probably. We’ll inspect the lines, tell you what they’re made of, and quote a copper or PEX repipe only if it’s warranted.
Do you do commercial HVAC in King of Prussia?
Yes. Offices, retail, restaurants, and rooftop units.
Schedule Plumbing or HVAC Service in King of Prussia, PA
A furnace that quit overnight, an air conditioner that can’t beat August, or a water heater that finally let go. Call Wendig at (610) 431-0621 or request service online, and a member of our family will set it up.