All Zone Heating & Cooling

All Zone Heating & Cooling Atlantic & Cape May County's best family-owned HVAC Contractor! 0% Financing with $0 down on qualifying projects.

Transparency, reliability and HONESTY are at our core!

These guys are TERRIBLE at hide & seek.
08/26/2026

These guys are TERRIBLE at hide & seek.

The attic was 135-140° on this job during installation. That’s not an exaggeration.We were able to get this EHT family’s...
08/24/2026

The attic was 135-140° on this job during installation. That’s not an exaggeration.

We were able to get this EHT family’s comfort woes taken care of in just a couple days and our team helped them with 0% financing for 84 months, no money down and no worries.

The help is out there, you just need the right team to step in and help your guide!

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Post storm PSA to our community(Eyes up here!) After last nights tornado touchdown in EHT we have been flooded with serv...
08/21/2026

Post storm PSA to our community
(Eyes up here!)

After last nights tornado touchdown in EHT we have been flooded with service calls for A/C units new and old not working as expected.

Here are the most-common causes-

Tripped Breaker: The sudden rush of returning electricity can overload the circuit and trip the breaker in your main electrical panel.

Time-Delay Lockout: Many systems feature a protective, built-in 3 to 5-minute (sometimes 30-minute) delay to prevent the compressor from short-cycling under pressure. Obviously it’s been longer than 3-5min since the storm but it helps to know!

Blown Capacitor or Contactor: Power spikes during grid restoration can fry the small electrical parts responsible for jump-starting the outdoor fan and compressor. Especially if your system is older, look for burnt components you can see without removing any panels. A burnt electrical smell is an obvious tell.

Thermostat Glitch: Digital or smart thermostats may freeze, lose their Wi-Fi connection, or revert to a default non-cooling setting. Crazy to think that we have to reboot a thermostat in 2026 but that’s the tech trade off!

Control Board Damage: Voltage drops or surges can harm the low-voltage transformer or main logic board inside the air handler. That’s a professional’s job. Don’t explore that one if you’re not well-versed in HVAC.

Luckily today is much more mild after the storm so we hope everyone reading this is able to stay comfortable.

PS- did anyone see that witch on a bike over top of Little’s Dairy Bar last night? Crazy!

Welcome to the team, Erscwin!(We aren’t sure if he’s going to cut it as our parts runner, but he’s Wayne’s 2nd cousin tw...
08/20/2026

Welcome to the team, Erscwin!

(We aren’t sure if he’s going to cut it as our parts runner, but he’s Wayne’s 2nd cousin twice removed and he asked to be paid in pizza)

08/19/2026

Easy breezy!

We work very hard to please everyone we can, but also know that sometimes it’s not feasible.�This 1-Star review on Googl...
08/18/2026

We work very hard to please everyone we can, but also know that sometimes it’s not feasible.�

This 1-Star review on Google came in, and while it’s a huge bummer…we get it despite the fact that it’s ill-informed.��We installed this system on a new construction about 2 years ago through the builder as a contractor.

There’s no service agreement in place, so repairs/warranty issues need to go through the manufacturer since we weren’t hired for a service agreement.

On the inverse, homeowners aren’t required to use us(or whoever installed the equipment) for repairs/replacement.

That’s freedom of choice.�

We stand behind our work, but the warranty from the manufacturer/builder is separate from a maintenance agreement and unfortunately some folks do not understand this, which means we get the 1-star review and take it on the chin best we can.

Hazards of the industry is all you can chalk it up to, even if you explain to them in-detail…and surprisingly this person who left the review actually works in HVAC themselves, which is disappointing.

This system was swapped out just in time to beat the 105 degree heat wave last month. We were able to get this family 0%...
08/14/2026

This system was swapped out just in time to beat the 105 degree heat wave last month. We were able to get this family 0% financing for 84 months ontop of ensuring they stayed cool and comfortable when the mercury spiked!

You don't need to suffer just because you don't have the ability to pay for a system in-full upfront. We're here to help.
https://www.allzoneheatingandcooling.com/hvac-financing

Curious to know how much you might pay for a new system? We peeled back the curtain to give you an educated idea on what you could be looking at spending for your new HVAC setup!
https://www.allzoneheatingandcooling.com/post/new-ac-system-cost-in-egg-harbor-township-new-jersey

08/13/2026

I should print a photo album of my ductwork job.

Sometimes you’re the hammer.Sometimes you’re the nail.Adapt and overcome!
08/12/2026

Sometimes you’re the hammer.

Sometimes you’re the nail.

Adapt and overcome!

Every now and then we get lucky and an install just happens with no surprises. Feels good, man.Thank you for the kind wo...
08/10/2026

Every now and then we get lucky and an install just happens with no surprises. Feels good, man.

Thank you for the kind words, JoAnn!

Address

6418 Black Horse Pike
Egg Harbor Township, NJ
08234

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+16092890024

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