House to Home HVAC

House to Home HVAC An owner operated Heating & Air Conditioning company providing service, installation and maintenance.

07/28/2026

🚨 We're Hiring! Experienced HVAC Service Technician 🚨

House to Home Heating & Cooling is growing, and we're looking for an experienced full-time HVAC Service Technician to join our team!

We're a family-owned company that believes in doing the job right, treating customers like family, and supporting our team every step of the way. If you're dependable, take pride in your craftsmanship, and want to work for a company that values integrity over sales pressure, we'd love to meet you.

What we're looking for:
âś… Experience servicing and repairing residential heating & cooling systems
âś… Strong troubleshooting and diagnostic skills
âś… Excellent customer service and communication
âś… Valid driver's license and clean driving record
âś… Positive attitude and strong work ethic

What we offer:
âś” Competitive pay based on experience
âś” Full-time, year-round work
âś” Company vehicle (for qualified technician)
âś” Paid holidays & PTO
âś” Supportive, family-oriented team environment
âś” Opportunities for growth and continued training

📍 Based in Rochester, NY, serving the surrounding communities.

If you're ready to join a company that truly appreciates its employees, send us a message or email your resume to [email protected]. Feel free to share this post—you never know who might be the perfect fit!

06/30/2026

🔧 **Now Hiring: Helper / Apprentice — House to Home Heating & Cooling**

We're growing and looking for the right person to join the team.

House to Home Heating & Cooling is a premium residential HVAC and gas fireplace company serving the Rochester / Finger Lakes area. We do quality work, the right way, every time.

**Who I'm looking for:**

Someone who's already comfortable working with their hands. Maybe you've worked construction, landscaping, concrete, demo — something where you showed up, worked hard, and figured things out. You don't need HVAC experience. You just need to be someone who takes direction well, isn't afraid of a long day, and takes pride in doing things right.

**What you'll get:**
⚙️ Real on-the-job training in a skilled trade
⚙️ A clear path to grow your value and your pay
⚙️ Work you can be proud of

If that sounds like you — send me a DM or call/text **585-290-8800**.

📍 Monroe & Ontario Counties

Not only do we conduct thorough maintenance with a full system health check; but you’ll get a user-friendly report and s...
06/12/2026

Not only do we conduct thorough maintenance with a full system health check; but you’ll get a user-friendly report and scorecard with before and after scores and photos.

This type of service is our standard, and is NOT what you’ll see advertised as a “$75 or $89 tune-up.”

06/12/2026

Your HVAC system has “blood pressure” — and most are running way too high. 🩺

When you go to the doctor, one of the first things they check is your blood pressure. Too high, and your heart is working harder than it should — quietly wearing itself out.

Your heating and cooling system works the same way. We call it static pressure: the resistance your blower has to push against to move air through your filters, coil, and ductwork. And just like with your body, you can’t feel the problem building until something breaks.

Here’s what high static pressure does to your home:

• Rooms that are always too hot or too cold, no matter where you set the thermostat
• A system that’s noisy, especially around the registers and return
• Higher energy bills, because your blower is straining to do its job
• Premature failures — compressors, heat exchangers, and blower motors die years early when they’re fighting the duct system every cycle

The frustrating part? A brand-new $10,000 system installed on bad ductwork will run just as poorly as the one it replaced. The equipment usually isn’t the problem — the airflow is.

Here’s how we fix it at House to Home Heating & Cooling:

We don’t guess. We put gauges on your system and actually measure the static pressure across every component — filter, coil, supply, and return. That tells us exactly where the restriction is. From there we correct the real cause: an oversized restrictive filter, a dirty or undersized coil, crushed or undersized ductwork, closed dampers, or a return that’s starving the system for air.

The result is a system that moves the air it was designed to move — quieter, more even room-to-room, and built to last the way the manufacturer intended.

If you’ve got rooms that never feel right or a system that seems to run forever, there’s a good reason. Let’s measure it and find out.

📞 Call or message us to schedule an airflow and static pressure assessment.

House to Home Heating & Cooling — serving the Rochester & Finger Lakes region.

A very challenging but rewarding project. 3 zone ductless heat pump, with full load heating design for an attic renovati...
06/12/2026

A very challenging but rewarding project. 3 zone ductless heat pump, with full load heating design for an attic renovation. Clean lines, proper installation.

This one was a character builder, but the client is super happy, and comfortable.

🎶 Rain rain, go away 🎶
06/12/2026

🎶 Rain rain, go away 🎶

06/01/2026

🔥 Is there ONE room in your house that’s always wrong? Too hot in July, freezing in January, and the rest of the house feels fine?

That’s exactly what a ductless mini split fixes — no ductwork, no window unit, no drilling up your whole house. One quiet, efficient system that cools and heats that space year-round.

Samsung WindFree™ even eliminates that cold draft blowing on you, so your bedroom finally feels just right!

👉 We’re running a Spring Comfort promo through June 30 — limited units, installed pricing locked in.

Bonus rooms • additions • sunrooms • garages • that one stubborn bedroom

Comment “COOL” or call/text us at 585-290-8800 to grab a spot.

🏠 House to Home Heating & Cooling

Most business owners overlook this, but your office manager is the heartbeat of your operation.Today, we’re celebrating ...
03/28/2026

Most business owners overlook this, but your office manager is the heartbeat of your operation.

Today, we’re celebrating ours.

Happy Birthday to the person who keeps everything moving behind the scenes at House to Home HVAC. From managing schedules and keeping customers informed, to making sure jobs don’t fall through the cracks. You bring structure to the chaos and consistency to our day-to-day.

What most people don’t see is the level of ownership it takes to do this role well. It’s not just answering phones or booking calls; it’s problem-solving in real time, protecting the customer experience, and holding the standard when things get busy.

And you do it with professionalism, patience, and a genuine care for both our team and our clients.

We’re lucky to have you on this team, and the business simply wouldn’t run the same without you.

Enjoy your day Julia! 🎉 💙

03/16/2026

⚠️ A quick PSA for my friends and homeowners here in the Rochester area

A homeowner recently asked me a great question during a service visit:

“Why are so many HVAC companies getting bought out lately?”

It’s a fair question — and the truth is, it’s happening all over the country.

Large investment groups have discovered the home services industry and have started acquiring long-standing heating and cooling companies.

We’re beginning to see the same trend here in the Rochester market as well.

This isn’t automatically a bad thing. Many of these companies are professional and well run.

But it does mean the industry is changing.

Larger organizations often bring:

• Bigger marketing budgets
• Aggressive advertising and promotions
• Financing options for equipment
• Multiple home services (HVAC, plumbing, electrical)
• Structured sales systems designed to move equipment replacements

Here’s the part homeowners should understand:

In HVAC, the most important factor isn’t the brand of equipment — and it’s not the size of the company.

It’s how the system is designed and installed.

That’s especially true here in Rochester.

Many homes in our area were built between the 1920s and 1970s, which means older ductwork, undersized returns, and systems that were never designed for today’s comfort expectations.

The reality is that many heating and cooling problems aren’t equipment problems at all — they’re airflow and design problems.

I tell our clients that the brand of equipment should never be a deciding factor, and I stand by that. Why?

Because most major manufacturers today offer very similar warranty coverage: Typically a 10-year parts warranty and up to a 20-year heat exchanger warranty.

What really makes the difference is:

âś” Proper system sizing and load calculations
âś” Ductwork design and airflow balancing
âś” Humidity control
âś” Installation craftsmanship and system commissioning
âś” Accessibility for future service and maintenance
âś” Consistent annual maintenance

Those factors determine whether a system lasts less than 10 years… or 20+ years.

They also have NOTHING to do with brand and EVERYTHING to do with the value a company provides.

No matter who you hire, make sure the company focuses on building the system correctly and maintaining it properly — not just selling equipment.

Your comfort, your energy bills, and the life of your system all depend on it.

-Dustin

03/14/2026

If your heating or air conditioning system failed tomorrow, what would matter most when choosing a company?

Just comment A, B, C, D, or E.

A) The lowest price possible
B)A fair price with solid work
C) A company known for reliable repairs that actually last
D) Expert advice and a long-term solution, not just a quick fix
E) The best comfort system available, even if it costs more

No right or wrong answers — I’m just curious what homeowners prioritize.

Thanks for the feedback!

Dustin
House to Home Heating & Cooling

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50 Lida Lane
Rochester, NY
14616

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