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Thermostat Contractors
in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania


TOTAL PROS : 171
TOTAL RATINGS : 141
WHAT NEIGHBORS ARE SAYING
IN PHILADELPHIA, PA


O'Connor Electric
Customer Rating:
Project: Install or Replace a Thermostat
City: Philadelphia, PA
I am going to choose O'Connor Electric for my thermostat installation. I have used his services yet, but was pleased with the information that I received from him and his partner. I am also looking to use his services for other electrical work in the far future. I liked that he gave me several options on how to complete the job. He was courteous and contacted me by email as well as on the phone. Thumbs up!
Young's Electrical Services
Customer Rating:
Project: Install or Replace a Thermostat
City: Philadelphia, PA
Was able to come out on a moments notice and get some misc. eletrical work done throughout the house. I kept adding misc. projets as he was finishing them. I would use again. Thanks!!

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Philadelphia's Weatherization Assistance Program provides free weatherization and energy-efficiency improvements to qualified homeowners.
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The first daily newspaper was published in Philadelphia on Sept. 21, 1784.