In addition to experience, the right candidate will have a valid driver’s license and be able to work 40 hours per week. Benefits include paid holidays, paid vacation (1 week after 6 months) and health insurance.

It’s the perfect opportunity to get your foot in the door of a great company. If hired, you’ll find that if you take good care of our customers, we’ll take good care of you.

So if you are interested or know of a qualified friend or family member, just call 755-4127 or, in Hanover, 633-5151.

Strine’s Heating and Air Conditioning has again been voted the Best of York County by the 87,000 readers of the York Sunday News.

Strine’s was recognized as being the County’s best heating and air conditioning service provider, and Barry Strine, president of Strine’s, said, “We’d like to thank all of our loyal customers for helping us receive this recognition.”

This comes on the heels of Susquehanna Style magazine naming Strine’s No. 1 in the “York County’s Heating & Cooling, Residential” category in the magazine’s annual “Who’s Who in Business.” The results, the magazine says, are “a statistically accurate survey of consumer preference conducted in the Susquehanna Valley.”

Also, Strine’s received word that it is a winner of the 2012 Angie’s List Super Service Award, “exclusive recognition given annually to approximately the top 5 percent of service companies who achieved and maintained a superior service rating on Angie’s List throughout the past year.”

Angie’s List (angieslist.com) is “a word-of-mouth network, helping more than 1.5 million households find the best service companies and health care in their area.”

“We are honored to be recognized by these organizations and promise to do everything we can to live up to the high expectations our customers have for us,” Barry said.

The employees, management and family members of Strine’s Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc. would like to thank the thousands of loyal customers for their patronage over the past 40 years. We look forward to meeting the future heating and cooling needs of York, Lancaster and Hanover.

We love new customers, please let a friend know we would love to have them as a Planned Service Customer. We service all brands of heating and cooling equipment.

Heating efficiencies of up to 98% and cooling efficiencies of up to 20 SEER. Ask you Service Technician if an upgrade of your heating and/or cooling system could save you cash. We offer attractive rebates and 60 month deferred interest financing options.

Air conditioning system tune-ups performed between April 1, 2011 and May 31, 2013 are eligible for a FirstEnergy tune-up rebate amount of $60 (or $75 if an electronically commutated motor fan is replaced as part of the tune-up).

To obtain a rebate for a tune-up performed by Strine’s, send an  email requesting your HVAC Tune-up Rebate application, or call 755-4127 for more information.

As part of Act 129 of 2008, Pennsylvania’s seven largest electric utilities are required to reduce electricity consumption and peak demand. The HVAC Tune-up Rebate Program is one of several energy efficiency programs implemented by FirstEnergy to meet Act 129 requirements.

For information the solar credit or any of these special offers give us a call at 717-755-4127.

When the York Daily Record/York Sunday News asked York County residents to name the area’s top performers in 96 separate retail and service categories, more than 11,000 people filled ballots.

They voted for everything from the best donut and the best convenience store to the best massage and the best dry cleaner.

They also voted for the area’s best heating and air conditioning service providers, and we’re delighted to learn that Strine’s was one of York County’s favorites.

As the newspaper said in unveiling the winners, “The Best of York of 2012 shows us why our county is so special. We support the businesses that go above and beyond and we recognize those efforts.“

We’re thrilled to be on the receiving end of that recognition.

Call us at 717-755-4127 for more information or to schedule an appointment for a free estimate.

Strine’s Heating and Air Conditioning, of York, PA, has been honored for performing more air conditioning tune-ups during 2011 than any of the 429 contractors who participated in the HVAC Tune-up Rebate Program in Met-Ed’s service area.  Strine’s completed 1,326 residential HVAC tune-ups in 2011.

In fact, Strine’s performance surpassed all other participating contractors in all of FirstEnergy’s Pennsylvania utility service areas.  More than 690 contractors worked on the program in the Met-Ed, Penelec, and Penn Power service areas. The recognition was provided by Honeywell, the administrator of the residential HVAC Tune-Up Rebate Program for FirstEnergy’s utilities in Pennsylvania.

As part of Act 129 of 2008, Pennsylvania’s seven largest electric utilities are required to reduce electricity consumption and peak demand. Through its HVAC Tune-up Rebate Program, FirstEnergy’s utilities provide rebates for maintenance of air conditioning equipment to their Pennsylvania residential customers.  This program is one of several offered by FirstEnergy’s utilities to meet Act 129 requirements.

It’s not too late to take advantage of the rebate program. Air conditioning system tune-ups performed by participating contractors such as Strine’s Heating and Air Conditioning in the Met-Ed service area between April 1, 2011, and May 31, 2013, are eligible for a rebate amount of $60 (or $75 if an electronically commutated motor fan was replaced as part of the tune-up).

For more information, call Strine’s Heating and Air Conditioning at (717) 755-4127.

Work must be performed by an approved Keystone HELP contractor such as Strine’s and applications must be received by December 14, 2011.

Interest rates for qualifying stand-alone heating, cooling and domestic hot water systems are 4.99% and 3.99% for ENERGY STAR and Advanced Performance projects, respectively. Keystone HELP also offers low interest loans for replacing windows, doors and insulation damaged by Tropical Storm Lee.

Residents of the following central Pennsylvania counties are eligible: Adams, Berks, Cumberland, Dauphin, Lancaster, Lebanon, Perry and York. Lee-related damage in York County reached $2.9 million.

These special Keystone HELP rates and conditions are available online by applying here.  Or you may learn more by calling Strine’s at 717-755-4127 or 717-633-5151.

Principally supported by the PA Department of Environmental Protection, Pennsylvania Treasury Department and the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency, the Keystone HELP program helps make affordable energy efficiency available to all eligible Pennsylvanians. Keystone HELP is administered by AFC First Financial Corporation.