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We Service and Install all makes and models. Gas Furnace, Hot Water Heater, Air Conditioning Units and Generac Whole House Generators.

For over 145 years, home and business owners have relied on McAllister for state-of-the-art heating, air conditioning and for prompt, dependable equipment service and Installation.

10/26/2026

The first chilly mornings of fall are a reminder of how much you rely on your heating system. If your boiler needed frequent repairs last winter or you’re wondering whether it’s ready for another season, October is a good time to get answers.

A boiler installation involves more than setting a new unit in place. Our technicians also work through the piping and connections that help the system serve the home. If your boiler has been giving you trouble, McAllister can assess it and help you decide whether service or replacement makes sense. Book online today at https://mcservice.com/

10/23/2026

Turning on the heat and feeling cool air can leave you wondering whether your system got the message. A brief cool draft at startup can be normal, but air that never warms up deserves a closer look.

We asked one of our expert technicians what could be happening:
“When your heating system first starts, you may feel cool air that was sitting in the ducts before the warm air reaches your vents. That should pass quickly. If the air stays cool or your home isn’t reaching the temperature you’ve set, there could be a thermostat issue or a problem inside the equipment. That’s when we recommend having us take a look to find out what’s keeping your system from heating properly.”

A little warmup time is one thing. A home that stays chilly is another. Schedule a heating service visit and let our experts help bring the warmth back.

10/21/2026

The first few cool days of fall can make summer’s AC problems feel far away. But that rattling sound, warm room, or repair you put off will likely be on your mind again when the heat returns.
If you’re considering a new system, our technicians can help you understand what your home needs and handle the installation from there. It’s one more project you can cross off the list before spring. Book online today at https://mcservice.com/

10/16/2026

Storms are moving through today🌧️ A few minutes of preparation now can help keep an already rainy day from turning into a bigger headache.

Stay safe, keep an eye on local weather alerts, and give your home a quick storm check before the rain gets worse.

10/14/2026

The leaves are changing, the mornings are chilly, and someone in the house has officially been appointed head of thermostat security. 🍂

“It’s too early for the heat.”
“Put another sweatshirt on.”
“Grab a blanket.”

Meanwhile, someone’s bundled up on the couch, waiting for the thermostat guardian to leave the room so they can make their move.

What finally ends the debate in your house: a certain temperature, a certain date, or one very determined family member?

10/13/2026

If your AC struggled through the summer, those uncomfortable afternoons are probably still fresh in your mind. Maybe it took longer to cool the house, or maybe another repair left you wondering how much life the system had left.

Fall gives you time to get answers and consider an upgrade before you need the AC every day again. McAllister can evaluate your system, explain what’s going on, and help you decide whether service or a new installation makes sense. Book online today at https://mcservice.com/

10/12/2026

We’re going to add a few more things to your fall checklist. Somewhere between the apple picking, pumpkin decorating, and finding your favorite sweatshirt, your heating system deserves a little attention, too. 🍂

Fall weekends fill up fast, and an unexpected heating problem probably isn’t how you want to spend yours. Give your system a little attention now so there’s time to address any concerns between all the fun you’ve already penciled in.

What’s on your fall home checklist?

10/10/2026

Fully charged? Time to unplug.
It is easy to leave a phone, laptop, tablet, or other rechargeable device connected long after the battery reaches 100 percent. However, leaving it plugged in longer than needed can create additional heat and place extra stress on its lithium-ion battery.
Try to charge devices while you are awake and nearby. Once charging is complete, unplug the device instead of leaving it connected overnight or while no one is home. This also gives you the chance to notice if the charger or device becomes unusually warm.
Before Fire Prevention Week comes to an end, take a look at your everyday charging habits. One small change, like unplugging when the battery is full, can become an easy part of your regular routine.
Safe charging is a superpower. Small action. Big impact.
Learn more at fpw.org.

10/08/2026

Your rechargeable devices can give you warning signs when something is wrong. Knowing what to look for can help you act before the problem becomes more serious.
Stop using a device right away if its battery feels unusually warm, smells strange, makes popping or hissing noises, changes shape or color, begins to swell, leaks, or produces smoke. These can all be signs that the lithium-ion battery is damaged or failing.
If it is safe to do so, unplug the device and move it away from anything that can catch fire. Do not continue using or charging it to see if the problem goes away. If the device begins smoking or catches fire, move away from the area and call 911.
Phones, laptops, toys, and other devices can be replaced. Your safety cannot. Pay attention when a battery tells you something is not right.
Learn more at fpw.org.

10/06/2026

Today's Fire Prevention Week tip is all about where you charge your devices.
Charging your phone next to you on the couch or leaving a tablet plugged in on the bed may seem harmless, but soft surfaces are not safe places to charge rechargeable devices.
Phones, laptops, tablets, gaming devices, and their chargers produce heat while charging. Beds, couches, pillows, blankets, and other soft surfaces can trap that heat and block airflow around the device. That can cause the battery to overheat and increase the risk of fire.
Instead, place your device on a hard, flat surface such as a table, desk, counter, or floor while it charges. Keep it uncovered and give it plenty of room for air to circulate.
It only takes a few seconds to choose a safer charging spot. Small action. Big impact.
Learn more at fpw.org.

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30 Mays Landing Road
Somers Point, NJ
08244

Telephone

+18007574122

Website

http://www.McService.com/

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