B Hale

Here at B. Hale we can completely engineer and professionally install or service your entire Heating, Cooling or Plumbing system for Residential or Commercial applications. Our plumbing services range from changing washers in faucets to engineering and installing new plumbing systems in new homes and additions for Residential or Commercial applications including Gas, Water and Sewer.

At B. Hale, we can install any ones equipment, we choose Bryant. We have been Johnstown's Bryant Dealer since 1988 and have never had to second guess the decision to sell the Bryant brand. Being that Bryant is a sister company of the carrier corporation, we have been able to watch the Bryant brand of heating and cooling products evolve and be the leader in Residential technology before any one else has offered it. The decision to continue to offer the Bryant brand is not because we never installed other equipment.

Bryant home comfort systems work hard to keep your family's air comfortable. Whether you live in a cool or hot climate, have an existing system or are building new construction, we're here to help you put together the right mix of heating and cooling products to keep your family comfortable all year long. There are 4 main types of Bryant heating and cooling systems: hybrid heat split systems, split systems, duct-free split systems and packaged systems. We will engineer a system best suited to meet your comfort needs.

Although most municipalities no longer require licensed master plumbers, we have been licensed for third class cities as recognized by the state of Pennsylvania since B.hale inc.

Our plumbing services range from changing washers in faucets, to installing complete new plumbing systems in new homes and additions. About the only plumbing service not available through us is the task of clearing blocked drainage systems. By now most home owners are aware of the EPA mandates to the Johnstown Regional Sewage waste water discharge problems for Johnstown's surrounding area. The individual boroughs and townships are addressing these issues separately. The common denominator seems to be that the home owners, no matter where they reside, are going to have to replace their lateral lines to the new discharge line that the boroughs or townships are installing.