Serving all your heating needs, from new whole house installations to general mantainance and repairs. We service and install: wood, coal, natural gas, LP, fuel oil, radiant flooring, heat pumps, trailer furnaces, torpedo heaters and electric among others. If you need service on something that heats give us a call! Wilcox's is more than just heaing, plumbing, and electrical. While we no not work on small appliances we are able to use to bucket truck to reach high lights, and lift heavy items. It can also dig post holes and set poles.
Wilcox's General Services began in 1996 by Stephen Wilcox Sr. Mr. Wilcox has over 40 years in the industry and specilizes in heating, plumbing, and electrical installations and repairs. Since starting out on his own, Mr. Wilcox has grown the company and now services all of Susquehanna County and its surrounding areas. Wilcox's specilizes in HVAC, plumbing, and electrical but Mr. Wilcox also provides other services for his customers. Some of these extra services include: bucket truck services, post setting, and hole digging.
We offer a full range of electrical services. If you are looking to upgrade your electrical service we will handle your electric company and set up all inspections that are required.
Our friendly technicians install and maintain all forms of heating systems, both residential and commercial. It is very important to keep your systems well maintained, since a well maintained heating system can save you money each year. We offer yearly cleaning services to help keep your equipment preforming at it's best!
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We are trying our best to take calls and clean up at the same time. The flood did a good job of making a mess of things around here. We are thankful it wasn’t worse here and our hearts go out to others who have it much worse.
The office took on water and we can’t get there right now, but we are all safe. If you have an emergency please call 570-362-1383. Thank you.
Brrrrr! Baby, it's Cold Outside! Temperatures are near or below 0 so keep an eye on your pipes! Frozen pipes can be costly and in most cases can be avoided. Leaving open your cupboard doors where pipes are located and leaving the faucet drip can help keep the pipes from freezing. Make sure the temperature in the house is set no lower than 55 degrees and wrap any pipe that is exposed in heat tape. Hope you all stay warm!
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