Brooks Oil Service, Inc.
About us
Brooks Oil Service Inc., is one of Connecticuts finest HVAC experts. Our specialties are in residential installations. At Brooks Oil Services you can count on service for all your heating system needs. Great homes deserve great service. Rest assured that your job will be completed in a timely and cost efficient manner. Our highly experienced crew can take anything from a small service job, to a large total installation project. Our company was founded on the belief that homeowners have the right to demand contractors who truly respect the value of their time. Please call Brooks Oil Service for your next project.
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Memberships & Affiliations
ICPA (Independent Connecricut petroleum Association) MEMBER, Chamber Of Commerce Member, BBB Member, Becket Corp and Ultra Guard user for fuel oil, Tappen dealer for heating and cooling products
Services we offer
Boiler Install/Replaced, Central Air Installed, Central Heating; Install/Replace, Furnaces installed, Space pac the best central air system installed
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Licensing
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