HVAC and plumbing in Dillon, SC
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Quality Service Company, LLC offers HVAC and plumbing in Dillon, SC, plus electrical and generators. Dillon is about 28 miles northeast of us on I-95.
The median Dillon home was built in 1972. Homes that age, and this county’s storms, shape what your tech checks first.
What we do in Dillon
Manufacturing is 26.6 percent of employment in Dillon County. The list covers homes, plus commercial generators for businesses.
- Heating and air conditioning repair, replacement and maintenance
- Plumbing, drains, sewer, water heaters and water treatment, including Halo systems and water softeners
- Electrical repairs, panel upgrades and EV chargers
- Whole-home and commercial generators
How should Dillon homes get ready for a storm?
Hurricane Florence in 2018 was the third 100-year rain in parts of Dillon County since 2015. That is from the SC State Climate Office.
Before the next one, here is what CDC, FEMA, NEMA, Trane and Duke Energy advise:
- Before the storm, turn the AC off at the thermostat and at the breaker.
- In a flood-prone spot, raise the outdoor unit and add an HVAC surge protector.
- Run a portable generator outdoors only, more than 20 feet from windows, doors and vents. Never run it in the house or garage. Keep battery CO alarms inside.
- Never plug a generator into your home wiring. Use a transfer switch installed by a licensed electrician.
- After a flood, have any unit that sat in water checked before restart. Breakers, fuses, GFCI and AFCI devices and surge devices that got wet should be replaced.
What should owners of older Dillon homes check first?
About 65 percent of Dillon’s 3,163 homes were built before 1980. Before a heat pump, EV charger or generator goes in, your tech checks the panel. They will explain what it can carry and quote any work before starting.
What do Dillon homeowners ask us?
Does my AC need flood protection?
In a flood-prone part of Dillon, raising the outdoor unit and adding a surge protector both help. Trane lists both in its storm guidance. If floodwater reached your unit, have it checked before you turn it back on.
Is natural gas available in Dillon?
Whether you have natural gas in Dillon depends on your address. If not, propane runs a tankless water heater, furnace or standby generator. It needs a tank, set and filled by your supplier. Your tech will say which fuel fits your home.
Who do I call in an outage?
Call the electric provider on your power bill to report an outage. In 2018, Hurricane Florence outages were heaviest in Dillon, Horry and Marion counties. Once power is back, call (843) 920-2004 if your heat, AC or generator is not working right.
Reviews from Dillon
4.9 out of 5 from 1,139 Google reviews
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Dawson arrived on time, was very courteous and respectful. He explained the results of his service and was very professional. I'm giving him SIX stars out of five!
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Hunter came to the door every so often to give us an update. He answered every question we had.
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