Need heating, cooling, or plumbing service in Alloway Township, NJ? Laury Heating Cooling & Plumbing handles repairs, maintenance, and replacements.
Our fourth-generation family company includes NJ Master HVACR Contractor: David J. Laury (License #19HC0056220) and NJ Master Plumber: Ted J. Laury (License #11041).
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We help Alloway homeowners keep their homes comfortable throughout the year. The Laury family lived on Canal Street for many years, so this community is close to home.
We install furnaces, air conditioners, boilers, and heat pumps. We also specialize in ductless and geothermal system installations.
See examples of heating and cooling work our team has completed in Alloway’s 08001 ZIP code.
During heating maintenance at this Alloway Township home, we found heavy corrosion on gas piping inside the furnace and condensate dripping above the control board. The homeowner reported that another company had converted the furnace from propane to natural gas in May. That company had since closed. The inspection raised concerns about possible damage, and the homeowner chose replacement.
On September 29, 2026, our Laury Heating team installed a Carrier 59TP7 two-stage natural gas furnace, a Carrier 26SPA6 air conditioner, a new evaporator coil, and an Ecobee for Carrier smart thermostat. The furnace can run at a lower heating output when full capacity is unnecessary, helping maintain more consistent temperatures.
A fuel conversion requires proper setup and verification of gas pressure and combustion. Venting and condensate drainage also need inspection. Read our post regarding how to choose an HVAC company you can trust.
The original geothermal system at this Alloway Township home repeatedly shut down on low pressure, leaving the homeowner without heat. Our technician measured only about 1 gallon per minute of water flow through the unit. Low refrigerant was suspected, but the inadequate water flow prevented a firm diagnosis. We recommended having a well specialist inspect the water supply.
The homeowner chose replacement. Our Laury Heating team installed a WaterFurnace NDV064 geothermal heat pump in the basement, retaining the home’s open-loop configuration. The installation included a new two-speed well-water valve kit, a 20 kW auxiliary electric heater, a Carrier thermostat, and a condensate pump.
The replacement unit provides two stages of heating and cooling output. The auxiliary heater supplies additional heat when needed. Because an open-loop system draws heat from well water, adequate water flow remains essential to its operation.
We repair and replace water heaters, clear clogged drains, and service sump pumps. We also install water conditioning systems and provide other common plumbing services.
Take a look at a couple plumbing projects our team has completed in Alloway.
A homeowner on East Canal Street called about water pressure problems. They suspected an issue with the well pump. Our team visited on August 11, 2026, to assess the system.
We replaced the well pressure tank and pressure switch. We also installed the connections needed for the new equipment.
The pressure tank helps maintain steady water pressure and reduces frequent pump starts. The pressure switch controls when the well pump turns on and off. Water pressure problems can involve either component, so checking the tank and controls is an important part of diagnosing the problem.
This homeowner had recently added natural gas service and asked about a tankless water heater. Their existing electric water heater received supplemental heat from a geothermal system we had installed about 12 years earlier.
The completed project was a 50-gallon electric water heater replacement. Our plumbers, Caleb and Ryan, installed the new unit. The replacement included permit fees, a six-year tank and parts warranty, and a one-year labor warranty.
After the installation, the homeowner left this review:
“I had Caleb and Ryan install a hot water heater at my house today. They were polite, professional, and congenial. I am very happy with their work. I will be sure to call Laury Heating Cooling and Plumbing with my future needs. Thanks!!”
The team at Laury Heating Cooling & Plumbing is ready to help.
Call 856-823-4144 or schedule online for heating, cooling, or plumbing service in Alloway.
Possibly. South Jersey Gas must confirm that service is available at your address. The utility handles the gas service line and meter. An HVAC contractor handles the heating equipment. If gas is unavailable, we can help you compare other options, including heat pumps.
Start with an inspection and a repair estimate. Compare the repair cost with the system’s condition, age, and history of breakdowns. Frequent repairs or rising heating bills may make replacement worth considering. Age alone does not mean your system needs to be replaced.
Yes. Ductless mini-splits can cool your home without adding air ducts. They can serve individual rooms or multiple areas, depending on the design. Heat pump models also provide heating. We can assess your layout and recommend the right size and placement.
Start with a water test from an NJDEP-certified laboratory. A softener treats hardness, while other water problems may need different filtration or treatment. Choose equipment based on your results. A softener does not solve every water quality problem.
For a clogged sink, tub, or household drain, call a plumber. If your home is connected to Alloway’s village sewer system and you suspect a sewer problem, call the township at 856-982-7413. If your home uses septic, the problem may require a septic contractor. Stop using water if wastewater is backing up into your home.
