Oneida County Furnace HVAC

02/05/2026

Have an emergency? We stock furnaces so you don’t have to wait. If you need us, we’re here for you.

02/03/2026

Need a Furnace Tune-up? We have 2 slots available this week, and 4 slots next week. Get scheduled before they’re filled up. 315-337-7460

02/01/2026

Cheers to a wonderful Home Show at Nexus! Lots of familiar faces and so many new faces. Looking forward to connecting with everyone we got to meet this weekend. Thanks Debbie, Lou and Scott for supporting small businesses!

01/15/2026

We have one slot open tomorrow (Friday) for heating system tune-up, cleaning and carbon monoxide test: $140 + tax

12/31/2025

We are blessed to have been in business for over 60 years. Thank you to everyone who’s supported OCF over the years!

12/30/2025

ATTENTION: always keep your vent pipes clear from snow and ice build up. Call us if you need help. 315-271-7090

12/26/2025

Having your furnace serviced annually is the best thing you can do for under $150 to ensure your system is ready for winter. We have 4 slots open next week. Call 315-271-7090 to get on our schedule.

12/19/2025

This is a tough time of year to replace your furnace. We have instant financing with excellent terms. We’re here for you.

12/17/2025

Never stop learning, never stop growing! Our technicians always jump at the opportunity to increase their knowledge.

12/11/2025

It keeps snowing! When you get a break from shoveling, don't forget to:

• Clear furnace vents
• Check your filter
• Make sure your thermostat didn’t reset

Small checks help avoid big problems. If you need us, we’re here.

— Oneida County Furnace

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11/12/2025

Our company was founded by U.S. Army veteran, Chester DiBari Sr. We love him and miss him dearly. He loved his family, his customers, and W***y Nelson!

Chet was part of an army regimen known as the Auburn Boys. It consisted of 63 men from Auburn, NY. READ MORE HERE:

June 6 marks an important WWII anniversary: D-Day, the beginning of the Battle of Normandy which is considered by many to have been the start of the end of the war in Europe. Men from the 299th Engineer Combat Battalion, consisting entirely of New Yorkers, participated in the opening battle on June....