What that means for heating and air in Greenville County
Across the county, a little more than half of homes heat with electricity, mostly heat pumps, and a bit over a third with natural gas. Which one you have depends heavily on where you live: Five Forks, Mauldin and Taylors lean gas, while Greenville and Travelers Rest lean electric. Half the county's homes were built after 1992, so there's a large stock of systems on their first or second replacement.
- More than half a million residents in about 238,000 homes.
- About seven in ten homes are owner-occupied.
- Heat pumps and gas furnaces are both common; the mix changes town to town.
Services in Greenville County
- AC Repair AC down, blowing warm, or running and not cooling.
- Heat Pump Repair & Replacement The system most Upstate homes actually run on.
- Heating & Furnace Repair Gas or electric, furnace or heat strips.
- AC Installation & Replacement A new system sized to the house, not guessed.
Towns and communities in Greenville County
- Greenville, SC
- Greer, SC
- Simpsonville, SC
- Five Forks, SC
- Taylors, SC
- Mauldin, SC
- Travelers Rest, SC
- Fountain Inn, SC
- Piedmont, SC
- Berea, SC
If your town isn't listed and it's in Greenville County, it's covered. Call and ask.
Common questions
Does Alpine Cool serve all of Greenville County?
Yes. Alpine Cool serves every town and community in Greenville County. Call (864) 702-0777.
Do most Greenville County homes have heat pumps or gas furnaces?
A little more than half heat with electricity, mostly heat pumps, and a bit over a third with natural gas, according to Census Bureau survey data. The mix varies a lot by town.
How do I get HVAC service in Greenville County, SC?
Call Alpine Cool at (864) 702-0777, or send a request at https://alpinecool.risendesign.app/contact/. Tell us what your system is doing and your address.