We’ve Been Putting Customers First for Over 90 Years!
- Since 1929, Kotz Heating, Cooling and Plumbing has been leading the heating, air conditioning and plumbing industries in Oakland County, Michigan and the surrounding areas.
- Comfort with confidence is more than a catch-phrase for us. Our number one goal is that customers have an enjoyable experience from the first contact with a Kotz team member through the final payment for services received.
- Total customer satisfaction is never taken for granted at Kotz Heating, Cooling and Plumbing. We’re ready when you need us – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days per year – Delivering Comfort You Can Count On!
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Why choose Kotz?
We're the Right Company
- Up-front pricing with no hidden surprises
- Fully licenced, bonded & insured
- Professional & trained team members
- Committed to excellence from start to finish
- Community driven to serve
We Provide the Right Products & Services
- Quality home comfort solutions that meet your needs & budget
- Money-saving, regularly scheduled system maintenance
- 24 – hour emergency service all year long
- Health conscious solutions for your indoor environment
- Affordable financing options
We Have the Right Team
- Comprehensive pre-employment screening
- Specialized technicians: NATE/NCI certified
- Ongoing training & education for all staff
- Culture of respect & courtesy for staff & customers
- Emphasis on safety first
Kotz Heating, Cooling and Plumbing
Waterford
Phone:
Fax:
248.674.3556
Office Hours
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Monday – Friday
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