Apple Comfort’s One Hour Heating & Air Conditioning® Staff

Apple Comfort's Employee Biographies

Rodney-for-web Rodney Freed - President - Rodney formed Apple Comfort Services, Inc., in 1997. Prior to 1997, Rodney had 16 years experience in heating and air conditioning throughout Bucks County and Montgomery County, PA.  Rodney grew up in Doylestown, he and his wife Jane have two daughters and two grandchildren. Rodney is EPA certified, NATE certified and is a certified Comfort Advisor.

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Joe Fay - Comfort Advisor - Joe lives in Doylestown and has six children. Joe is a certified Comfort Advisor.


 
Andrew-for-web Andrew McDermott - General Manager -  Andrew has 30 years experience in HVAC as a technician, manager and teacher. He and His wife Ginny have five children and six grandchildren. Andrew is EPA certified, NATE certified and is a certified Comfort Advisor.

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Jason Fisher - Service Technician - Jason resides in Hatboro and is EPA certified along with specializing in Mitsubishi and DesertAire equipment.

Bill-for-web Bill Dunleavy - Service Manager - Bill lives in Quakertown with his wife Kelly where he is commander of the local American Legion. Bill has been in the industry for 18 years and is EPA certified along with being a Master Electrician.

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Chris McDermott - Building Analyst - Chris lives in Bethlehem, PA and enjoys playing guitar and piano in his free time. He is a BPI certified building analyst and is also certified Lead Paint Renovator. Chris works in the field and in the office.

 




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