
Community Involvement

Community at Davis Heating & Air
Part of serving the South Jersey community means more than keeping homes comfortable with heating and cooling services. Our team at Davis Heating & Air believes in showing up, lending a hand, and supporting the people who have supported us for more than twenty years. From food drives to local events, our team is proud to give back to Burlington, Camden County, and the New Jersey neighborhoods we call home.
Community Events

Friends of Clementon Food Pantry & St. Mary’s Sneaker Drive
We just made our first drop-off for the Friends of Clementon Food Pantry and St. Mary’s Episcopal Church sneaker drive! We’re collecting shoes for people in need right here in our community, and we’ll keep collecting through October 7th.

Maintenance Scheduling Contest
We love our early birds. Customers who schedule their routine maintenance early are entered into a drawing for a $250 Visa gift card. It’s our way of saying thanks for keeping your system in great shape.

Davis Home Run Derby Contest
We held a home run derby right in our shop with the managers and owner of Davis Heating & Air. Our followers voted on social media for who they thought would win, and everyone who guessed correctly was entered into a drawing for a $250 Visa gift card.

America 250 Anniversary Contest
To celebrate America’s 250th anniversary, we invited our community to like, comment on and follow our social media pages, then send us a message once they were done. Everyone who took part was entered into a drawing for a $250 Visa gift card.

NBA Finals Contest
Customers predicted who would win the NBA Finals and in how many games. Everyone who got it right was entered into a drawing for a $250 Visa gift card.

March Madness Contest
The winner of our Davis Heating & Air March Madness bracket took home a free duct cleaning and duct refresh!

Teacher Contest
Teachers do so much for our kids, often out of their own pockets. We ran a contest for local teachers with a $250 gift card for school supplies going to the winner.
Thanksgiving Feed A Family
This year we wanted to give back and feed one family in need for Thanksgiving. The response we received was incredible. So many people reached out to nominate families, and it became clear that we could not help just one.
We made the decision to step up and feed five families this Thanksgiving.
Thank you to everyone who suggested a family. It truly shows how strong our community is. We are all an important part of this place we call home, and taking care of each other matters.
From all of us, we wish you and your family a warm and happy Thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving “Feed a Family” Drive
Every Thanksgiving, our crew proudly joins our local food pantries to make sure families have what they need for the holiday. It’s a simple way to share comfort and care during a time that’s all about community.
The Croce Family Giveaway
We were honored to donate a new HVAC system to the Croce family, a local veteran and his wife, who lives with dementia. Their story reminded us that service is all about helping one another and giving back to those who have already given so much.

Harry at Esperanza Academy
Our service manager, Harry, visited Esperanza Academy in North Philadelphia for Career Day to talk with students about promising careers in the HVAC trade. When we share real experiences and encourage future technicians, we’re helping build the next generation of skilled professionals serving their communities.

Harry Runs with Ainsley’s Angels
Harry also took part in the Ainsley’s Angels Run that supports inclusion and empowerment for athletes of all abilities. At Davis Heating & Air, we’re proud to work with team members who carry that same spirit of encouragement outside the job.

Friends of Clementon Food Pantry Trunk or Treating
Our team loves volunteering at the Friends of Clementon Food Pantry’s Trunk or Treat event, where we help serve meals and give local kids a safe, fun Halloween. The night of teamwork and community connection is exactly what we stand for at Davis Heating & Air.





