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What we do

Built around your comfort.

Fellowship provides heating, cooling and refrigeration service for homeowners, property managers, startups and new construction across Charleston and Ripley area communities. Open a service below to learn more.

01 · Repair & troubleshootHVAC serviceWhen heating or cooling needs attention

Tell us what’s going on.

If a heating or cooling system isn’t working the way you expect, share what you’ve noticed and what matters most for your space. Fellowship provides HVAC service to help you work out an appropriate next step.

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02 · Plan your systemDesignFor new construction and other spaces

Start with the needs of the space.

Whether you’re planning new construction, a startup, or a home project, tell us about the space and what you’re looking to accomplish. Fellowship offers HVAC design services to help you plan the work.

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03 · Ongoing system careMaintenanceTalk through your upkeep needs

Plan care that fits your property.

Every system and property has its own needs. Whether you’re a homeowner or managing a property, let us know what equipment you have and what kind of maintenance support you’re looking for.

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04 · New systemsInstallationFor homes and new builds

Planning a new installation?

Fellowship provides HVAC installation for homeowners and new construction. Share a little about the project, the space, and your timeline so we can learn what you need.

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05 · Cooling equipmentRefrigerationService for refrigeration needs

Let’s discuss what your equipment needs.

Tell us about the refrigeration equipment and the issue or project you have in mind. We’ll learn a little about your space and help you take the next step.

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Each page explains what to share when you contact Fellowship about that kind of HVAC or refrigeration project.

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