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Welcome to Goodco Mechanical! Home of the Good Guys!
Goodco Mechanical Inc., founded in 2008 by owner and president Scott Good, is the premier Commercial and Residential Mechanical Contractor in Central Pennsylvania. With nearly 40 years of experience, Scott Good has greatly expanded his successful business across the Centre Region and surrounding counties to offer the services of Goodco to his loyal customers. We look forward to many successful years partnering with our customers throughout Central Pennsylvania handling all of their HVAC and plumbing needs.
At Goodco, our Mission Statement is “Create a culture where employees enjoy what they do, and are empowered to make the customer’s experience so positive that they have no choice but to use us again and again.”
As one of the fastest growing businesses in State College and Altoona, Goodco offers a wide range of services including:
- Residential and Commercial HVAC and Plumbing installation
- Residential and Commercial HVAC and Plumbing service & maintenance
With a degree in Architectural Engineering from the Penn State University, Scott’s career began at one of the largest mechanical contracting businesses in the Washington, DC area. From there on, Scott worked for various contracting companies before deciding to start his own business in 2008. Now, Goodco Mechanical is one of the most employee and customer-focused businesses in State College, servicing residential and commercial clients. Scott’s passion for his work is visible through the organization’s great focus on customer satisfaction, and loyalty to its staff.
“You have my personal guarantee to provide what we promise!” -Scott Good
Major changes coming for Commercial rooftop HVAC equipment
If you are the owner or property manager for commercial buildings with rooftop HVAC equipment, please take notice. Major changes are in effect due to the Environmental Protection Agency's mandates to eliminate R410A refrigerant. R410A has been utilized in HVAC...
