Billy Pierce

President and CEO | HVAC, Hydronics, and Geothermal Systems Leadership

Professional Overview

Billy Pierce is President and CEO of Dalton PHCE&F, bringing 25 years of hands-on HVAC and hydronic systems experience to a multi-location organization serving Iowa homeowners. His background spans advanced system design, high-efficiency equipment, and leadership at scale. A United States Marine Corps veteran, Billy leads with discipline and accountability, focusing on system performance, long-term reliability, and homeowner clarity through properly designed and installed mechanical systems.

Quick Facts

Title: President and CEO
Experience: 25 years
Location / Service Areas: Cedar Falls, Iowa; Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, and Cedar Falls areas
Technical focus or mission: High-performance HVAC and hydronic systems, professional trade leadership, and raising the standards and public perception of the skilled trades

Experience & Leadership

Billy Pierce began his career in the trades working alongside his father, developing an early respect for mechanical systems and problem-solving in real-world conditions. After high school, he served in the United States Marine Corps, including a deployment to Ramadi, Iraq. Following his military service, he returned to the trades with a renewed sense of purpose and commitment to excellence.

Over the past 25 years, Billy has progressed from field work to senior leadership, building deep expertise in residential and light commercial HVAC, hydronics, and geothermal systems. His technical foundation includes system sizing, duct modifications, zoning strategies, and high-efficiency equipment applications. As President and CEO of Dalton PHCE&F, he is responsible for operational performance, technical standards, leadership development, and long-term business strategy across HVAC, plumbing, and electrical divisions.

Billy is an advocate for education and professionalism in the trades. He has completed extensive factory and leadership training, participates in ongoing continuing education, and actively invests in business and financial mastery. His philosophy centers on accountability, measurable results, and changing outdated perceptions of the trades by proving that skilled professionals are educated, disciplined, and essential to homeowner safety and comfort.

Technical Expertise

  • Gas boiler systems and hydronic heating
  • Geothermal heat pump system design and application
  • Air-source heat pumps and cold-climate performance
  • High-efficiency furnace and air conditioner systems
  • In-floor radiant heating systems
  • Mini-split and ductless HVAC systems
  • Duct modifications and airflow correction
  • Zone control and zoning system design
  • Indoor air quality (IAQ) installation and service
  • Manual J load calculations and residential system sizing

Licenses & Certifications

  • Journeyman HVAC License, Iowa (2004–2025)
  • Master Mechanical License, State of Iowa (Active 2025–Current)
  • OSHA 30-Hour Certification
  • Top Gun Teamwork Leadership Certificate (2024)
  • Continuing Education: 8 CEU hours every 3 years, State of Iowa

Editorial Standards & Disclosures

Content authored by Billy Pierce is based on real-world HVAC, hydronic, and geothermal experience. Articles are created to reflect current best practices, safety standards, and system design principles, reviewed for technical accuracy, and updated periodically.

Editorial Policy

Latest Posts:

How to Reduce Your Water Bill During Peak Summer Usage

June 8th, 2026 | Written By | Reviewed By William Pierce

Summer often brings higher water consumption as families spend more time outdoors, water their lawns, fill pools, and tackle seasonal cleaning projects. While some increase in usage is expected, an unexpectedly high water bill in Cedar Rapids, IA can signal hidden problems that deserve attention. By monitoring your home’s water use and addressing potential waste promptly, you can keep costs under control while protecting your plumbing system.

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Why Do My Outlets Feel Warm in Summer?

June 8th, 2026 | Written By | Reviewed By William Pierce

Summer places extra demands on your home’s electrical system. Between air conditioners, fans, dehumidifiers, and other appliances working harder to keep your home comfortable, it’s not unusual for homeowners to notice that some outlets feel slightly warm to the touch. However, warm outlets should never be ignored. If you’ve noticed unusual heat coming from your electrical outlets in Cedar Falls, IA, understanding the possible causes can help you determine when it’s time to call a professional electrician.

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How to Know Which Your AC Needs: Repair vs. Replacement

June 8th, 2026 | Written By | Reviewed By William Pierce

When your air conditioner starts having problems, one of the biggest questions homeowners face is whether to repair the system or replace it altogether. The answer depends on several factors, including the age of the unit, its maintenance history, and the extent of the problem. If you’re considering AC repair in Des Moines, IA, understanding these key factors can help you make a smart and cost-effective decision.

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