HVAC Contractor in Brooklyn & Queens

Mechanical-room work for residential buildings, commercial properties and mixed-use buildings across Brooklyn and Queens. Piping, equipment, preventive maintenance and inspections.

What does mechanical-room work include?

Piping, equipment installation, pump and valve work, insulation and anything in the building's central plant: boilers, hot water systems, expansion tanks, pressure equipment.

Do you set up preventive maintenance programs?

Yes. We hold maintenance agreements for multi-family and commercial buildings: scheduled inspections, seasonal service and priority response.

Can you work in occupied buildings?

Always. We schedule around tenants and building management, minimize downtime, and isolate work areas.

Do you document the work for building records?

Yes. We provide a written service record for every mechanical job, useful for building inspections and insurance.

Do you install mini-splits?

Yes. We handle the mechanical side of ductless mini-split installations: refrigerant line sets, condensate drain lines, and line-hide conduit on brick or masonry exteriors. We work in pre-war rowhouses, apartment buildings, loft conversions, and commercial spaces across Brooklyn and Queens. Electrical connection is coordinated with a licensed electrician.

What is a fan coil unit and do you install them?

A fan coil unit (FCU) is a heating and cooling terminal unit connected to a central chilled water or hot water system — common in co-ops, condos, and mixed-use buildings built from the 1960s onward. We install, replace, and connect FCUs including supply and return piping, condensate drain, and controls. Fan coil work is a step up from mini-split installation and requires understanding the building's central plant.