Brownstones and row houses
Three or four floors and usually no ducts. A multi-zone ductless mini-split gives each floor its own control, or a ducted system can serve the top floor from the attic.
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Brownstones in Harlem and Hamilton Heights, prewar co-ops in Washington Heights and Inwood: our lead technician visits, checks the building and gives you an itemized written quote.
Tell us what you need. We'll get back to you to set a time for the on-site visit.
Harlem, East Harlem, Morningside Heights, Hamilton Heights, Sugar Hill, Washington Heights, Hudson Heights and Inwood.
Three or four floors and usually no ducts. A multi-zone ductless mini-split gives each floor its own control, or a ducted system can serve the top floor from the attic.
Many houses keep the boiler. A cold-climate heat pump cools in summer and can carry much of the heating, with the boiler kept for the coldest days.
Ductless systems in place of window units, and PTAC replacement where the building has through-wall sleeves, with the paperwork your board asks for.
Service, repairs and preventive maintenance for commercial HVAC, including maintenance contracts.
Diamond System Builder is Mitsubishi Electric's installer certification. Mitsubishi systems we install come with a 12-year manufacturer warranty, Daikin systems we install 7 years and Gree systems we install 5 years. Coverage and conditions are set by each manufacturer.
Have a Mitsubishi system that needs a check? See mini-split service and repair. Rest of Manhattan: Manhattan installation.
Yes. Most brownstones have no ductwork, so a multi-zone ductless system, or one system per floor, is the usual choice. Lines can run through closets and along the cleanest path, and the outdoor units usually go in the rear yard or on the roof. A renovation is the easiest time to plan it, but we also install in finished houses.
The rear yard, the roof or a rear wall are the usual spots, out of view from the street. Historic districts and landmarked buildings can have rules about visible equipment. We look at the options on the visit and give you the equipment details for any approval your building needs.
Yes. A ductless mini-split cools and adds heat without blocking the window. Many co-op boards ask for equipment details, a layout and the work schedule first. We give you the equipment details and layout your board asks for.
Yes, for residential new installations and system replacements. You get an itemized written quote to keep, with no obligation. For commercial work, call us to set up a visit.
More answers: common HVAC questions in NYC and our guide to choosing a mini-split.
Call (329) 200-4990 or text (646) 724-9231, or send the form and we'll get back to you to set a time for the visit.