Furnace quit in February. Central air blowing warm in July. We handle both, plus the tune-ups that keep them from happening. Based in Centereach, working across Suffolk County.
Most Long Island homes run one of four setups. We work on all of them, whatever brand is bolted to the wall.
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We diagnose first and quote before we start. You get told what failed, what it costs, and whether the repair is worth it on a system that old. If a unit is on its last legs we say so instead of selling you a part that buys you one more season.
Same-day diagnostics on most calls. Common parts ride on the truck, so a lot of repairs finish on the first visit.
Replacement starts with sizing. A unit that is too big short-cycles, wears out early and leaves the house humid. We measure the home instead of matching whatever tonnage was there before.
Old equipment hauled out, new equipment set, lines and drains run clean, system charged and tested before we leave. We install and service Rheem, York, Carrier and Trane, and handle Daikin and Mitsubishi ductless equipment. Whatever brand is already on the wall, we work on it.
Heat checked in the fall, air conditioning checked in the spring. Coils cleaned, refrigerant charge verified, electrical connections tightened, drain lines flushed. Most of the emergency calls we run in July trace back to something a spring tune-up would have caught in April.
Usually low refrigerant from a leak, a dirty condenser coil, or a failed capacitor. All three are common and all three are diagnosable on the first visit.
Central air, roughly 12 to 15 years on Long Island. Gas furnaces often run 15 to 20. Salt air and skipped maintenance pull both numbers down.
Most days, yes. Call and we will tell you straight what the schedule looks like.
We run out of Centereach and cover Suffolk County. Commercial and refrigeration calls also run into Nassau County. If your town is not on the list, call anyway. Odds are we can still get to you.
Service areaCentereach
Call and you get a person, not a phone tree. Tell us what the system is doing and we will tell you what it takes to fix it.