Boiler work is half this borough. It’s half our history, too.
Steam and hot-water heat runs through Staten Island's older neighborhoods, and it's been on our trucks since 1972 — repairs, repiping, radiators, and replacements piped so cleanly you'll want to show the basement off.
Steam & hydronic
The work most HVAC companies quietly avoid
Plenty of outfits will sell you a furnace. Far fewer will skim a steam boiler, chase a banging one-pipe system through a 1920s row house, or repipe a header so the water line stops bouncing. That knowledge takes decades to build, and it's exactly the work this company was built on. When another contractor says "you should probably just convert to forced air," get a second opinion from someone who actually knows boilers. That's us.
What we handle
- No-heat calls on steam and hot-water systems — priority dispatch in season
- Banging pipes, spitting air vents, and radiators that never warm up
- Leaking sections, failed circulators, zone valves, and low-water cutoffs
- Radiator and baseboard repair, replacement, and additions
- Full boiler replacement — steam or hydronic, gas-fired, Weil-McLain and other major brands; the whole process is on the boiler installation page
- Repiping done to the manufacturer's diagram, not to "how it was"
Before and after, from a real basement
The photos below are one of ours: an aging boiler with decades of improvised piping, replaced with a clean-piped modern unit. Same room, one job.
One job, one basement
Before and after
