Rooftop units, lifted and running around your business hours

Capability

A residential company’s manners on a commercial roof

When a rooftop unit needs a crane, we line up the rigging crew and schedule the lift around your business hours. Everything the new unit sits on and connects to — the curb adaptor, the transitions, the ductwork — is fabricated in our own sheet-metal shop, so it fits the first time instead of on the second trip. And the same crew that handles a warehouse roof shows up for a storefront's five-ton split without acting like it's beneath them.

What we do for businesses

• Rooftop package unit service and replacement, with the crane lift coordinated for you
• Split systems and dedicated server/equipment room cooling
• Make-up air and exhaust for restaurants and commercial kitchens
• Custom ductwork, curbs, transitions, and plenums from our own sheet-metal shop — cut on our plasma table, formed on our brakes, fitted by the people who made them
• Planned maintenance contracts with documented visits, filter programs, and priority no-cooling response
• NYC DOB-permitted work, with a permit history going back to the 1990s

Downtime is the real invoice

A restaurant dining room at 85 degrees isn't an HVAC problem, it's a revenue problem. Commercial maintenance customers get scheduled off-hours service and first call in a heat wave. If your current vendor's answer to July is a voicemail box, let's talk before July.