Based in Stapleton. Over every bridge.
Our shop is at 39 Broad Street, a few blocks up from the ferry. From there it’s the whole Island every day, Bay Ridge across the Verrazzano, and New Jersey across the Bayonne, Goethals, and Outerbridge crossings.
Pick your part of the map
Six areas, six kinds of house
The Island isn’t one place to an HVAC crew. The North Shore runs on steam, the middle on forced air, the shoreline lives with salt air and raised foundations. Each area page covers what the houses there actually need.
North Shore
The North Shore is home. The shop is on Broad Street.
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East Shore
The East Shore: close to the water, and it shows
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Mid-Island
Mid-Island: forced air, on its second or third system
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South Shore
The South Shore: bigger houses, bigger systems
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Bay Ridge, Brooklyn
Bay Ridge: one bridge from the shop
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New Jersey
New Jersey, across three bridges
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Where we work daily
All of Staten Island, every day
If you're on the Island, you're in the service area — no checking, no "depends on the zip." Some of the neighborhoods on this week's schedule:
- St. George
- Tompkinsville
- Stapleton
- Clifton
- Rosebank
- Arrochar
- South Beach
- Grasmere
- Dongan Hills
- Midland Beach
- New Dorp
- Oakwood
- Grant City
- Bay Terrace
- Great Kills
- Eltingville
- Annadale
- Huguenot
- Prince's Bay
- Pleasant Plains
- Tottenville
- Rossville
- Woodrow
- Arden Heights
- Heartland Village
- New Springville
- Bulls Head
- Westerleigh
- Castleton Corners
- West Brighton
- Port Richmond
- Mariners Harbor
- Todt Hill
- Emerson Hill
- Silver Lake
- Sunnyside
- Richmondtown
- Willowbrook
Across the bridges
We also work regularly in Bay Ridge and nearby Brooklyn, one bridge from the shop, and in New Jersey across the Bayonne Bridge, the Goethals, and the Outerbridge — Bayonne, Elizabeth, Linden, Rahway, Carteret, Woodbridge, and Perth Amboy. Somewhere else? Call; the answer takes ten seconds.
A borough we actually know
Knowing the housing matters as much as knowing the streets. The pre-war stock north of the expressway runs on steam and radiators — that's boiler country. The post-Verrazzano tract build-out mid-island is forced air wearing out on schedule — furnace and central air work. And the East Shore homes elevated after Sandy put mechanicals in new places that not every contractor has caught up with. We have.