Bay Ridge: one bridge from the shop
Bay Ridge sits just across the Verrazzano, and a lot of its housing looks like the North Shore’s — brick and limestone row houses, two- and three-families, and boilers that have heated them for a very long time.
Neighborhoods
- Bay Ridge
- Dyker Heights
- Fort Hamilton
The houses here
The side streets are attached brick and limestone homes, many of them two- and three-family, most heated by a steam or hot-water boiler in the basement. Along Third and Fifth Avenues and 86th Street it’s mixed-use: apartments over storefronts, with split and rooftop systems cooling the shops below.
What we do most here
- Boiler repair — steam and hot-water systems in multi-family buildings
- Boiler replacement — sized to the radiators actually in the building
- Ductless cooling — for apartments and additions with no ducts
- Storefront systems — service and replacement for the shops on the avenues
The bridge is part of the route
Bay Ridge jobs are scheduled like any other — the Verrazzano is part of the drive, not a reason to say no. For a no-heat call, phone the office and you’ll get a real arrival time, not a guess.