PAGE: Upper West Side (/locations/upper-west-side)

H1: Heating and cooling repair on the Upper West Side

The Upper West Side's classic stock, the prewar co-ops and condos along Central Park West, West End Avenue, and Broadway, heats with steam and cools through walls. Radiators under tall windows, risers that have carried steam for a century, and through-wall sleeves or PTAC units in nearly every apartment: that is the working inventory here, and it is the inventory this company was built on.

What breaks here

Steam faults lead: knocking radiators, vents that hiss through the night, one line of apartments cold while another overheats. Cooling calls follow in June, when sleeves that sat idle all winter drip, rattle, or blow warm. Building boilers belong to the co-op, so our work here centers on the equipment inside owners' walls, plus the small buildings and townhouses on the side streets whose boilers are the owners' own.

Access notes

Doorman buildings run on sign-ins and service entrances, and many reserve the freight elevator by the hour. Tell us the building's rules when you call, and have your managing agent's approval path in mind before the visit; co-op boards here often want notice of any work that opens a wall or moves a sleeve.

Call Call for same-day help, or begin with the free estimate.