Two repair services, both fluent in New York buildings

Empire City Air Care does two things: air conditioning repair and heating repair, for the homes and small buildings of New York City. The short list is deliberate. The systems in a prewar co-op, a Brooklyn brownstone, and a Riverdale house fail in ways that reward depth over breadth, and this company's depth is the city's own stock: steam, hydronic, PTAC, through-wall, ductless, and the central systems threaded through buildings never designed for them.

AC repair

Cooling here means whatever the building actually has: a PTAC under the window, a unit in a through-wall sleeve, a ductless mini-split, a heat pump, or a central system. Repairs start with the symptoms the building reports, warm air, water where water should never be, noise, short runs, and a straight answer about whether the equipment is worth repairing. Window units are the honest exception: they are almost never worth a repair bill, and the estimate visit will tell you so rather than sell you one.

Heating repair

Heating carries full weight on this site because it carries full weight in this city. Steam boilers and radiators, hot water systems and baseboards, furnaces in houses, and heat pumps in newer buildings all sit inside heating repair, and the fall and winter schedule is built around them. Knocking pipes, one cold riser, a boiler that fires and quits: each symptom points somewhere specific, and the repair follows the pointing.

What every job starts with

A free, hassle-free, no-obligation estimate. The findings come first, in plain language, with typical planning ranges for the likely repairs and the contractor confirming the price before work begins. Call Call for same-day help or start at the estimate page.

Who this is for, and who it is not

For: owners of the home or building, co-op and condo owners responsible for their own equipment, and small landlords. Not for: tenants in buildings whose staff and service contracts already own these systems; those calls belong to your super and managing agent, and we will tell you that on the phone rather than book a visit that cannot proceed.