Heating Services in NYC

Heating repairs, replacements, installations & maintenance in Manhattan

You need a dependable partner you know you can turn to when your heating system needs attention. As a Mitsubishi Electric Diamond Contractor with over 50 years in business, we fully understand the specific demands that our harsh winter weather places on your equipment, and with 24/7 same-day emergency heating support, we are always here to help when you need us most. 

At Airtronics, we can repair, install, and service all major makes and models of furnaces and heat pumps. By carefully evaluating your current setup, we can provide clear, straightforward recommendations that prioritize energy efficiency and long-term reliability. We are equipped to diagnose and resolve issues quickly and safely. From commercial facilities to residential properties, we can provide the responsive support needed to keep your indoor environment warm and secure throughout the coldest months of the year. 

Contact us online or call (212) 302-2020 when you need professional heating services in New York. Ask about our preventative maintenance plans.

We can help you explore the latest heating systems

Our technicians are familiar with a wide range of heating equipment, with forced-air furnaces being among the most common systems we encounter. A furnace generates heat by burning a fuel source, such as natural gas or heating oil, or by utilizing electrical resistance coils. The generated heat warms a central component called a heat exchanger. A blower motor then passes air over this exchanger and distributes the newly warmed air throughout the building via a network of ducts. 

The primary advantage of a furnace is its ability to heat a space rapidly, and modern, high-tier models offer exceptionally high energy efficiency. On the downside, because they rely on ductwork, they can sometimes distribute air unevenly if the system is improperly balanced, and gas or oil models require strict maintenance to mitigate combustion-related safety hazards. 

In contrast to furnaces, heat pumps do not generate heat directly. Instead, they move existing heat from one place to another. During the winter, an air-source heat pump extracts ambient heat from the outdoor air, even in very cold temperatures, and transfers it inside your property through a refrigerant cycle. This process makes heat pumps remarkably energy-efficient, and they offer the added benefit of acting as an air conditioning system during the summer months. We frequently install these units for property owners looking to transition away from fossil fuels and lower long-term utility costs. The main drawback of a heat pump is the initial installation investment, which is typically higher than a standard furnace replacement. 

Tips for lowering your heating bill

Keeping your property warm during the winter months does not have to mean dealing with exorbitant utility costs. By implementing a few strategic adjustments and keeping up with routine maintenance, you can significantly reduce your energy consumption while maintaining a comfortable indoor environment.