Furnaces, boilers, and heat pumps, serviced by one company.
We install, repair, and maintain the full range of heating equipment found in North Jersey housing — and during the heating season, no-heat calls are scheduled first.
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Furnace Installation & Replacement
We install and replace gas furnaces for homes across the service area. Every furnace is sized by a load calculation performed at the property, and the venting is designed for the equipment rather than reused by default.
- High-efficiency furnaces across all major brands, sized by load calculation
- Venting and gas piping designed and installed to code
- Ductwork corrected or fabricated in our own Clifton shop where the existing runs restrict airflow
- Permits filed and municipal inspection completed on every installation
- Combustion safety and carbon monoxide testing before handover
Boiler Service
Much of the older housing in Passaic, Essex, and Hudson counties heats with boilers and radiators. We repair, replace, and maintain both hydronic and steam systems, and we do not treat them as an afterthought to forced air.
- Hydronic and steam boiler repair and replacement
- Radiator, zone valve, and circulator service
- Uneven-heat and banging-pipe diagnosis in steam systems
- Annual boiler maintenance, including safety and efficiency checks
Heat Pumps & Dual-Fuel
Modern cold-climate heat pumps heat efficiently through North Jersey winters and cool in summer from the same equipment. We install full heat pump systems and dual-fuel configurations that pair a heat pump with a gas furnace for the coldest days.
- Cold-climate heat pump systems sized for year-round use
- Dual-fuel configurations that switch automatically between heat pump and furnace
- Ductless heat pump zones for homes without ductwork
- Applicable rebates and the federal tax credit identified in the written quote
Heating Repair
Repairs begin with a diagnosis and a written quote, and the quoted price is the invoiced price. During the heating season, loss-of-heat calls are placed at the front of the schedule.
- Ignitor, flame sensor, blower, and control board diagnosis and repair
- Boiler no-heat, leak, and pressure problems
- Short-cycling, uneven heat, and thermostat faults
- Repair-versus-replace assessment presented with both costs when the system is near end of life
Heating Maintenance
A fall tune-up is a safety check as much as a performance check. Heat exchangers, venting, and combustion are inspected before the system runs all winter, and maintenance plan members receive the visit automatically.
- Combustion safety and carbon monoxide testing on every visit
- Heat exchanger, burner, and venting inspection
- Filter, blower, and thermostat verification
- A written condition report after every visit
What homeowners ask about heating.
Check that the thermostat is set to heat and above room temperature, that the system's power switch is on, that the breaker has not tripped, and that the filter is not clogged. If the system still does not run, call the office — during the heating season, no-heat calls are scheduled first.
Fifteen to twenty years is typical for a maintained gas furnace in our climate, and annual maintenance is usually the difference between the two ends of that range. Boilers commonly last longer. When a system is beyond fifteen years and a repair would exceed one third of replacement cost, replacement is usually the better use of the money.
Modern cold-climate heat pumps maintain capacity well below freezing and heat most homes here without assistance. For homeowners who want a reserve for the coldest days, a dual-fuel configuration pairs the heat pump with a gas furnace and switches automatically. The assessment determines which configuration fits the house.
Yes. Steam and hydronic boiler service is a regular part of our work, particularly in the older housing of Passaic, Essex, and Hudson counties, and we repair, replace, and maintain both system types.
Once a year, in fall, before the heating season. The visit includes combustion safety and carbon monoxide testing, which is the part of maintenance that should not be skipped.
Request a heating estimate.
A licensed technician assesses the home and the equipment, and provides a written, itemized quote at no cost.
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