In most NYC-area multifamily, mixed-use, and institutional buildings, the boiler is the single most important piece of mechanical equipment — and the one that generates the most no-heat calls, violations, and capital-planning headaches. Com+ Mechanical repairs, replaces, and installs commercial steam and hot-water boilers across the five boroughs and Long Island, with recommendations based on measured building load, not the nameplate of the boiler being replaced.
Common in pre-war NYC apartment buildings. Reliable when the piping, traps, vents and controls are right — and wasteful when they are not. Replacing the boiler without addressing the distribution system rarely fixes uneven heat.
Circulate heated water through baseboard, radiators, fan coils or air handlers. Easier to zone and control, and the natural candidate for condensing equipment when return-water temperatures allow.
Condensing boilers recover heat from flue gases and reach their rated efficiency only with low return-water temperatures. In steam systems or high-temperature loops they may not condense — we check before recommending them.
Durable workhorses for mid-size buildings. Sectional boilers can often be assembled in place, which matters for basements with tight access.
Several smaller boilers staged together for redundancy and better part-load efficiency — one unit can be serviced while the others carry the building.
Many buildings still burn oil or run dual-fuel burners. Fuel choice affects operating cost, maintenance, tank compliance and Local Law 97 exposure.
A commercial boiler heats water or produces steam for space heating and often domestic hot water in apartment buildings, offices, schools, houses of worship, healthcare facilities, and retail. Compared with residential equipment they are larger, typically subject to periodic inspection and filing requirements, and frequently tied into older distribution systems — one-pipe and two-pipe steam, or hydronic loops with multiple zones. Decisions about a commercial boiler affect tenant comfort, compliance status, fuel spend, and the building's emissions profile under Local Law 97, so they deserve an engineering-first approach rather than a like-for-like swap by default.
From call to comfort in 6 easy steps
We inspect the boiler, burner, venting, distribution piping, controls and fuel system, and review the building's heating complaints and history.
We size from the building's actual heating load and fuel-use data rather than copying the existing nameplate.
Like-for-like, high-efficiency, oil-to-gas, or electrified/hybrid options compared on cost, efficiency and emissions exposure.
A written scope and price, required filings coordinated, and work scheduled to minimize heat and hot-water downtime.
Old equipment removed, new boiler set, piped, vented and wired, with temporary heat planned where needed.
Combustion analysis, control setup and staff walkthrough, followed by a planned maintenance program.
We work on building heating plants — steam and hydronic — not residential furnaces.
We look at the whole heating system, so a new boiler actually fixes the comfort problem.
Clear documentation, one point of contact, and coordination with supers, boards and tenants.
Condition assessments let you replace on your schedule instead of in a January emergency.
No fees. No surprises. Just honest service.
Troubleshooting, repair, and a documented condition report.
Replacement sized to measured load on the existing fuel and distribution system.
Oil-to-gas, condensing, modular, or electrified/hybrid heating plant.
Final pricing is confirmed in writing after a site assessment. Off-season scheduling typically reduces disruption and avoids emergency premiums.
Business+ plans start at $499/year — includes 2 rtu tune-ups, 10% off all services, and priority scheduling.
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Get answers to common questions about our services
Lifespan depends on type, water treatment, and maintenance. Well-maintained cast-iron and firetube boilers often run for decades, while neglected units fail far sooner. A condition assessment is a better guide than age alone.
Sometimes, but converting distribution is a major project. Many buildings get large gains by replacing the boiler and correcting steam traps, vents and controls. We compare both paths before recommending one.
They pay off when return-water temperatures are low enough for them to condense — typical in hydronic systems with outdoor reset. In steam or high-temperature systems, a high-efficiency non-condensing boiler may be the better value.
For covered NYC buildings, yes. Fuel choice and efficiency directly affect emissions and potential penalties, so we include LL97 impact in replacement options, including hybrid or electrified approaches.
Yes. Oil-to-gas conversion involves utility service availability, burner or boiler replacement, venting changes, and oil tank decommissioning. We assess feasibility and coordinate the steps.
Late spring through early fall. Replacing outside heating season avoids tenant outages and emergency conditions, and gives time for filings and equipment lead times.
Yes. We provide 24/7 commercial response for no-heat and no-hot-water situations across our service area.
Yes. We support property-management companies with portfolio-wide maintenance, documentation and coordinated scheduling.
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Tell us about the building and the boiler. We'll assess the whole heating system and give you clear repair, replacement, and conversion options before the next cold snap.
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