One commercial mechanical contractor across all five boroughs — rooftop units, chillers, boilers, VRF, and building controls for office towers, hotels, restaurants, retail, and mixed-use properties. Com+ Mechanical dispatches 24/7 from a Manhattan base, serving Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island.
A large share of NYC's mixed-use and loft stock — across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and parts of Queens and the Bronx — still runs on original-vintage steam or hot-water heating. Failed traps, short-cycling burners, uneven heat by floor, and decades of patchwork repairs are routine, and cellar access in an occupied building is rarely simple.
Setting or servicing rooftop equipment in NYC means crane lifts over live streets, DOT occupancy permits, narrow rigging paths, freight-elevator scheduling, and after-hours work permits. A contractor unfamiliar with the boroughs underestimates every one of those costs and delays.
Most NYC buildings over 25,000 square feet now face tightening carbon-emissions limits under Local Law 97, and aging chillers, boilers, and RTUs are usually the largest contributor. Capital-planning replacements and electrification phases need to start years before deadlines hit.
Commercial kitchens, ground-floor restaurants, and high-traffic retail across the boroughs routinely overwhelm undersized make-up air and exhaust systems, causing negative pressure, comfort complaints, and code issues. These problems compound through summer and grease season.
When retail at grade, offices in the middle, and residential on top share a single building and a patchwork of HVAC systems, balancing comfort and managing complaints requires a contractor who can service every system rather than passing off the ones outside their specialty.
New York City is not one HVAC market — it's five. A Class A office tower in Midtown Manhattan runs on central chiller plants, cooling towers, and a BAS sequencing dozens of air handlers. A prewar mixed-use building in Brooklyn or the Bronx is heated by a cellar steam plant that's been patched for fifty years. A restaurant in Queens or a flagship storefront in SoHo lives or dies by a packaged rooftop unit and a make-up air system the kitchen overwhelmed years ago. Com+ Mechanical works across all of it. We service, repair, maintain, and replace commercial RTUs, air- and water-cooled chillers, commercial steam and hydronic boilers, cooling towers, VRF/VRV systems, air handlers, and the controls that tie them together — for property managers, building owners, and facility directors who need one accountable vendor across a portfolio instead of a different contractor at every site. Operating from a Manhattan office and dispatching across the metro, our crews are familiar with NYC's realities: DOB permitting, freight-elevator windows, after-hours roof access, crane lifts over live streets, co-op and condo board rules, and Local Law 97 carbon-emissions pressure that's only getting tighter. Whether you manage a single landmark building in Manhattan, a restaurant group across Queens and Brooklyn, or a 30-site retail portfolio across the boroughs, the goal is the same: keep tenants conditioned, keep equipment running, and plan capital work before it becomes an emergency call.
From call to comfort in 4 easy steps
We walk the building with your property manager or facilities lead, inventory the mechanical systems, and confirm access, controls, and operational hours before quoting anything.
You get a fixed written proposal — repair scope, parts, access plan, and schedule — before any work begins. No surprises after the crane arrives.
Work is scheduled around tenant hours, freight-elevator windows, and building rules. We coordinate with property management, security, and other trades.
Every visit produces a written condition report on the equipment we touched, so your file supports capital planning and Local Law 97 documentation.
The backbone of cooling for NYC's Class A office towers, hospitals, and large floorplates — air- and water-cooled chillers paired with cooling towers, condenser-water systems, and air handlers.
Common throughout NYC's prewar mixed-use and loft buildings — cellar-based steam or hot-water boilers heating retail at grade and offices or residential above.
Packaged rooftop units and VRF/VRV systems conditioning retail storefronts, restaurants, smaller commercial buildings, and tenant fit-outs across the boroughs.
We dispatch from a Manhattan office near Times Square and roll trucks daily across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island. Local presence means faster response and shorter equipment downtime.
We focus on commercial systems — RTUs, chillers, boilers, cooling towers, VRF, and controls — for office, retail, restaurant, and mixed-use properties. We do not chase residential split installs.
For owners and managers running multiple NYC properties, we provide one accountable contractor with consistent service records across every system and site.
Every assessment factors NYC carbon-emissions pressure and recommends efficiency, electrification, and controls improvements phased around your capital plan.
No fees. No surprises. Just honest service.
Diagnostic and repair for rooftop units, chillers, boilers, cooling towers, VRF, and controls when a system is down or underperforming — scoped to the equipment and access at your building.
Scheduled seasonal maintenance across your building's mechanical systems to hold efficiency, prevent emergency calls, and support capital planning — with priority response for agreement clients.
Around-the-clock response for no-cooling, no-heat, and equipment-down situations across NYC, with rapid mobilization and temporary measures when a system is offline during peak season.
All pricing is scoped after an on-site assessment, because equipment type, rooftop and cellar access, crane and permit requirements, and controls integration vary by building and drive the real cost. Every engagement is presented as a fixed written proposal before work begins.
Business+ plans start at $499/year — includes 2 rtu tune-ups, 10% off all services, and priority scheduling.
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We serve commercial buildings across all five NYC boroughs — Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island — including Midtown, the Financial District, Hudson Yards, Chelsea, the Flatiron, SoHo, Downtown Brooklyn, Long Island City, Astoria, Flushing, and the surrounding metro. We dispatch from a Manhattan office near Times Square.
We provide 24/7 emergency response across all five boroughs for no-cooling, no-heat, and equipment-down situations, and our Manhattan base helps us mobilize quickly into the metro. When a chiller, boiler, or rooftop unit goes down during peak season, we can deploy and put temporary measures in place while a permanent repair is scoped.
Yes. We regularly support property managers and owners with multiple NYC buildings, acting as one accountable vendor across every system — rooftop units, chillers, boilers, VRF, and controls — with consistent service records and reporting. You get one point of contact and standardized preventive maintenance across the whole portfolio.
NYC Local Law 97 sets tightening carbon-emissions limits on most buildings over 25,000 square feet, and aging chillers, boilers, and rooftop units are often the largest contributors. We assess where your building stands and recommend high-efficiency equipment, electrification options, and controls improvements that lower carbon intensity and operating cost — phased around your capital plan instead of an all-at-once replacement.
Yes. We service rooftop units, make-up air systems, exhaust, and ventilation for ground-floor restaurants and commercial kitchens across NYC, where undersized or aging systems routinely cause negative pressure, comfort complaints, and code issues — especially during peak summer service.
Yes — we have dedicated information for each borough and major submarket. See our pages for Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Staten Island, Midtown, the Financial District, Hudson Yards, Downtown Brooklyn, and Long Island City for borough- and neighborhood-specific detail.
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Whether you manage a Class A tower in Manhattan, a restaurant group across Brooklyn and Queens, or a multi-site retail portfolio across the boroughs, Com+ Mechanical keeps your mechanical systems running with one accountable contractor for repair, maintenance, and 24/7 emergency coverage. Call (332) 600-4640 or request service to schedule a building assessment.
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