Property management companies don't run one kind of building — you run a mixed portfolio, and every site has a different mechanical fleet: rooftop units over a retail tenant, a chiller-and-BAS office floor, a steam or hot-water boiler in a mixed-use property, and exhaust and makeup air everywhere in between. Com+ Mechanical is the single HVAC partner that covers all of it, with preventive maintenance, repairs, capital retrofits and 24/7 emergency response on one agreement and one point of contact. We serve property managers, asset managers, owners and facilities leads across the five boroughs, Nassau, Westchester, northern New Jersey and Stamford, CT.
When each property has its own HVAC vendor, you get inconsistent paperwork, no portfolio-wide view of equipment condition, and finger-pointing when a job spans trades. Consolidating onto one partner gives you standardized reporting and a single point of accountability across every site.
A hot floor, a cold suite, or a noisy rooftop unit becomes your problem the moment a tenant calls — often with a lease clause behind it. Without priority response and a documented history, comfort complaints turn into chargeback disputes and renewal friction.
A compressor or heat exchanger that fails with no notice forces an emergency capital outlay you didn't forecast. Aging equipment across many buildings, tracked by no one, means the next five-figure replacement is always a surprise instead of a planned line item.
Leases split who maintains and replaces what — base-building systems versus tenant supplemental units — and the line is often unclear in the field. Servicing the wrong unit, or missing one you're contractually obligated to maintain, creates billing disputes and deferred-maintenance liability.
Skipped filter changes, fouled coils and untuned combustion quietly raise energy spend and shorten equipment life across a portfolio until failures cluster — usually during a heat wave or cold snap when response is slowest and costliest.
Asset managers, lenders and insurers want a service history, and covered NYC buildings face Local Law 97 emissions reporting. Scattered invoices from multiple vendors don't produce the documented, benchmarkable record those stakeholders expect.
Managing HVAC across a portfolio is a different problem than maintaining a single building. Your assets aren't standardized — one property runs gas/electric rooftop units, the next a central chiller plant with VAV and a building automation system, another a boiler with perimeter heat, and almost all of them have tenant exhaust, makeup air and ventilation that the lease makes you responsible for. Spread that across multiple buildings and you end up juggling a different contractor per site, inconsistent paperwork, and no clear view of which equipment is about to fail or eat your capital budget. Com+ Mechanical replaces that with one accountable vendor across the whole portfolio: a tagged asset list for every building, a documented preventive schedule sized to each system, consolidated per-building reporting, and the same crew for routine PM, break-fix repairs, planned retrofits and after-hours emergencies. We work the way property teams actually operate — coordinating COIs, roof and mechanical-room access, tenant notice, and the landlord-versus-tenant HVAC responsibility split written into your leases — and we frame our reporting around OpEx predictability, capital planning and Local Law 97 exposure so you can defend decisions to ownership. The goal is fewer surprise failures, fewer tenant complaints, and a single relationship instead of a binder full of phone numbers.
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We walk each building — roofs, mechanical rooms and tenant spaces — and inventory every HVAC unit by make, age and condition, documenting access requirements and which systems are base-building versus tenant responsibility. This becomes the tagged asset list behind everything we do.
We rank systems by consequence of failure — which units, if down, mean tenant complaints, lost revenue or a compliance issue — and design a preventive schedule and coverage level per system, so high-risk equipment gets richer coverage instead of one flat plan across the portfolio.
We execute the preventive calendar, handle break-fix repairs and tenant fit-out work, and quote planned retrofits and replacements with repair-versus-replace guidance — all under one relationship, with COI and tenant-access coordination handled for each visit.
After every visit you get documented condition reports with photos and logged readings, and on a recurring basis a portfolio review with equipment lifecycle forecasts, budget guidance and Local Law 97-relevant findings — so you can plan capital and defend decisions to ownership.
The most common configuration over retail, restaurant and single-tenant commercial spaces in a portfolio — gas/electric and heat-pump packages, plus ducted and ductless splits serving individual suites.
Larger office, mixed-use and high-rise properties run central plants — chillers with cooling towers for cooling, and steam or hot-water boilers for heat — serving multiple floors and zones through air handlers and VAV.
Modern fit-outs and electrification strategies increasingly use VRF/VRV with zone control, tied together by a building automation system that schedules and monitors equipment across the building.
Rooftop units, chillers, boilers, cooling towers, air handlers, VRF and controls across every building can sit under a single agreement, so nothing falls through the cracks between trades or sites.
Single point of contact, documented reporting after every visit, and COI, roof access and tenant-notice coordination handled for you — including the base-building versus tenant-unit distinction your leases define.
We frame condition and runtime findings around OpEx predictability, capital forecasting and Local Law 97 emissions exposure — not just a checklist of parts replaced — so the data is useful to ownership and lenders.
Scheduled preventive work catches worn belts, fouled coils and drifting refrigerant charge before they become after-hours failures and tenant complaints, reducing both downtime and surprise spend across the portfolio.
No fees. No surprises. Just honest service.
The backbone of a portfolio program: scheduled preventive service across every covered building, with documented reporting and priority response between visits.
Project-based break-fix repairs, tenant fit-out HVAC and planned equipment replacements and efficiency retrofits across the portfolio, scoped with repair-versus-replace guidance.
Round-the-clock emergency response across the portfolio for no-heat, no-cooling and equipment-down failures that can't wait for a scheduled visit.
Engagement models shown are structures, not quotes — all pricing is a Custom Quote. Final pricing is confirmed in writing after a portfolio assessment, since cost depends on the number and type of units, building access, visit frequency and the coverage level selected, and covered-versus-excluded scope (including refrigerant, controls and central-plant components) is defined per agreement before signing.
Business+ plans start at $499/year — includes 2 rtu tune-ups, 10% off all services, and priority scheduling.
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Yes. Consolidating a mixed portfolio onto one vendor is exactly what we're built for. We put every building's equipment on a single tagged asset list under one master relationship, with consistent per-building reporting, coordinated scheduling and one point of contact across the five boroughs, Nassau, Westchester, northern New Jersey and Stamford. You can place mission-critical buildings on richer coverage and lower-risk sites on a lighter plan, all under the same agreement.
Yes — HVAC failures don't wait for business hours, so we provide 24/7 emergency commercial response across the NYC metro, with agreement holders dispatched ahead of non-contract calls. Preventive coverage also reduces how often you need emergency service in the first place by catching faults before they fail.
We document, building by building, which systems are base-building (your responsibility) versus tenant supplemental units, based on your leases, and tag them on the asset list so the right equipment is serviced and billed to the right party. That prevents the common problem of servicing a unit you're not obligated to maintain — or missing one you are — and keeps maintenance and replacement responsibility clear for both you and your tenants.
Yes. Part of a portfolio program is an equipment lifecycle view: we track the age and condition of each unit and forecast which are approaching end of life, so replacements become planned capital line items instead of surprise emergency outlays. Our reporting is built to help you separate CapEx from OpEx and defend the timing of major replacements to ownership and asset management.
For covered NYC buildings, equipment kept on a documented preventive schedule runs at its rated efficiency — clean coils, tuned combustion and correct control sequences all lower energy use, which directly affects your emissions and Local Law 97 exposure. We produce documented condition and runtime reporting you can use for benchmarking, frame efficiency retrofits around emissions targets, and verify ventilation and exhaust performance so occupied spaces meet applicable code.
Because portfolios are heterogeneous, we service the full range commonly found across commercial buildings: packaged rooftop units, split and VRF/VRV systems, central chiller plants and cooling towers, steam and hot-water boilers, air handlers and VAV systems, and the building automation and controls that tie them together — from manufacturers including Carrier, Trane, York, Daikin Applied, AAON, Mitsubishi Electric, Cleaver-Brooks and Weil-McLain. One vendor covers every system type rather than a separate specialist per trade.
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Send us your building list and we'll assess the equipment across every property, then return a written program — preventive maintenance, repairs and capital retrofits, and 24/7 emergency coverage — with a tagged asset list and consolidated reporting so you manage one relationship instead of a contractor per site. Fewer surprise failures, fewer tenant complaints, and budgets you can forecast and defend. Serving property management companies across the NYC metro. Call (332) 600-4640 to start.
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