Com+ Mechanical keeps assisted living, memory care, and long-term care facilities comfortable, compliant, and survey-ready — from resident-room PTACs to central plants — across the five boroughs, Nassau, Westchester, northern NJ, and Stamford, CT.
Older adults have impaired thermoregulation, so a room a few degrees off comfort can become a real health risk and a family complaint. Aging PTACs and PTHPs drift out of calibration, lose capacity from clogged coils, and fail on the hottest and coldest days. We standardize unit performance room-by-room and phase replacements so wings stay habitable.
ASHRAE 170 and CMS Conditions of Participation set air-change rates and pressure directions for soiled-utility, medication, and isolation spaces. Dampers stick, exhaust fans degrade, and a positive room quietly goes negative. We measure, rebalance, and document airflow and pressure so you're survey-ready instead of scrambling during a window.
Too-high humidity promotes mold and microbial growth; too-low dries airways and raises infection susceptibility in a vulnerable population. Undersized or failing dehumidification — common in older assisted-living stock — lets RH drift out of range. We diagnose moisture loads and right-size dehumidification and reheat to keep IAQ in a defensible band.
When one rooftop unit, boiler, or chiller serves a corridor of non-ambulatory residents, a failure can force relocation or trigger an emergency plan. We build redundancy where it matters, prioritize critical equipment in PM rounds, and respond fast when something does go down — because the alternative is moving residents who can't easily be moved.
You can't run jackhammers and open ceilings the way you would in an empty warehouse. Work in memory-care and long-term-care areas has to account for resident routines, wander risk, dust and infection-control measures, and quiet hours. We plan sequencing, containment, and off-hours work around your census, not the other way around.
Much of the metro's senior-living stock runs decades-old PTACs, boilers, and rooftop units that are inefficient and increasingly hard to source parts for — now under NYC Local Law 97 carbon pressure. Without a plan, you're stuck reacting to failures. We build multi-year capital roadmaps that stage replacements, improve efficiency, and spread spend across budget cycles.
In a nursing home or assisted living community, the HVAC system isn't a comfort amenity — it's part of resident care. Older adults lose the ability to thermoregulate, so a failed compressor on a hot July afternoon isn't an inconvenience; it's a medical event and a reportable one. At the same time, your building runs a complex mix of equipment: a PTAC or PTHP in nearly every resident room, fan-coils and a central chiller/boiler plant, dedicated outdoor-air and exhaust serving corridors and dining, make-up air for a commercial kitchen, and pressure-controlled spaces where infection prevention depends on airflow direction. Com+ Mechanical specializes in commercial and healthcare-adjacent HVAC for senior living operators across the NYC metro. We understand that work happens around occupied, often non-ambulatory residents, that ventilation and humidity carry survey weight under ASHRAE 170 and CMS Conditions of Participation, and that "we'll be there next week" is not an acceptable answer when a resident wing has lost heating or cooling. One vendor, your full mechanical footprint, and a team that knows the stakes in your building.
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We walk the building with your facilities lead — cataloging resident-room units, central plant, ventilation and exhaust, kitchen make-up air, and controls. We flag end-of-life equipment, ventilation and pressure gaps, and the zones where a failure would hit residents hardest.
We benchmark airflow, pressure relationships, and humidity against ASHRAE 170 and CMS Conditions of Participation, and document where you stand. You get a clear picture of survey exposure and the specific corrections that close the gaps.
We propose a maintenance, repair, or capital plan sequenced around your census and routines — off-hours and wing-by-wing where needed, with containment and infection-control measures so residents are never put at risk during the work.
We perform the work, verify performance, and hand you survey-ready documentation. Under a maintenance agreement, we keep critical equipment on a PM cadence, track filter and coil programs, and stay on call for emergencies.
The workhorse of resident rooms across assisted-living and long-term-care buildings — one self-contained heating-and-cooling unit per room. They're reliable but maintenance-sensitive, and a fleet of them is a fleet of failure points if not on a program.
Common in newer and larger skilled-nursing facilities: a central hot-water or steam boiler and chiller plant feeding 2-pipe or 4-pipe fan-coils and air handlers throughout the building. Efficient and quiet, but a plant failure can affect many residents at once.
The ventilation backbone that brings in conditioned fresh air, manages humidity, and maintains the pressure relationships that infection prevention depends on — serving corridors, dining, soiled-utility, and isolation spaces.
In senior living, comfort, ventilation, and humidity are health and safety issues for people who can't compensate for a system that's off. We approach every job with that reality front of mind — not as a generic box-replacement.
From a single resident-room PTAC to a central chiller-and-boiler plant, DOAS, and building automation, we cover the whole mix. You don't juggle three contractors and finger-pointing when something fails.
We understand the ventilation, pressure, and humidity expectations that surveyors and accreditors scrutinize, and we document our work so you can demonstrate compliance instead of explaining a deficiency.
Whether your community is in Brooklyn, Nassau, Westchester, northern NJ, or Stamford, you get the same accountable team and a single number to call — for routine PM and for the 2 a.m. boiler failure.
No fees. No surprises. Just honest service.
A scheduled PM program that keeps resident-room units, central plant, and ventilation running reliably — with survey-ready documentation and capital-planning support.
Project-based repairs, equipment replacement, ventilation upgrades, and efficiency retrofits — phased around your residents and your budget cycle.
Around-the-clock response for heating, cooling, and ventilation failures that put residents and compliance at risk — coverage scoped to your facility.
Pricing is scoped per facility after an on-site assessment of your equipment, census, and risk profile; all tiers are quoted custom.
Business+ plans start at $499/year — includes 2 rtu tune-ups, 10% off all services, and priority scheduling.
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We treat no-heat and no-cooling events in occupied resident areas as top-priority emergencies and offer 24/7 coverage scoped to your facility. We'll define the commitment in writing as part of your agreement so your on-call staff knows exactly what to expect.
Yes. We work with operators who run several senior-living, assisted-living, or skilled-nursing locations across the NYC metro — five boroughs, Nassau, Westchester, northern NJ, and Stamford, CT. You get standardized maintenance, consolidated reporting, and one point of contact across the portfolio instead of a different vendor relationship at every building.
We measure and rebalance air-change rates and pressure relationships against ASHRAE 170 and CMS Conditions of Participation, verify direction in soiled-utility, medication, and isolation spaces, and manage humidity to support infection prevention. We document the work so you can demonstrate compliance during CMS, DOH, or accreditation surveys rather than reacting to a deficiency.
We plan around your census. Work in memory-care and long-term-care areas is sequenced around resident routines and quiet hours, with dust containment, infection-control measures, and off-hours or wing-by-wing scheduling so residents are never displaced or put at risk. We coordinate with your facilities and nursing leadership before we start.
Yes. A lot of the metro's senior-living stock runs decades-old resident-room units, boilers, and rooftop equipment that's inefficient and hard to source parts for — and now under Local Law 97 carbon pressure. We build multi-year capital roadmaps that stage replacements by wing, improve efficiency, and spread spending across budget cycles so you're not forced into emergency capital outlays.
Both, plus everything in between. We cover resident-room PTACs and PTHPs, central chillers and boilers, fan-coils, dedicated outdoor-air and exhaust, building automation, common-area RTUs, and commercial-kitchen make-up air. Single-vendor coverage means one accountable team for your whole mechanical system.
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From resident-room PTACs to your central plant and ventilation, Com+ Mechanical gives senior living, assisted living, and skilled-nursing operators across the NYC metro one accountable partner for reliability, IAQ, and compliance. Schedule a facility assessment or reach us any time for emergency service.
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