Central AC & split systems
No cooling, warm air, frozen coils, leaking drains and condensers that will not start.
HVAC repair · Queens
HVAC repair in Queens
AC, heating, PTAC, mini-split and radiator repair for Queens houses, two-family homes, apartments and storefront businesses, with a written quote first. Our technicians handle central ac & split systems, furnace & forced-air heat, two-family & per-floor systems and ptac & through-wall units. A technician diagnoses the problem on site and gives a written quote before any approved work begins.
Why Gotham Home Services
Gotham Home Services repairs air conditioning, forced-air heating, heat pumps, ductless mini-splits, PTAC units and in-unit radiators in Queens. Call dispatch at (516) 348-5145 for no-cool, no-heat, leaking and tripping-breaker calls in homes, two-family houses, apartments and light-commercial spaces. A technician diagnoses the fault on site, explains it, and gives a written quote before any repair starts. Gotham Home Services Inc. holds NYC home improvement contractor license 2132513-DCWP. Pricing is quote on request because the equipment, access and the repair itself differ by property.
- Fast response
- Written quote first
- NYC license 2132513-DCWP
What we handle
What breaks in Queens homes
Repair calls in Queens follow the housing. Detached and attached houses in Bayside, Fresh Meadows and Douglaston usually have a furnace and central air or a split system, so the calls are no-cool in July, short-cycling, frozen coils and furnaces that will not light. Two-family houses in Astoria, Ridgewood and Jackson Heights often run separate equipment for each floor, and one unit failing while the other runs is common. Elevator buildings in Long Island City and Forest Hills bring PTAC and through-wall units.
Our first job is to find out which system you have and what it is actually doing. We check power, controls, airflow, drainage and the equipment itself before naming a part, then quote the repair in writing.
Work is limited to residential, light-commercial and PTAC equipment we repair ourselves, plus unit-level radiators and valves. Building boiler rooms and central plant equipment are not part of our scope.
Furnace & forced-air heat
No ignition, short-cycling, blower faults and thermostats that will not call for heat.
Two-family & per-floor systems
Diagnosing one floor's equipment without disturbing the other tenant's system.
PTAC & through-wall units
Units that will not start, cool, heat or drain in LIC and Forest Hills buildings.
Local service guidance
Before you call: Queens heat and cooling repairs
If you rent in Queens and the whole building is cold, central heat is the owner's responsibility during NYC heat season, October 1 through May 31. Report it to the landlord in writing and to 311. If only your unit is cold, or you own the home, the fault is usually in equipment we can diagnose: a thermostat, a furnace, a radiator valve or a PTAC.
For cooling, check that the thermostat is set to cool, the breaker has not tripped and the filter is not clogged. If the outdoor unit is silent or the indoor coil is iced, switch the system off and call. Running a frozen system can damage the compressor.
Approved field work
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Common questions
Before you book
Do you offer emergency HVAC repair in Queens?
Yes. Call dispatch at (516) 348-5145 for no-heat, no-cool and leaking-equipment calls at Queens addresses.
Can you repair one floor of a Queens two-family house?
Yes. We diagnose the equipment serving the affected floor and explain whether the problem is in that system or something shared, such as wiring or a drain line.
Do you repair HVAC systems another company installed?
Yes. We diagnose and repair existing equipment regardless of who installed it, and tell you when replacement makes more sense than another repair.
How much does HVAC repair cost in Queens?
Pricing is quote on request. The cost depends on the fault, the part and access, so we quote in writing after the diagnosis and before the repair.
Request service
Tell dispatch what you need and request a quote.
Related service
More HVAC service in Queens
- Residential HVAC in Queens
- PTAC repair in Astoria
- PTAC repair in Long Island City
- Radiator repair in Queens
- Mini-split repair in Queens
- Air conditioning repair
HVAC repair in other areas: Brooklyn, Manhattan, The Bronx, Staten Island, Long Island. All NYC HVAC repair.
Repair guides
Repair guides for homes in Queens
Heat Pump Not Heating in an NYC Winter? Defrost, Ice and Real Faults
How to tell normal heat pump defrost from a real fault on New York City and Long Island homes, and when to call for repair.
Read guideWhy Your AC or Furnace Keeps Short Cycling: A Guide for Queens Homes
Common reasons home air conditioners and furnaces turn on and off every few minutes in Queens houses, and which ones need a technician.
Read guideEmergency HVAC Repair in NYC: What to Do Before the Technician Arrives
What to check, what to switch off and what to tell dispatch when your heat or AC fails in a New York City home or apartment.
Read guideField work
Real job photos and video
Field work published by Gotham Home Services Inc. on its verified Instagram account. Posts are shown as published; no third-party images are used.
More work on the @gotham_home_services Instagram profile, or see the full project portfolio.
Last updated by the Gotham Home Services team.