High-rise access
Scheduling coordinated with building staff for occupied apartments.
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PTAC service — Long Island City
Why Gotham Home Services
PTAC service in Long Island City covers diagnosis, repair, replacement and maintenance for packaged terminal units in high-rise condos, rental apartments and hotel rooms. Gotham Home Services Inc. is licensed under New York City home improvement contractor license 2132513-DCWP and takes Long Island City calls at (516) 348-5145. High-rise access, building engineer coordination, sleeve dimensions and circuit capacity are reviewed before a repair or replacement is recommended. Pricing is quote on request after inspection. Work is limited to residential, light-commercial and PTAC scopes we perform ourselves.
PTAC service for Long Island City condos, rentals and hotel rooms, including replacement planning.

What we handle
Newer Long Island City towers often use PTAC or PTHP units room by room, which makes access, elevator scheduling and building coordination as much a part of the job as the equipment itself.
We work with the building contact on access, inspect the units in question, and provide a written quote covering the specific apartments or rooms involved.
Scheduling coordinated with building staff for occupied apartments.
Cooling, heating, control and airflow troubleshooting on existing units.
Sleeve, voltage and unit selection for like-for-like replacement.
Room-by-room PTAC checks for small hotel and short-stay properties.
Approved field work
See project photos, service types, locations, and captions approved directly by Gotham Home Services.
Common questions
Yes. Packaged terminal heat pumps are diagnosed the same way, with attention to the reversing valve, controls and backup heat operation.
Yes. Access, elevator use and work hours are arranged with the building contact before the visit.
Either. Single-unit calls are quoted individually; multi-unit programs are quoted after a walkthrough.
No. Pricing is quote on request once the units and access conditions have been inspected.
Tell dispatch what you need and request a quote.