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PTAC service — Park Slope, Brooklyn

PTAC repair and replacement in Park Slope

Why Gotham Home Services

PTAC service in Park Slope covers units that stop cooling or heating, condensate leaks onto floors and sills, fan and control faults, and through-wall replacement in co-ops, condos and rentals. Gotham Home Services Inc. holds New York City home improvement contractor license 2132513-DCWP and answers Park Slope calls at (516) 348-5145. Co-op and condo work usually needs the board or managing agent informed, and the sleeve, circuit and drainage are checked on site first. Pricing is quote on request after inspection. Work is limited to residential, light-commercial and PTAC scopes we perform ourselves.

PTAC diagnosis, repair and replacement for Park Slope co-ops, condos and rental apartments.

  • PTAC diagnosis
  • Repair or replacement
  • Quote on request
PTAC unit service for Park Slope

What we handle

PTAC work in Park Slope apartments

Many Park Slope apartment buildings rely on through-wall units for room-level cooling and heating, and the most common calls are leaks, weak airflow and units that simply stop running.

We diagnose the unit, check the sleeve and drainage, and tell you plainly whether a repair or a replacement makes more sense — with the reasoning written into the quote.

Leak diagnosis

Tracing condensate leaks at the sleeve, pan and interior seal.

Unit repair

Repair recommendations after diagnosing the specific fault.

Replacement

Compatible unit selection around sleeve size and circuit capacity.

Maintenance

Filter, coil, drainage and control checks before the season changes.

Approved field work

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Common questions

Before you book

Why is my PTAC leaking water into the room?

Usually drainage: a blocked pan, an incorrect slope at the sleeve, or a failed seal. We inspect all three before recommending a fix.

Do I need co-op approval to replace a PTAC?

Many buildings require notice or approval, especially if the sleeve or electrical changes. We provide the scope details to submit.

Can you service the unit without replacing it?

Often yes. Repair is recommended when the unit condition supports it; we explain the trade-off rather than defaulting to replacement.

What does it cost?

Quote on request after inspection, because unit condition, sleeve state and access all affect the work.

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Tell dispatch what you need and request a quote.

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