Two services, both at full weight
Brooklyn Air Care launches with exactly two services, the pair this borough's houses actually need from one crew.
Heating repair. Boilers first: steam systems in the prewar stock, hot water loops and radiators, circulators, zone valves, controls, and the pressure and venting troubles that present as one cold room and turn out to be the loop's autobiography. Furnaces in the detached stock of the southern neighborhoods stand on the same page at full weight. Keisha Boateng runs this bench.
AC repair. Ductless mini-splits first, because they are the borough's growth equipment: heads that drip, heads that cool one room and sulk in the next, line-set and drainage faults in houses where the walls are a century old. Central systems in the newer and detached stock stand beside them, with the founder's airflow walk as the shared diagnostic: Tony Sardella built ducts for fifteen years, and this crew checks where the air goes before it accuses the machine that moves it. Marek Zielinski runs this bench.
What is deliberately not on this page
No chimney work, no duct cleaning, no plumbing, no electrical panel work, and no maintenance contracts. Window air conditioners are not repaired, here or honestly anywhere: they are sealed appliances, and the service this crew offers around one is the replacement conversation, handled on the AC repair page. Keeping the list short is the point. Two services, read deeply, in twenty neighborhoods of one borough.
How work begins
Every engagement opens with a free, hassle-free, no-obligation estimate. Figures for work are confirmed by the contractor before work begins. Call Call for same-day help, Mon-Sat 7am-7pm.