Service Areas
From our base in Yonkers we serve southern and central Westchester, the Bronx and Upper Manhattan.
Westchester County
Westchester's housing ranges from 1880s Victorians and prewar Tudors in the river towns and Sound shore villages to postwar colonials and newer subdivisions further north. That mix means steam, hot water and forced-air systems all show up within a few miles of each other, along with a lot of oil heat that is now being converted.
Yonkers
Yonkers is our home base. It is the fourth-largest city in New York State, built on steep hills above the Hudson, and…
Learn moreMount Vernon
Mount Vernon borders the Bronx and packs a lot of older housing into four square miles: multi-family frame houses on…
Learn moreNew Rochelle
New Rochelle runs from Long Island Sound up to Wykagyl and the Scarsdale border. The south end has waterfront homes on…
Learn moreWhite Plains
White Plains is the county seat and a city of two halves: a dense downtown of high-rise condos and rentals with…
Learn moreScarsdale
Scarsdale's housing is overwhelmingly large 1910s-1940s Tudors, colonials and stone houses, many with their original…
Learn moreBronxville
Bronxville's one square mile is full of 1890s-1930s Tudor, Arts & Crafts and stucco homes, many on hillside lots in…
Learn moreTuckahoe
Tuckahoe mixes two-family homes, prewar walk-ups and garden apartments, and newer condos near the Crestwood and…
Learn moreEastchester
The unincorporated Town of Eastchester is mostly 1920s-1960s single-family homes around Lake Isle and Chester Heights,…
Learn moreHastings-on-Hudson
Hastings sits on steep hillsides above the Hudson, with Victorian, Craftsman and 1920s-1950s homes on tight, sloping…
Learn moreDobbs Ferry
Dobbs Ferry's river-town housing is a mix of 19th-century village homes, 1920s-1960s single-families on hillside…
Learn moreGreenburgh & Hartsdale
Unincorporated Greenburgh, including Hartsdale and Edgemont, is mostly postwar colonials, split-levels and ranches…
Learn morePelham & Pelham Manor
Pelham and Pelham Manor are almost entirely 1900s-1930s Tudor, colonial and Shingle-style homes, many with original…
Learn moreArdsley
Ardsley is mostly 1940s-1970s colonials, capes and split-levels, many on hot water baseboard with gas boilers, and a…
Learn moreIrvington
Irvington's housing includes historic estates, Victorian village homes on steep streets down to the river, and…
Learn moreTarrytown & Sleepy Hollow
Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow have dense older village housing, including multi-family frame houses and walk-ups,…
Learn moreElmsford
Elmsford is a compact village of postwar single-family homes and light commercial and industrial properties along…
Learn moreLarchmont & Mamaroneck
Larchmont and Mamaroneck's Sound-shore neighborhoods mix 1900s-1930s homes with original steam heat and low-lying…
Learn moreRye
Rye's large prewar and waterfront homes often have complex multi-zone heating, original steam systems, oil heat and…
Learn moreHarrison
Harrison ranges from dense postwar neighborhoods downtown and in West Harrison to large estate homes in Purchase,…
Learn morePort Chester & Rye Brook
Port Chester has a dense stock of older multi-family homes and walk-ups downtown, while Rye Brook is mostly newer…
Learn moreValhalla & North White Plains
Valhalla and North White Plains are mostly mid-century single-family homes on hot water baseboard and forced air, with…
Learn moreOssining & Briarcliff Manor
Ossining's older village housing includes multi-family homes on steep streets, while Briarcliff Manor is mainly…
Learn moreThe Bronx
The Bronx has some of the oldest and largest stock of steam-heated apartment buildings in the country, alongside detached and attached one- and two-family homes in Riverdale, Throgs Neck, Pelham Bay, Morris Park, Woodlawn and Country Club. Building owners here deal with NYC heat season rules, Local Law 152 gas inspections and DOB permitting.
The Bronx
The Bronx borders Yonkers and Mount Vernon directly, so the north and east Bronx are a short drive for us. Most of the…
Learn moreRiverdale
Riverdale borders Yonkers, and it is two different neighborhoods in one: the high-rise co-op and rental buildings…
Learn moreWoodlawn & Wakefield
Woodlawn and Wakefield sit right on the Yonkers and Mount Vernon line. They are mostly one-, two- and three-family…
Learn moreThrogs Neck & Country Club
Throgs Neck and Country Club are waterfront neighborhoods of detached and semi-detached homes, plus the private co-op…
Learn morePelham Bay & City Island
Pelham Bay is mostly attached and semi-detached one- and two-family homes and small apartment buildings, while City…
Learn moreMorris Park & Pelham Parkway
Morris Park, Allerton and Pelham Gardens are dense neighborhoods of attached two-family homes and prewar apartment…
Learn moreBaychester, Eastchester & Co-op City
This corner of the northeast Bronx borders Mount Vernon and includes one- and two-family homes in Baychester and…
Learn moreKingsbridge, Norwood & Bedford Park
Kingsbridge, Norwood and Bedford Park are dominated by prewar walk-up and elevator apartment buildings, many with…
Learn moreUpper Manhattan
Northern Manhattan, including Inwood, Washington Heights and Harlem, is dominated by prewar walk-ups and elevator buildings with central steam plants, plus brownstones and townhouses. Work here is almost always coordinated with building management, co-op boards and NYC DOB requirements.
