Heating and cooling
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New York
212 HVAC publishes 119 Christopher Street, number 53, as its Manhattan office, alongside its Brooklyn main warehouse. The firm installs, repairs and maintains heating and cooling systems across New York City. Its official furnace-repair page gives the Manhattan number, while independent review and BBB profiles confirm the address.
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New York
Arnica Heating and Air Conditioning lists its Manhattan office at Suite 5007 on Madison Avenue. The company installs, repairs and maintains residential and commercial heating and cooling systems across New York City. A separate business-controlled ManhattanDirect profile corroborates that suite, and an external review page carries customer feedback for Arnica.
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New York
Figlia & Sons runs its Manhattan headquarters and service shop at 746 East 9th Street. The family business installs, repairs and maintains PTAC, heat-pump and other HVAC equipment for New York buildings. Its website publishes a direct phone and sales email; independent reviews and a federal carrier record confirm the physical shop address.
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New York
Green Ductors lists Suite 38F at 1216 Broadway as its New York office. It offers duct sealing, ventilation cleaning and indoor-air-quality work, and its NADCA trade-directory profile also records HVAC service and installation. That trade profile and an independent customer-review page corroborate the Broadway address.
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New York
PJ Mechanical is a New York commercial HVAC contractor offering system installation, service, preventive maintenance, ventilation work, and indoor air quality solutions. Its published Manhattan office is at 10 East 53rd Street, 4th Floor, and its contact number is 212-243-2555. The company lists weekday office hours and a separate 24/7 emergency service option; confirm scheduling directly.
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