All of Nassau and Suffolk County: every town, both shores, both forks. Find your area below.
If it is in Nassau or Suffolk County, yes. We dispatch across the entire island every day, from the Queens border to Montauk and Orient. Regional pages below describe the heating systems we see most in each area; the full town list follows.
Gas-majority, first-generation conversions aging out, dense village housing.
Nassau heating →Oil country: bigger lots, tanks, burners, and an east-west fuel divide.
Suffolk heating →Long Island heating varies by region, and our coverage is built around that. Nassau's South Shore is largely natural gas after decades of conversions, while North Shore villages still run steam and hot-water boilers in older homes. Western Suffolk mixes gas and oil, central Suffolk pairs newer construction with heat pumps, and east of Riverhead most homes heat with oil or propane. Regional routing means the technician dispatched to your town arrives knowing the systems your neighborhood runs, carrying the parts those systems need. Each regional page lists every town it covers. All of it is one operation: the same 24 hour heating repair line answers island-wide.
Wherever you are on the island, the ENERGY STAR home heating guidance is a fair reference for how the system in your basement compares with the alternatives.
Long Island is nearly 120 miles end to end, and a heating company that treats it as one territory spends the coldest mornings driving instead of fixing. We run it differently. Trucks are assigned to regions, not to a single shop address, so the technician who takes your call is usually already working your part of the island. Searching for heating repair near you means an outfit whose trucks are actually near you, and the routing map above is how we make that literally true.
Regional assignment also decides what rides in the truck. The East End trucks carry oil burner nozzles, filters, electrodes and gelled-line kits, because that is what fails east of Riverhead in a deep freeze. North Shore routing stocks steam vents, low-water cutoffs and aquastats for the villages that still heat with radiators. South Shore trucks carry condensate pumps and attic-furnace parts for the elevated, post-Sandy installations along both bays. A dispatcher who knows your region sends the truck that can finish the job in one visit, which is the difference between heat by lunchtime and a second appointment.
Every no-heat emergency is prioritized ahead of routine work in whichever region it lands, and dispatch runs 24 hours a day across both counties. If your town is on a regional page above, that page describes the systems we see most in your neighborhood; the number is the same everywhere: (631) 619-2263.
Yes, every town, village and hamlet in both counties, from Great Neck and the Five Towns to Montauk and Orient Point, including Fire Island communities and Shelter Island.
No-heat emergencies get priority dispatch with a realistic arrival window given when you call. Same-day service is standard across both counties in season.
Everything on our services page, everywhere: furnace, boiler, oil burner, steam, baseboard, heat pump, water heater and more. Regional pages describe what we see most in each part of the island.
If it is in Nassau or Suffolk County, yes. Each regional page lists the villages and hamlets it covers, but coverage is county-wide, and no-heat emergencies jump the queue anywhere in either county.
Yes. We service heating systems in co-ops, condos, apartments and multi-family homes across Long Island, and we are comfortable coordinating with boards and management companies when a shared boiler or building system is involved. For individual units, we handle everything from thermostats to in-unit heat pumps.
All of them. Same-day dispatch runs across Nassau and Suffolk County, and no-heat emergencies are prioritized ahead of routine appointments wherever you are, from Great Neck to Montauk.
Same-day dispatch across all of Long Island.