Repair, replace, maintain
HVAC Services in Newburgh, NY
Every heating and cooling problem in a Newburgh home fits one of six services. Use this page to find the right one, or call (321) 478-0693 any time and describe what the system is doing. We answer 24/7, send the nearest available technician, and you approve a written price before work starts.
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Furnace and Heating Repair
Furnace blowing cold air, short cycling or not starting at all? Technicians repair gas furnaces on Central Hudson lines and oil furnaces across Newburgh and the Town's subdivisions: igniters, flame sensors, inducers, nozzles and restarts after the tank runs dry. Calls are answered 24/7, and you approve a written price first.
Furnace Repair in NewburghBoiler Repair and Replacement
Radiators cold, pipes banging or water under the boiler? Technicians repair one-pipe and two-pipe steam, hot water baseboard and cast-iron radiator systems fired by oil or gas, the heat behind most of Newburgh's pre-1940 houses. They also explain when an old boiler is worth replacing. Answered 24/7, price before work.
Boiler Repair in NewburghAC Repair
Central air running but the house stays warm? Technicians repair the outdoor condensers and indoor coils common in Meadow Hill, Gardnertown and Balmville, plus ductless mini-splits in the city: capacitors, fan motors, frozen coils, clogged drains and refrigerant leaks. Calls answered 24/7, written price before work.
AC Repair in NewburghDuctless Mini-Splits and Heat Pumps
Real cooling and efficient heat for radiator homes with no ductwork. Single-zone and multi-zone mini-splits, cold-climate heat pumps that work through a Hudson Valley January, installs planned around brick walls and historic facades, plus repair for units that stop heating, cooling or draining. Ask about NYS Clean Heat incentives.
Ductless & Heat Pumps in NewburghHVAC Installation and Replacement
Furnace replacement, central air installation and full system changeouts for Newburgh-area homes, sized with a load calculation instead of the old unit's label. Gas, oil and condensing furnaces, oil-to-gas and oil-to-heat-pump conversions, permits handled by the installer, and a written price you approve before anything is ordered.
HVAC Installation in Newburgh24/7 Emergency HVAC Repair
No heat on an 18-degree night, a boiler that shut down, or no cooling in a July heat wave. Call any hour and a person answers, sends the nearest available technician and gives you an arrival window. You approve the price, including any after-hours rate, before work starts.
24/7 Emergency HVAC in NewburghHow the six services fit together
- Is the heat out or uneven? Furnace and heating repair covers gas and oil furnaces that will not ignite, short cycle or blow cold air. Boiler repair covers steam and hot water boilers, radiators and baseboard heat, the most common heating systems in the city's older houses.
- Is the AC failing? AC repair covers central air that runs without cooling, freezes up or leaks water, along with older R-22 systems.
- Does the house have no ducts? Ductless mini-splits and heat pumps bring cooling and efficient heat to radiator homes, attics and additions, and can qualify for NYS Clean Heat incentives through Central Hudson.
- Is the system worn out? HVAC installation and replacement covers new furnaces, boilers, central air and oil-to-gas or oil-to-heat-pump conversions, sized with a load calculation.
- Is it urgent right now? 24/7 emergency HVAC repair is for no heat on a freezing night, a leaking boiler or no cooling in a heat wave.
Which service fits your symptom?
- No heat at all: start with our no-heat checklist, then call for emergency repair if it is cold out.
- Radiators banging, hissing or cold: read steam radiator problems, then see boiler repair.
- Oil burner locked out: check the tank gauge and press the reset once at most, then call for furnace or oil heat repair.
- AC blowing warm air or iced up: turn cooling off and call for AC repair.
- A radiator house with no way to cool: compare options in cooling a house without ducts.
- An old system that keeps failing: our heating repair cost guide explains what drives repair prices, and HVAC replacement covers the next step.
Safety warning: Gas smell or carbon monoxide alarm: leave the house and call 911 or Central Hudson's gas emergency line from outside before calling us.
Also covered within these services
Several jobs other companies list separately are part of the six services above. Call (321) 478-0693 and say what you need:
- Tune-ups. Fall heating checks, yearly oil burner cleaning, steam boiler safety checks and spring AC service.
- Thermostats. Replacement and setup, including boiler zone controls and heat pump thermostats.
- Humidity and air quality. Humidifiers on forced-air furnaces and better filtration.
- Chimney liners. Often needed when an old oil or gas boiler or furnace in a masonry chimney is replaced; the quote should say so.
What we do not offer
Water heaters, oil tank removal, fuel delivery, duct cleaning and electrical work beyond the HVAC circuit are other trades. Commercial systems are not part of our regular service.
HVAC Service Questions
Do you work on boilers and radiators as well as furnaces?
Yes, and in Newburgh that matters: most city houses built before 1940 heat with a steam or hot water boiler feeding cast-iron radiators, while Town of Newburgh subdivisions mostly run furnaces. Technicians we send handle one-pipe and two-pipe steam, hot water baseboard and radiators, and gas and oil furnaces. See boiler repair and furnace repair.
Do you service oil heat as well as gas?
Yes. Oil burners on furnaces and boilers get the same attention as gas equipment, including the yearly nozzle and filter service, lockouts after a missed delivery and combustion testing. Propane systems in the hills off the gas mains are covered too. Tell us the fuel when you call so the technician arrives with the right parts.
Do you install ductless mini-splits and heat pumps?
Yes. Ductless systems are often the simplest way to cool a radiator house, and cold-climate heat pumps can carry much of the winter heat as well. Installation starts with a room-by-room load calculation and ends with startup testing. See ductless mini-splits and heat pumps for how it works and what NYS Clean Heat may cover.
Do I need a repair, a replacement or emergency service?
If the house is losing heat in freezing weather, water is leaking from the equipment or someone at home is at risk in a heat wave, call for emergency service. If the system runs but poorly, it is a repair visit. Replacement comes up when breakdowns repeat or parts are obsolete, and the technician explains both options in writing.
Scheduling a tune-up or an estimate?
Not urgent? Send a request
For the fastest help, call (321) 478-0693.
Use the form for things that can wait a day: seasonal tune-ups, a second opinion, or a written estimate on a new system. We call back to confirm details and an arrival window.
Every HVAC technician we send is licensed where New York requires it, and insured.