Cancel

Open app

Search

Services - New York Mechanical

HVAC installation or replacement

HVAC system repair

HVAC system maintenance

2 More Services

Water heater installation

Water heater repair

New York Mechanical Photos

You might also consider

Recommended Reviews - New York Mechanical

Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
Yelp app icon
Browse more easily on the app
Review Feed Illustration

4 years ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

7 years ago

Business owner information

Photo of Anthony A.

Anthony A.

Helpful 1
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

7 years ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

13 years ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

11 years ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

11 years ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

11 years ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

13 years ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

Ask the Community - New York Mechanical

You might also consider

Patriot Plumbing & Heating

Patriot Plumbing & Heating

3.8
(13 reviews)

Thanks to Patriot Plumbing and Heating my pipes are in great repair and working again flawlessly…read more!!!!!! Great Service and Friendly personnel.... Amen Abe Gates 347-693-9910

Sent someone who complained the whole time he was there saying he wanted to go home. Overweight…read moreand huffing and puffing...... I initially called to have my kitchen sink cleared of a stoppage. They bring in a snake and proceed to snake from under the sink. It took them a while and ultimately, they were unable to get it cleared. Ok, sometimes at the end of the day we don't have on our thinking caps and we are not as quick witted as we could be. Why do people ask stupid questions like why do I need your Master Plumber's License? Only people on Staten Island would be stupid enough to get angry at a customer for asking such a thing. Nothing nefarious about that question when you want to confirm you are doing business with a LICENSED AND INSURED company. GTFOH. Making him look bad in front of the boss? CTFU. Boss should know smart people hire companies that their bona fides in order. Rates seemed fair. They took all the stuff they bought in back out and left the little mess they made (no problem) I'll leave it to clean up after I get the sink fixed. Would you go to a doctor and not know if he is licensed to practice medicine? Want just anyone working on your electric? I don't. The rest of Staten Island can do what they want. I was not charged, though by the time I went up to get checkbook to come back down to see how much I should give them for trying (not what they quoted me), they were already gone.

Staten Island Plumbing Heating & Air Conditioning

Staten Island Plumbing Heating & Air Conditioning

3.4
(7 reviews)

We found the heat was not working on the upper level zone of our home. We contacted this company…read more The company said they charge $95 for the visit over the phone, but when the plumber came he said it was a $100 deposit to do the work, we agreed and gave our debit card information. The plumber found a leak where the zone box that needed to be replaced. He said he didn't have the part in his truck but would check with the other mechanics. He said he could hook us up with a guy selling heaters to keep the pipes warm until he gets the part otherwise the pipes will freeze overnight. We declined. He later calls and says he could not find the part and would get it from the store in the morning. He tells us we can purchase four space heaters for $100 from his girlfriend. After being unable to find a heater on our own, we agreed to purchase two space heaters for $50 from him. We set them up in the garage and in room above the garage. The next day, the company actually deducted $125. When the plumber arrived, went to inspect boiler and let it slip that he just went straight home because his priority is to have dinner with his family every night. After installing the part, he had to wait for an assistant to bring a defroster because the pipes were frozen, (determined by only looking at the boiler in the garage). Once, the assistant arrived with the defroster they only attached it to the pipes in the garage. After forcing water through the system, they told me to check the pipes up stairs. We found water coming out from the baseboard heating. The assistant immediately replaced the pipe with a blowtorch. When I came back into the garage the plumber showed me that one of the black valves in the garage started leaking and went to the store to get it replaced and left. I began making small talk with the assistant, he told me that he doesn't even work for the company he is a friend of the plumber. When the plumber came back, he replaced two valves very quickly and I didn't realize it until I saw all the valves were now red instead of black. I asked him why he did that and he said both were leaking. I told him I only saw one leak and he said he can show me where it was leaking from. After the plumber used the defroster again, two more pipes burst on the opposite side of the room. After the third time, one of the previous pipes that was just replaced had also burst. By this time my husband texted me back saying that he spoke to his coworker's friend who's a plumber and that the whole thing could've been avoided if they had just drained the system and used antifreeze. I asked the assistant if this could have been avoided with antifreeze and he said "yeah, maybe." My husband called some time later and I gave the plumber the phone, he told plumber to stop doing what he's doing, to drain the system and put boiler antifreeze in. The plumber replied that it wasn't a good idea, that the job is almost done and that he will have to do it on another day. My husband complained that would cost more money as it would be a whole new service charge. The plumber said he would check with the office an handed me the phone, while I asked my husband what transpired, the plumber ran the water through the boiler one more time stating the system was fixed and service was completed. He showed me how to use the thermostat properly and said everything was set. In the final walked through with the plumber, we heard water coming down and saw that almost the entire ceiling had collapsed in the back bedroom!!! I was in total shock and began to cry. All of my things were soaking wet with patches of debris from the ceiling and insulation. The plumber tells me that it's not as bad as it looks. They replaced the pipe in the ceiling then went to the truck to call the owner of the plumbing company. When they returned, they gave me a bill for over $1900, stating they found 9 split pipes with no other details and left. The bill didn't include the $125 they already took out!!! After my husband came home we started cleaning up the ceiling damage, we later realized upper level was still not working, they merely turned the system on downstair and left the upper level off. We had another plumber come the next day, in ten minutes he determined the issue, properly drained, defrosted, and had the upper level working. We called the owner the next day, we requested an itemized bill, informing him the system was not fixed by his mechanic, the ceiling was damaged, the busted pipes could have been avoided, and the conflict of interest with the plumber selling heaters on the side. The owner replied that he knows what his guys do and was okay with it. Looking at the itemized bill, we realized it was inflated. We were charged for additional hours, the "assistants" labor, and the materials listed were four times the retail price. The owner's response was he can charge whatever he wants for materials.

Five stars are not nearly enough to express my satisfaction. Professional, honest and efficient. To…read morehave a company dispatch someone and have him arrive by 9:00 am on a national holiday, only to fix my broken AC unit within an hour without up charging is not something to go unnoticed. Caring, courteous and fair. I'll never call anyone else to service my heating, plumbing or air conditioning. -Jason

New York Mechanical - hvac - Updated June 2026

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...