Find a licensed HVAC contractor in Co-op City, Bronx
4 licensed HVAC contractors in Co-op City, Bronx for AC repair, furnace and boiler repair and heat pumps. Public license records, local data and how to check a license.
HVAC Contractors in Co-op City with an active license, for AC repair, furnace and boiler repair, heat pumps, mini-splits, tune-ups and ductwork. Every listing comes from public license records, so you can check it before you hire.
Which licensed HVAC contractors work in Co-op City?
Co-op City HVAC contractors, sorted by how many permits each firm filed for jobs in Co-op City in the last two years. Every listing holds an active license; tap one for its record.
Arista Air Conditioning
DOB-registered contractor #000224Thermo Tech Mechanical I*
DOB-registered contractor #603690TA Mechanical Group Inc.
DOB-registered contractor #619220Arctic Mechanical Corp
DOB-registered contractor #601337
What should you know about heating and cooling work in Co-op City?
Co-op City has about 15,899 homes, in buildings with an average build year of 1971. Only 0% of homes are in pre-1940 buildings, and 97% are in elevator buildings.
DOB issued 23 mechanical-systems permits (heating, cooling and ventilation) for work in Co-op City in the past 12 months, and HPD wrote 27 heat or hot-water violations in rental buildings here, one of the lowest rates in Bronx.
Ask for a load calculation before replacing a system, and whether the job needs a DOB mechanical permit.
How does Co-op City compare?
| Homes (housing units) | 15,899 (NYC PLUTO) |
|---|---|
| Average year built | 1971 (NYC PLUTO) |
| Homes in pre-1940 buildings | 0% (NYC PLUTO) |
| Mechanical permits (12 months) | 23 (DOB NOW) |
| HPD heat and hot-water violations (12 months) | 27 (HPD) |
Do HVAC contractors need a license in New York City?
New York City has no general HVAC license. Heating, cooling and ventilation work that needs a permit is filed with the Department of Buildings as mechanical-systems work by a DOB-registered contractor. Oil burner installs need a DOB Oil Burner Equipment Installer license, gas piping needs a Licensed Master Plumber, and anyone handling refrigerant needs federal EPA Section 608 certification.
How can you check the license yourself?
Ask whether the job needs a DOB permit, who will file it, and for the technician's EPA 608 card. Every firm we list filed DOB mechanical-systems permits in the last two years.
Where can you check a pro or report a problem in NYC?
- NYC 311: report a housing, pest or noise problem
- HPD Online: building violations and complaints
- DOB NOW Public Portal: permits and licenses
- DCWP license search
- DCWP: file a consumer complaint
- NYS DEC: pesticide businesses and applicators
- NYC Health: rats and rat prevention
- HPD: bed bugs and landlord duties
- DOB: gas piping inspections (Local Law 152)
- NYC Open Data (the records behind these pages)
What can an HVAC contractor in Co-op City help with?
- Furnace and boiler repair
- Central AC repair and replacement
- Heat pump and mini-split installs
- Seasonal tune-ups
- Duct cleaning and sealing
- Thermostat and zoning upgrades
- Refrigerant leak repair
- Indoor air quality and ventilation
Questions people ask
How many licensed HVAC contractors work in Co-op City?
4 licensed heating and cooling firms filed DOB permits for jobs in Co-op City in the last two years. The most active here was Arista Air Conditioning, with 2 permits.
How do I check an HVAC contractor's license in Co-op City?
Ask whether the job needs a DOB permit, who will file it, and for the technician's EPA 608 card. Every firm we list filed DOB mechanical-systems permits in the last two years.
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Sources: DOB NOW: Build mechanical-systems permits; NYC HPD housing violations; NYC DOHMH rat inspections; NYC PLUTO. Counts cover the 12 or 24 months before November 4, 2026.