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Hackensack

Hackensack is a city in Bergen County in New Jersey. The area was officially named New Barbadoes Township until 1921, although it was informally known as Hackensack as far back as at least the eighteenth century.

Hackensack is located approximately 12 miles (19 km) northwest of Midtown Manhattan and from the George Washington Bridge and several other locations, the New York City skyline can be seen.

The first inhabitants of the area were the Lenni Lenape, an Algonquian people who became known to settlers as the Delaware Indians. They lived along a river they called “Achinigeu-hach”, or “Ackingsah-sack”, which translates to “stony ground” – today this river is more commonly known as the Hackensack River.

If you are based in Hackensack and you require any of our services, whether for your home or a commercial building, we are only a call away!

We Value Our Customers

Serving the people of Hackensack has brought so much joy and fulfillment to us and we never take it for granted; the patronage, recommendations, and reviews mean so much to us.

With our wide range of services (radiant heating systems, hot forced air systems, central heating system repair, installation, and many more) we can handle any heating-related task you throw at us. So you can rest assured that you will only receive only professional services of the highest quality from our HVAC contractors.

Thermostat Installations and Repairs

Modern thermostats allow homeowners to have full control over the temperature of their homes all the time (even when they are not around). They provide much-needed and convenient technology that conserves energy, ultimately cutting costs on your electricity bills.

There are different types of thermostats, but the most popular include:

• Wi-Fi Thermostats – a wi-fi thermostat syncs to your device, so you can determine the best time to regulate the temperature of your home, even when you are not physically present. One of the most beneficial features of a wireless thermostat is the energy-use data it collects. They also alert you of maintenance needs, such as clogged air filters, dirty coils, and other possible issues.
• ENERGY STAR certified thermostats – ENERGY STAR certified thermostats help cut costs on electricity bills and they reduce about 13 billion pounds of gas emissions every year.

A thermostat needs to be serviced every once in a while for it to continue working with its original efficiency. There are signs that show when thermostats need to be worked on, like an inability to handle room temperatures, extreme temperature swings, and not getting proper readings.

Thermostats don’t work properly when they are dirty or tilted on the wall. Our contractors are able to restore your thermostat to its original working condition. If you think you might need a repair, just get in touch.

 Hot Forced-Air Heating Services

Our expert HVAC contractors also install, repair, and maintain hot forced-air heating systems. They are another heating solution available for both commercial and residential structures.

This system uses ducts and vents throughout the building structure. Here, cool air is collected and goes through the heat while in the ducts where the heat is transferred to the air. For structural reasons, the forced-air heating unit is located outdoors, unlike most other systems. 

Hot air-forced systems are a consumer top pick. It’s easy to see why, when they:

•   Are easier to install

To install some heating systems, contractors may have to destroy the surfaces of the home like walls and ceilings. That is not the case with forced-air systems. 

•   Are energy-efficient

Forced-air heating systems use natural gas, one of the most readily available sources of energy compared to water or electricity. It’s also a cleaner option for the environment. With the aid of technological advancements, the level of efficiency constantly improves.

•   Give you more for less

When the cost of installation, maintenance, and durability of a forced-air heating system is taken into consideration, they happen to be one of the most affordable units available. You spend less and you get higher levels of efficiency.

So if you’re wanting to find out more about them, we’d love to fill you in!

Boiler Installation and Repair

If you are having difficulties making up your mind which type of boiler to install, our expert contractors will take a look at your home and fill you in on all the details. They will let you know about the options available to you and advise which boiler would be the best choice and most efficient for your home.

The types of boilers we work with include:

• Regular boilers – this type require a hot and cold water storage tank and are good for family homes
• Combi boilers – this boiler is perfect for smaller structures and works with different types of fuel sources or electricity
• System boilers – these are also perfect for homes and supply hot water to taps simultaneously. They require no extra space and are easy to install

Boilers usually last for a long time when maintained but when they have faults, it is usually hard to fix if you don’t have the proper training and experience. If you’re having a problem with your boiler or are looking to get a new one installed, just give us a call.

FAQ

How do I know my boiler needs servicing?

There are common problems to watch out for to know your boiler needs to be serviced, including; odors, strange noises, leaks, frequent breakdowns, a spike in electricity bills, and so on. Whatever it is, it is best you contact a heating repair company like us to restore your boiler to maximum efficiency.

What causes temperature swings?

Most times, dealing with extreme temperature swings is usually linked to oil or gas burning furnace cycles. The solution could just be as easy as adjusting your thermostat.

Is it safe to install a furnace myself?

Installing a furnace yourself is definitely not safe, neither is it worth the risk. It is always best to choose a qualified, professional HVAC contractor for all furnace installations, repairs, and maintenance.

Can I control my home temperature from outside the house?

Yes, you can, that is where a wifi thermostat comes to play. A wi-fi thermostat syncs to your device, so you can determine the best time to regulate the temperature of your home, even when you are not physically present.