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North Bergen

North Bergen is a township in the northern part of Hudson County, New Jersey. The town was established in 1843 and has a population of over 60,000.

At the time of European colonization, North Bergen was being inhabited by the Hackensack clan of the Lenape Native Americans, whose settlement, Espatingh, lived on the west side of the slopes.

In 1658, Peter Stuyvesant, the director general of New Netherland, repurchased the territory currently enveloped by the regions of Hudson County east of the Hackensack River. In 1660 he gained consent to build up the semi-self-governing settlement of Bergen. The main town was situated where you now find Bergen Square.

On February 22, 1838, Jersey City was split into a different region, and in 1840, Hudson County (containing the city and Bergen Township) became the southern segment of Bergen County.

We are happy to be able to offer our services to the people of North Bergen, so no matter the heating-related problem, we are here to help!

 24/7 Availability

There are times when things take you by surprise and urgent action needs to be taken to avoid complications. Sudden damage to your heating system or property can be devastating, especially during the wintertime.

Our top priority is restoring normality to your life and giving you the most professional service possible. That’s why our services are available 24/7, because no matter what has happened, we want to make sure we are available to fix the problem and to ensure your safety.

Make sure to contact us as soon as you notice anything that requires professional assistance and our HVAC contractors will be with you shortly, whether you need us during the holidays or in the middle of the night, we will be there.

Central Heating Repair and Installation

For central heating system repairs and installation, we are the go-to company. When it comes to installations, repairs, replacements, and servicing, we are always available to you. We believe our constant drive to ensure our clients get quality service on time is what sets us apart.

There are a variety of central heating system and selecting the right one for your home need not be overwhelming, which is why we are here to help.

Examples of central heating systems include; 

Combi boiler systems: in these systems, the water is heated on the go (rather than being stored and heated in tanks). This saves energy, maintains stable pressure, and works more efficiently in smaller buildings.

Conventional central heating systems: Also known as gravity fed systems, these central heating systems have pressure limits and could be less efficient at times. They also require two tanks, one cold and one hot water tank, which are mostly kept in the loft, meaning they take up a lot of space, and are usually more suitable for bigger buildings.

System Boilers: The major difference between these boilers and combi boilers is they use a hot water tank to store water. This provides an unlimited supply of hot water to multiple bathrooms and faucets, all at once. System boilers are well-suited for larger buildings.

Pressurized central heating systems: are similar to the combi boiler system, but with pressurized central heating systems, the water is heated via a water cylinder, instead of a boiler. They are great for larger properties and require servicing at least once a year. They are made up of many complex components making the installation process a bit more challenging. However, our HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) contractors are trained experts and can install, repair, and service any type of central heating system.

If you’re looking to install or repair your central heating system, just give us a call!

Thermostats

Whether you need help installing, repairing, or replacing your thermostat, Eco Plumbing has your back. We have expert contractors available who are ready to do all they can to meet your needs.

Modern-day thermostats provide the luxury of control over the temperature of your home or office, even when you are not in the building. Modern thermostats operate with an advanced technology that conserves energy and, in the long run, reduce the cost of your electricity bill.

There are many different types of thermostat, but they are generally grouped into just a few categories:

ENERGY STAR certified thermostats

ENERGY STAR certified thermostats help cut costs and reduce about 13 billion pounds of gas emissions every year.

Thermostats must be serviced regularly in order to continue working at maximum capacity. There are signs to watch out for that indicate the need for professional maintenance, such as; the inability to control the temperature, extreme temperature swings, and inaccurate readings, just to mention a few.

WiFi Thermostats

A very handy feature that comes with a wireless thermostat is its ability to track energy usage. It also syncs to any mobile device allowing you to determine the best times to regulate the temperature of your home. They also alert you of possible faults that may require maintenance, such as clogged air filters, dirty coils, and other possible issues.

FAQ

How do I know if my pipes are frozen?

Frozen pipes are a common problem during the winter months in North Bergen. There are a few things to look out for if you’re concerned your pipes might be frozen. The most obvious being that water will not be flowing from your taps as usual, but will be trickling out. You can also check exposed pipes to see if they have been frozen. Other signs are strange noises and if the pipe has begun to thaw, you may notice leaks or damp areas in your home.

Is gas cheaper to operate than oil?

Yes, although oil might be cheaper to purchase, when you look at the maintenance costs and overall efficiency, gas is a much better option. 

How do I know when my central heating system is in need of repair?

You know your central heating system needs a repair when you notice that your thermostat has stopped working, your radiators are not heating up consistently, you hear any strange noises, or if there is a huge drop in pressure. If you’re unsure or wanting some advice, just give us a call.