Here's just a small sampling of the projects we've done over the years.

  • The Park Slope Project - Brooklyn

    We recently completed a 5-zone mini-split installation in Brooklyn, providing year-round heating and cooling with a high-efficiency heat pump system.

  • Stack of five boxed TOZOT wall-mounted roof units outside near a beige brick building with a window box of pink and purple flowers, a white air conditioning unit, a red toolbox, and various tools on the ground.

    From planning the layout to the final startup and testing, every detail was carefully considered to ensure the system performs efficiently and blends seamlessly with the property. We're proud of how this project turned out and grateful for the opportunity to help our customer improve the comfort of their home.

  • A man repairs an air conditioning unit mounted on the exterior wall of a house, standing on a red ladder on a sunny day.

    To maintain access to the driveway, the outdoor condenser was strategically mounted above the door, maximizing space while allowing for proper serviceability and airflow.

  • Backyard side of a brick building with four windows, three on the lower level and one on the upper level. Black window boxes with pink flowers are mounted under the lower windows. A white rain drainpipe runs down the right side of the building. Several wooden boards and garden hoses are leaning against the building's wall, and there is a gray fence and outdoor furniture in the background.

    For this project, our team installed five indoor units along with line-set covers throughout the property to keep the installation looking clean and professional.

  • Interior view of a room with brick walls, a window, a desk with lamps and documents, a mirror, a black cabinet with glass doors, and an air conditioner mounted on the brick wall near the ceiling.

    For the living room, we installed a unit with the capacity to handle a larger open space effortlessly. We made sure to mount it where it blends into the room and provides even cooling without blasting air directly onto the couch or seating areas. It keeps the main gathering space completely comfortable for relaxing or hosting, all while running whisper-quiet.

  • A bedroom with purple curtains, a window, and cream-colored lampshade hanging from the ceiling. A white air conditioning unit is mounted on the wall. There is a bookshelf filled with books and various items, and a sign above it that reads "AT THE CANDY FACT." Part of a closet with curtains and clothes is visible on the right.

    Moving inside, here is the indoor unit we installed for the bedroom. We always plan the placement carefully so it cools the space efficiently without blowing air directly onto the bed.

  • A white TOSOT air conditioning unit mounted on a beige wall inside a room with a wooden ceiling and exposed brick wall.

    For the master bedroom, the goal is always maximum comfort with zero noise. We installed this unit to provide precise temperature control exactly where it’s needed, positioning it carefully to avoid any direct drafts over the bed. It delivers a perfect sleeping environment without the loud rattling you get from standard window units.

  • Wall-mounted air conditioner unit in a basement or utility room with exposed brick wall and shelving with storage boxes.

    Basements around here can be a headache—they are almost always damp in the summer and freezing all winter. We put a unit down here to tackle both. It completely changes the feel of the room by pulling out that heavy humidity and actually making it a comfortable space you want to hang out in, instead of just a cold storage room.

  • View of brick building's exterior with air conditioning unit and pipes, multiple windows reflecting interior lights, including one with a plant inside.

    The Downtown Project - Manhattan

    We recently wrapped up a multi-zone mini-split installation in Downtown Manhattan, and we are incredibly proud of how it turned out.

  • Room undergoing renovation with exposed wall studs and partially removed drywall on the ceiling, a white decorative clock, and a window with a view outside.

    Our team handled the entire process from start to finish—not just the HVAC installation, but the heavy-duty condenser brackets, clean line-hide covers, and all the sheetrock repair, plastering, sanding, and painting required to make the space look good.

  • Interior of a room with a white wall, a framed picture, a white grandfather clock, a green plant, a window, and a brick accent wall.

    Here is the finished product after the sheetrock was closed, mudded, sanded, and painted. You'd never know we had to open up the walls to route the lines. Everything is completely seamless, leaving the room looking pristine with just the sleek indoor unit in place.

  • Interior corner of a room with a white clock, window with a view of gray brick building, and a tall green plant near the window. There is an air conditioning unit above the window and a brick wall on the right side.

    Space was tight here, so the owners chose the specific locations for the indoor units. Once we patched the walls back, the lines vanished, leaving a clean, custom layout that makes the most of every square inch.

  • White split air conditioner mounted on a wall

    Indoor unit installed for the master bedroom.

  • Five outdoor air conditioning units mounted on a beige wall, with a dirt ground below.

    The Grand Concourse Project - The Bronx

    This commercial 5-zone cassette mini-split installation is currently underway, and we're excited to share the progress so far.
    First condensing unit higher up per owner designations.

  • Ceiling framework with insulation foam, electrical wiring, and a central HVAC air handler unit.

    Here is a look at a commercial space in the Bronx currently underway, featuring multiple ceiling cassette zones going in. These flush-mount units are ideal for open commercial layouts, retail floors, or offices because they tuck right into the drop ceiling and deliver clean, multi-directional airflow without eating up wall space or interrupting the room's design.

  • Ceiling with metal framing and insulation, HVAC unit in the center, partially built ceiling.

    Here is a look at a commercial space in the Bronx currently underway, featuring multiple ceiling cassette zones going in. These flush-mount units are ideal for open commercial layouts, retail floors, or offices because they tuck right into the drop ceiling and deliver clean, multi-directional airflow without eating up wall space or interrupting the room's design.

  • Construction site with metal framing, yellow safety railings, an HVAC unit wrapped in black plastic, and insulation foam on the ceiling.

    Here is a look at a commercial space in the Bronx currently underway, featuring multiple ceiling cassette zones going in. These flush-mount units are ideal for open commercial layouts, retail floors, or offices because they tuck right into the drop ceiling and deliver clean, multi-directional airflow without eating up wall space or interrupting the room's design.