PTACs and consoles · NYC
PTAC and Console Repair and Retrofit in NYC
Repair, replacement and retrofit of PTACs, consoles and through-wall units for NYC apartment and commercial buildings. Photo-documented, with a written report every visit.
What we do
PTAC and console service, repair and retrofit
We repair and replace PTACs, consoles and other through-wall units in NYC apartment buildings, condos, co-ops and commercial spaces, and plan retrofits when units are at the end of their life.
PTAC repair
Fan, compressor, control and refrigerant circuit faults, diagnosed by the technician who does the repair.
Console service
Cleaning, coil and drain checks, and repair of consoles and wall-mounted units.
Replacement and retrofit
Like-for-like or upgraded units, sleeves and wall grilles, with a clear scope and straight quotes.
Building programs
A unit-by-unit list for buildings with many units, with filter service and planned visits.
Signs of trouble
When a PTAC or console needs attention
Common signs that a unit needs service or replacement:
- Blowing warm air, or not keeping the room cool or warm.
- Water leaking inside or dripping on the exterior.
- A noisy fan or compressor, or a unit that keeps shutting off.
- Ice on the coil or weak airflow.
- Repeat repairs on the same unit.
Repair or replace
Clear recommendations, costs explained
Clear repair-or-replace recommendations, with costs explained. For buildings with many units, we can plan the work in phases and keep a record of every unit. See our projects and the Manhattan service page.
Questions
PTAC and console FAQ
How do I know whether to repair or replace a unit?
We look at the unit's condition, the repair history and the cost of the fix, then give you a clear repair-or-replace recommendation with costs explained.
Do you work in occupied apartments?
Yes. We coordinate access with the building and protect the work area.
Can you handle a building with many units?
Yes. We can build a unit-by-unit list and plan service or replacement in phases.
What do I get after a service visit?
A written report with labeled photos of what we found and what we did.
Do you handle emergencies?
Call (646) 946-5584 and we will tell you how soon we can get there.
PTACs or consoles need work?
Tell us how many units and what they are doing, and we will get back to you with a straight answer.

