Heating and cooling installs, replacements and repairs for White Plains homes, condos and small commercial spaces, from the downtown towers to Gedney Farms and Fisher Hill.
White Plains is two very different housing markets in one city. Downtown and along the Bronx River Parkway corridor, much of the housing is mid- and high-rise condos, co-ops and rentals. Out in neighborhoods like Gedney Farms, Fisher Hill, Battle Hill, Rosedale and the North Broadway area, it is mostly single-family colonials, Tudors and split-levels, many built before central air was standard.
In the older single-family homes, the most common heating system is a hot-water or steam boiler feeding radiators or baseboard. Adding cooling to those houses usually means either running new ductwork through the attic or installing ductless mini-splits, which need only a small line-set penetration per room. In condos, what can be changed is usually set by the building: we work within board and management rules on equipment location, noise and refrigerant line routing, and we can provide the documentation a board typically asks for.
Call (866) 203-0469 or use the free estimate form on this page. We call you back, schedule a visit, look at the existing equipment and how the house is laid out, and send one written estimate. Nothing is sold over the phone. Connecticut homeowners can also ask about Smart-E financing; for New York jobs, ask us what payment options apply.
Yes. White Plains is about 15 miles from our Stamford, CT base and is part of the southern Westchester area we serve. Call (866) 203-0469 or request a free estimate online and we will confirm scheduling for your address.
Usually, yes. The two common routes are new ductwork run through an attic or basement, or ductless mini-splits mounted in the rooms you want cooled. Which one makes sense depends on the layout, attic access and how many rooms you want to cover; we look at the house and give you both options in writing where both are practical.
Yes. Condo and co-op work is shaped by building rules on where outdoor units can go, noise and how lines are routed. We plan the install around those rules and can provide the equipment specs and insurance paperwork boards commonly request.
Call (866) 203-0469 or use the free estimate form on this page. We call you back, schedule a visit, look at the existing system and send one written estimate.
Call us or request a quote online. We'll assess your needs and provide a transparent, no-obligation estimate.
Airmax is a Smart-E contractor with the Connecticut Green Bank. Spread the cost of a new system with a Smart-E loan from a local lender, and we'll submit the project details to the Green Bank for you.
Smart-E loans are made by participating Smart-E lenders, not by Airmax. Available for owner-occupied 1–4 unit homes in Connecticut. Subject to lender credit approval; rates and terms are set by the lender and the Connecticut Green Bank. See current Smart-E rates.