Bronxville
is home.
Our base on New Rochelle Road is about four minutes from the village center.
Bronxville packs a lot of house into about one square mile, and much of it went up in the early 1900s.
Tudors, Colonials and stucco houses on the hill, and apartment buildings near the station.
Houses that age were built around radiators. Many still run on steam or hot water from a basement boiler.
Some boilers have been swapped two or three times, and the near-boiler piping shows it.
That is the work JSM does most.
Boilers get replaced properly and piped so the next person can service them.
Steam systems get fixed, not avoided.
Cooling is the other half. Most of these houses have no ductwork.
Ductless heads and heat pumps cool the rooms that need it without opening plaster walls.
The 10708 ZIP code reaches past the village line into parts of Eastchester and Yonkers.
We cover all of it, and the emergency line is open 24/7.
Steam and hot-water boilers replaced in older houses, piped so they can be serviced.
02Ducted where the house has ducts, ductless where it does not, sized for the rooms.
03Tank, tankless and indirect water heaters sized for how the house uses water.
04Annual service before the first cold snap, so a failure happens on your terms.
05No heat on a Sunday night in January? The line is open, and we are minutes away.
06Central air and ductless cooling for houses built long before anyone planned for AC.
From 480 New Rochelle Rd to the village center is about 1.6 miles, roughly four minutes without traffic.
The Bronx River Parkway runs along the west side of the village.
Metro-North’s Harlem Line stops right in the middle of it.
Nearby towns we cover
Say whether you have heat, whether you have hot water, and whether anything is leaking.
Any hour for an emergency. Booked work and quotes run Monday to Saturday, nine to five.
What has actually failed, and whether it is worth repairing or has reached the end.
Budget through to high efficiency, with the running cost of each one explained.
Permit pulled, piped properly, inspector met, and the heat back on.
Tell us what the system is doing and whether you have hot water. You will get a straight answer and a real price.
