Eastchester
next door.
Houses, co-ops and apartment buildings, about five minutes from our base.
The Town of Eastchester takes in two villages, Bronxville and Tuckahoe.
Then there are the unincorporated neighborhoods around them.
The housing is a mix of Colonials, Tudors, capes and split-levels.
Apartment and co-op buildings line the main roads.
That mix means every kind of system.
Older houses run steam or hot-water radiators. Later ones often have baseboard or forced air.
Some have a boiler for heat and a separate air handler in the attic for cooling.
JSM works on all of it.
That matters when one company can look at the whole house instead of one appliance.
A lot of Eastchester calls are a boiler near the end of its life.
The question is repair or replace, and you get the numbers either way.
Co-op and apartment buildings are a different job.
A shared boiler, a super, and a building that cannot go cold.
JSM works on multi-unit buildings as well as houses.
Replacement boilers for houses and buildings: gas, steam or high-efficiency.
02Furnaces, heat pumps and full HVAC systems, with the ductwork made in-house.
03Tank, tankless and indirect water heaters, sized for the bathrooms you use.
04Annual tune-ups for boilers, furnaces and heat pumps, combustion and safeties checked.
05No heat, no hot water or a leak at night: call the 24/7 line, we are close by.
06Central air and ductless cooling, including attic air handlers due for replacement.
Eastchester is about 2.3 miles from our base, roughly five minutes without traffic.
The town runs north toward Scarsdale, with White Plains Road (Route 22) through the middle.
The Hutchinson River Parkway runs up the east side.
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.
