HVAC Contractor · Scarsdale, NY
Heating & Air Conditioning in Scarsdale, NY
Heating and cooling for Scarsdale homes, including the 1920s and 1930s Tudors and colonials in Fox Meadow, Greenacres, Heathcote, Edgewood and Quaker Ridge.
AreaScarsdale, Westchester County, NY
ZIP codes10583
EstimatesFree, written, after an on-site visit
What makes HVAC work in Scarsdale different
A large share of Scarsdale's houses date from the 1920s and 1930s: Tudor Revival, colonial and stucco homes with plaster walls, slate or tile roofs and, very often, a steam or hot-water boiler feeding cast-iron radiators. Those systems can run for decades, but replacing a boiler in one means matching the new unit to the existing piping and radiation, not just to the square footage.
Cooling is the other common project. Many of these homes were built without ducts, and plaster walls make running new ones harder. The usual options are ductwork through the attic to the top floor, small-duct high-velocity systems, or ductless mini-splits room by room. On smaller lots, where the outdoor condenser sits and how loud it is matter to you and your neighbors, so placement is part of the plan from the start.
Heating and cooling services in Scarsdale
How it works
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.
Scarsdale HVAC questions
Does Airmax serve Scarsdale, NY?
Yes. Scarsdale is part of the southern Westchester area we serve from our Stamford, CT base. Call (866) 203-0469 or request a free estimate on this page.
Can you replace a steam boiler in an older Scarsdale house?
Yes. Steam systems need the new boiler matched to the connected radiation and the near-boiler piping done correctly, or the system will bang, short-cycle or heat unevenly. We measure the existing radiators and piping before quoting.
What is the best way to add AC to a Scarsdale Tudor with radiators?
Common options are attic ductwork to the upper floor, a small-duct high-velocity system, or ductless mini-splits. Each trades off cost, how much wall and ceiling work it takes, and how the equipment looks. We look at the house and explain the options in writing.
Do HVAC replacements in Scarsdale need a permit?
Most equipment replacements need a building permit from the Village of Scarsdale. Your written estimate will spell out the permit and inspection steps for your job.
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