Hicksville, NY 11801
Heating & cooling for Hicksville homes built before central air was standard
Steam radiators, oil-to-gas conversions, no-duct Capes – we know Hicksville’s housing stock because we work in it every week. A licensed, insured HVAC company that’s upfront about pricing before we touch anything.
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Built for Hicksville’s 1940s–60s housing stock
Cape Cods, splits and colonials from the same building boom that shaped Levittown next door. A lot of them still run original steam heat, converted oil tanks, or central air bolted onto ductwork that was never designed for it. More on how we work is on our about page.
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Steam & hydronic heat
Radiators and baseboard loops, sometimes on original Taco zone relay panels that need upgrading – not full replacement.
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Mid-conversion from oil
A gas line “available on the street” but not yet connected is a common find. We handle the tank, the utility and the new equipment.
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No room for ductwork
Most of these homes have no attic or wall space for ducts – which is why ductless mini-splits are one of our most common installs here.
Services
Full-service HVAC contractor for every Hicksville home
Heating repair & installation
Furnaces, no-heat calls and full replacements sized with a real load calculation.
Cooling & AC
Central air repair and replacement, plus window-unit troubleshooting.
Ductless mini-splits
Single- and multi-zone systems for Capes and splits with no existing ductwork.
Boilers & steam heat
Steam radiators and hydronic baseboard – common in pre-1970s Hicksville homes.
Heat pumps
Cold-climate models rated for Long Island winters, and help checking PSEG Long Island rebates.
Oil-to-gas conversion
Tank decommissioning, National Grid coordination and new equipment install.
24/7 emergency HVAC
No heat or no cooling? Call any hour – nights, weekends and holidays.
Maintenance & tune-ups
Spring AC and fall heating tune-ups, plus a maintenance plan that schedules them for you.
Indoor air quality
Basement humidity, filtration, fresh-air ventilation and CO safety for older homes.
How it works
Getting your system fixed shouldn’t be complicated
Real Long Island ranges
What Hicksville homeowners actually pay
Not a national average. Exact pricing depends on your equipment, layout, and any tank removal or line work – you get a firm number after a walkthrough, not a phone guess.
Central AC replacement (existing ducts)
$7,000–$17,000
Ductless mini-split (one room to whole house)
$4,500–$28,000+
Full system or heat pump conversion
$14,000–$25,000
Service area
Local to Hicksville and nearby Nassau County towns
We work in these neighborhoods every week, so we already know the housing stock and the systems inside it. Don’t see your town? Call (516) 930-5483 – we’ll tell you straight.
Homeowner guides
Before you buy: straight answers
Heating season
No heat? What to check first
Five safe checks for a furnace or boiler that stopped, and when to call.
Cost
Average HVAC cost on Long Island in 2026
Real installed prices and the extra costs to plan for.
FAQ
Got questions?
If you can’t find what you’re looking for, see the full FAQ or call us – we’ll give you a straight answer.
How fast can you get someone out for an emergency?
We offer 24/7 emergency service for no-heat and no-AC calls, and same-day appointments are available. Call and we’ll give you a realistic arrival window before you commit.
Do you work on older Hicksville homes with steam heat?
Yes — a lot of our calls are steam radiators and old baseboard systems in Hicksville’s Cape Cods and colonials. We know how to service them and how to tell you honestly when it’s time to consider a conversion instead.
How much does oil-to-gas conversion cost?
Most Long Island oil-to-gas conversions run about $8,000–$15,000. That covers a new gas boiler or furnace, venting, and removing or abandoning the oil tank. An underground tank or a long gas service run pushes it higher, and you get an exact number after a walkthrough. National Grid runs the gas service to the house; if you’re weighing a heat pump instead, that’s where PSEG Long Island rebates apply.
What’s the average price of a service call?
A diagnostic visit on Long Island typically runs $100–$200. We tell you the exact fee on the phone before anyone comes out, and you approve the repair price before any work starts, so there’s never a surprise on the bill.
Can I get a ductless mini-split if my house has no ductwork?
Yes — many Hicksville homes, especially older Capes, were never built with ductwork. Ductless mini-splits are one of our most common installs for exactly this reason. We’ll talk through single-zone vs. multi-zone based on your layout.
What areas do you service besides Hicksville?
We also serve Levittown, Bethpage, Plainview, Syosset, and Westbury. Not sure if you’re in range? Just give us a call.
Don’t wait for a January no-heat emergency
Get honest pricing and a real appointment window – with same-day service and 24/7 emergency calls. Call (516) 930-5483 any time, day or night.