Orange Mechanical. A higher standard for residential HVAC.
For homeowners who care how the system performs, how it fits the home and how the work is finished. Orange Mechanical handles heating, cooling, boilers, ventilation and water systems, along with the connected electrical, plumbing, carpentry and finish work the project requires.
Owner-led
One written scope
Finished-home planning
NYC DCWP HIC #2071733-DCA
How we install
The details around the equipment shape the result.
Equipment matters. So do capacity, location, airflow, noise, drainage, controls, access and the route through the home.
Sized and zoned for the home
Rooms, exposures, layout and how the home is used determine capacity and zoning.
Routes decided before drilling
Refrigerant lines, ducts, drains, vents and supports should follow deliberate, serviceable paths.
Work areas protected
Access, dust, occupied rooms, nearby finishes and cleanup are considered before work begins.
Startup and handoff
The system is started and checked, the controls are reviewed and basic operation is explained.
Systems
Heating, cooling, ventilation and water systems.
01
Heating and cooling
Air-source heat pumps, ductless and concealed systems, central equipment, gas heat, garage heaters, ductwork, zoning and controls.
02
Boilers, radiant heat and hot water
Gas boilers, combi boilers, tankless water heaters, hydronic radiant floors, circulators, manifolds, expansion tanks and related piping.
03
Ventilation, exhaust and radon
Bathroom exhaust, attic ventilation, radon mitigation, air filtration, duct corrections and related insulation work.
04
Water quality and pressure
Whole-home and point-of-use filtration, pressure-boosting systems and related domestic-water work.
Explore All Systems
One coordinated scope
The system and the work around it can be planned together.
A mechanical project may require a new circuit, revised piping, equipment supports, access through a wall or ceiling, insulation, carpentry, patching or paint. Orange Mechanical can include those items from the beginning.
The proposal identifies the system, the connected work and what will be complete at closeout.
Built for New York homes
The building changes the HVAC plan.
Staten Island houses
Attics, basements and mechanical rooms can bring whole-home comfort, water pressure, insulation and multi-zone work into the same project.
Brooklyn brownstones and townhouses
Older walls, vertical routes, rear elevations and rooftops require careful planning through finished rooms.
Manhattan condos and co-ops
Building access, work-hour limits, shared systems, restricted routes and high-rise logistics shape the HVAC plan.
Renovations and occupied homes
Mechanical work must stay coordinated with other trades, existing finishes and the rooms still in use.
See How We Work
Start with the home. We will work through the system.
Tell us what is installed now, what you want to change and where the property is located.
Discuss a Project