Plumber and HVAC Company in Huntington, NY

We are a family-owned plumbing, heating, and cooling shop in Hicksville, a straight run up Route 110, covering the whole Town of Huntington and Suffolk County seven days a week from 7 AM to 7 PM with standard rates applying and no overtime charges. We are available 7 AM to 7 PM, seven days a week, with no overtime charges. If you call after 7 PM, our automated system will take your details, and we will book your service for the first available opening the next morning.

Huntington is not a single place, and homeowners here do not describe it as one. We dispatch technicians who are professionally trained and perform all work under our company's Master Plumbing and HVAC licenses across the town every week, into the villages and hamlets people actually name when you ask where they live.

• Huntington village and the streets off Main Street and around Heckscher Park
• Halesite and the blocks running down to the harbor
• Huntington Station, along Route 110 and out toward the Walt Whitman Shops
• Greenlawn and Centerport, north of Jericho Turnpike and off Route 25A
• Cold Spring Harbor and East Northport
• Dix Hills and Melville

That covers 11743, 11746, 11740, and 11731. From 200 Engineers Drive in Hicksville it is a short run east and north through Farmingdale, which is why a Huntington address gets scheduled the same way a Nassau one does. Call 516-409-8555 and you will get a real appointment window, not a shrug about the county line.

We Know These Houses Because We Work in Them

Huntington housing stock is genuinely different from Nassau's, and it changes what we look for the moment we get downstairs. The town runs from nineteenth-century and pre-war homes in the village and Halesite, through post-war capes and ranches in Huntington Station and Greenlawn, to larger colonials in Dix Hills and Melville.

What that looks like in a basement:

• Galvanized supply lines that have corroded inward until the upstairs shower runs at a trickle
• Cast iron waste stacks that have scaled enough to catch anything that goes down them
• Eighty years of additions and renovations tied into original plumbing, often with fittings that were never meant to meet
• Hydronic baseboard or radiators in houses that have never had a duct in them
• Oil tanks and oil-fired equipment still in service long past their design life

We check those things first because in this town they are usually where the problem starts. A leak in a 1920s village colonial and a leak in a 1990s Melville colonial are not the same call.

Three Honest Paths for an Aging Oil Boiler or Furnace

Oil-fired boilers and furnaces are far more common in the Town of Huntington than they are across the border in Nassau, and if yours is thirty years old you are probably weighing what to do before the cold sets in. There are three real options and the right one depends on your house, not on what a contractor would rather sell.

Repair and keep the oil system

If the unit is sound and the failure is a control, a pump, or a burner component, a repair is often still the smarter buy. We will tell you when that is the case, and a heating maintenance visit before the season is what keeps that decision in your hands instead of the equipment's.

Convert to gas where a main runs on the street

Where there is gas service available at the curb, a conversion changes the whole cost picture for the next twenty years. We quote the boiler or furnace, the venting, and the connection work as one written price so you can compare it honestly against a repair.

Go to a heat pump where gas is not an option

An air-source heat pump heats and cools the whole house from one system, and cold-climate models produce real output well below freezing. For a house on baseboard or radiators with no ductwork, an air-to-water heat pump can work with the piping already in the walls. This is often the answer on streets where a gas main was never run.

Whichever way you lean, you get a written flat-rate price on each path before you decide anything. If the heat is out right now, call 516-409-8555 and we will get someone to you.

Why a Huntington Homeowner Calls a Hicksville Shop

We are asking you to call across the county line, so here is what stands behind that. Our technicians are professionally trained and perform all work under our company's Master Plumbing and HVAC licenses. The Gold Star Guarantee covers craftsmanship, code compliance, and your satisfaction with the finished job. And for homeowners who would rather choose a company once than shop for one every time something fails, the Gold Care Club adds two precision tune-ups a year, priority scheduling, 15% off repairs, an extended warranty on installations, and a loyalty credit toward a future replacement. See what customers across Long Island say about the work.

One Number for the Whole House, on Either Side of the County Line

Plumbing, heating, cooling, and indoor air quality all come from the same family-owned team, whether your house is in Halesite, Huntington Station, or Dix Hills. Call 516-409-8555 or book online and we will look at the house before we quote it.