Rimco HVAC Services.

HVAC contractors keep New York’s climate-controlled spaces running, especially in older walk-ups and narrow lots where ductwork competes with century-old plumbing. Rimco HVAC Services operates from a third-floor office at 156 2nd Ave, a stretch of the East Village where pre-war facades meet newer co-ops. The building itself is unassuming, blending into the block without signage that screams “mechanical work,” yet the team handles everything from emergency repairs to assistive hearing-loop installations for public venues.

What sets the place apart is its layered ownership: the business identifies as Asian-owned, Black-owned, disabled-owned, Indigenous-owned, Latino-owned, veteran-owned, and women-owned, making it a rare small-business hub in an industry often dominated by larger firms. Online estimates are available for those who prefer to plan ahead, while onsite services cover urgent fixes when the radiator hisses or the AC sputters. Repairs remain the core offering, though the scope extends to accessibility upgrades that many competitors overlook.

Reaching them is simple—call (917) 810-0213 to schedule a visit or get a quote. For directions to the 3rd floor walk-up, pull up the map here. The neighborhood hums with delivery bikes and weekend brunch crowds, a reminder that behind every quiet brownstone facade, someone’s keeping the heat on.