Elite HVAC Solutions for Upper East Side Co-ops & Historic Residences
Navigating the Complexity of Upper East Side Comfort
On the Upper East Side, an HVAC installation is more than a mechanical project—it is a diplomatic one. Between the strict regulations of Fifth Avenue and Park Avenue Co-op Boards and the architectural preservation required by the Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC), you need a partner who understands the "UES Standard."
Dezier Air provides a seamless, "turn-key" experience. We don’t just install elite climate systems; we handle the architectural drawings, electrical load letters, and noise-mitigation plans required to secure board approval on the first attempt.
Specialized Solutions for Pre-War Architecture
Standard HVAC units often clash with the soaring ceilings and ornate plasterwork of pre-war homes. We offer:
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The "Invisible" Retrofit: Using high-velocity systems (like Unico) with 2-inch flexible ducting that snakes through existing walls without destroying crown moldings.
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Board-Approved PTAC Upgrades: High-efficiency, ultra-quiet PTAC replacements for luxury buildings, ensuring compliance with building-wide aesthetic and decibel standards.
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Custom Enclosures: Bespoke cabinetry and millwork integration so your HVAC system disappears into your interior design.
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Soundproofing & Vibration Isolation: Advanced mounting techniques that ensure your neighbors never hear your system, meeting the most stringent co-op noise by laws.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get HVAC installation approved by a Co-op Board on the Upper East Side?
To secure UES Co-op Board approval, you must submit a comprehensive "Alteration Agreement" package. Dezier Air simplifies this by providing all necessary documentation: licensed MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing) plans, a detailed Scope of Work (SOW), $5M+ Liability COIs, and sound-dampening specifications. Our experience with premier UES managing agents ensures your project meets building protocols for freight elevator use and work-hour restrictions.