Heating Services (1.800.287.6651)

Bornstein Sons provides a full range of expert heating repairs and maintenance services and performs the finest installations and replacement of heating equipment for Northern and North Central New Jersey homes and businesses. We repair and maintain all makes and models of gas-fired furnaces (ducted systems), Hydronic (hot water and steam) Boilers and heating systems, Radiant heat systems, and Ductless systems as well as various types of commercial and industrial systems. We recommend and install Energy Star® Rated equipment.

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We're your NJ heating experts. We install, maintain and repair:

RESIDENTIAL SYSTEMS

Gas Fired Heating Equipment
Furnaces
Oil to Gas Conversions
- SAVE on fuel costs and enjoy the clean functionality of natural gas
Radiant Heat Systems
Hot Water Heat (Hydronic) Systems (We specialize in multi-zone systems)
- High Efficiency condensing boilers
Steam Heat Systems (We specialize in Older Homes)
Ductless Systems
Split Systems
Digital Programmable Thermostats
Humidification Systems
Air Filtration Systems (Indoor Air Quality)
- Ultraviolet Air Duct Purifiers and Electronic Air Cleaners

COMMERCIAL SYSTEMS

All Gas-Fired Systems
- Boilers, Furnaces, Unit Heaters
Ductless Systems
Split Systems
Commercial & Industrial Roof Top Systems

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Before We Dispatch A Technician - Please check:

The switch on your thermostat should be in the appropriate “Heat” or “Cool” position. To be certain it is set correctly, switch it “OFF” then to the desired setting.
Set the temperature a few degrees higher (for heat) or lower (for cooling) than the current room temperature, wait a few minutes to see if the system responds to the action the thermostat has requested.
Check your Emergency Switch to be sure it’s in the “ON” position. The plate for this switch, located near your equipment, is typically red in color.
Locate the circuit breaker for your system. Physically switch the breaker to the “OFF” position and then back “ON”. A circuit breaker can “trip” and appear to be “ON” when in reality it is not!