1,418 HVAC contractors filed 3,503 HVAC permits on homes in New York City from October 2023 to September 2026; 681 filed one in the last 12 months. The middle filed job value was $50,000. The most active in the last 12 months were Stream Rock Contsruction (33 permits), L&L Construction Develop (24) and Morell Builders Inc (20); busy is not the same as careful. Side by side: permits filed, share finished, license status and permits in the last 12 months for each firm. Pick what you value and the list re-orders.
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Top 5 by HVAC permits filed in the last 12 months. This is volume, not quality: a busy firm is not necessarily a careful one.
Before you move a slider, the list is in a default order built only from the permit record: how much of each firm’s record is this kind of job (weight 30), how often its permits reached completion (25), how many permits it filed in the last 12 months (15) and how quickly its permits closed (10). Each measure is ranked against the other 1,418 firms and pulled toward the middle when a record is short; a firm with a matched license problem is listed last.
The order comes from the New York City permit file, not from reviews: 681 of 1,418 HVAC contractors filed a permit in the last 12 months and 66% of their permits a year or more old were finished. Nobody pays to be listed or to move up, and there are no star ratings or reviews. The sliders and presets change the weights, and the order changes with them. How the records work in New York City.
We do not rate contractors. In this page’s default order, which uses only the permit record through Sep 2026, the top 3 are Beyer Construction Corp (40 permits, 90% finished), Mercury Building Asso Inc (16 permits) and Fas Building Corp (23 permits, 91% finished). By permits filed alone, the most active is L&L Construction Develop with 59.
1,418 firms are on the list; the busiest filed 33 HVAC permits in the last 12 months and the middle firm filed 1 in the whole file. Line them up on the same public measures: permits filed, share of permits finished, usual filed job value and license status. Pick what matters to you and the list re-orders, for example recent activity if you need someone soon. The order comes from the permit record only, and nobody pays to be listed or to move up.
1,418 firms filed at least one HVAC permit on homes in New York City from October 2023 to September 2026; 681 of them filed one in the last 12 months.
1,232 of the 1,418 HVAC contractors on the New York City permit file match an active license, 181 match one that is expired, suspended or inactive, and 5 we could not match. A firm we could not match is not proven unlicensed: the match is by company name. Look any firm up by name or license number with NYC Buildings; statuses show under each firm’s name above. How to check a contractor's license in New York →
Three you can check against this page: “How many HVAC permits have you filed in New York City?” (the middle firm here filed 1; 681 of 1,418 filed one in the last 12 months); “What value will you put on the permit?” (the usual filed value here is $50,000); “Will you pull the permit in your company’s name, and when is the final inspection?” (66% of older HVAC permits here were finished). All 10 questions and how to check each →
On this page: 1,418 firms filed 3,503 HVAC permits from October 2023 to September 2026, and each firm’s name opens its own permit record. Every number comes from NYC Department of Buildings permits and DOB NOW filings on one- and two-family homes (NYC Open Data). To see one permit itself, search the address or permit number with the New York City permit office. How the records work in New York City →
We do not rate or collect reviews. Instead each of the 1,418 HVAC contractors here is shown with its permit record: 3,503 permits, the share finished, usual filed value and license status. Read reviews on other sites and use this page to check them against the record. Reviews vs permit records →
Every number on this page comes from NYC Department of Buildings permits and DOB NOW filings on one- and two-family homes (NYC Open Data): 1,418 firms filed 3,503 HVAC permits on homes in New York City from October 2023 to September 2026, and 681 of them filed one in the last 12 months. The middle firm has 1 permit in the whole file. A short record leaves more uncertainty, and some jobs never require a permit.
The middle recorded permit value is $50,000. That is a filed estimate, not a quote or final bill. See how we compare records.
Most New York City HVAC permits are filed in July (117 against an average month of 100); February is the quietest (81). When each trade is busiest in New York City →