Cislyn Carrington
Owner and office manager
Signs every written estimate and keeps the building files, so a call about a boiler we serviced years ago starts with its history.
About
A boiler shop that still works where it started
We started with one truck and a set of pipe wrenches, and we still work in the buildings we started in.
Most of our work is steam, because most of the older buildings we serve run on it. The crew is nine people: the technicians who go to the basement, the estimator who measures, the dispatcher who answers the phone and the office that keeps the files. We would rather explain a system than sell a part.
The crew
The people who answer, and the people in your basement
Massimo Maniscalco
Steam foreman
Has worked on steam since the 1990s. Reads a one-pipe system by the sound of its vents.
Kazimierz Jaworski
Service technician
Pipe pitch, vents and traps. The one you call about banging in the morning.
Hassan Daher
Hot-water and burner technician
Circulators, zone valves and burners, gas and oil.
Lansana Konate
Pipefitter
Mains, risers and boiler piping, and the insulation that goes on them.
Ariel Zelaya
Service technician
Joined the crew to learn steam from the foreman, and now runs his own routes.
Minseok Jang
Estimator
Measures radiators and writes the scope for replacements.
Toni McDaniel
Dispatcher
Answers the no-heat line in the heat season, and knows which building has which boiler.
Sachin Krishnan
Paperwork and permits
Files permits and sends insurance certificates and service logs to boards and managing agents.
Meet the crew at your building
Call the office or send a message. We will set a time for a visit.