Volt & Vector provides residential HVAC and major appliance repair in New York City across Brooklyn, Manhattan below 96th Street, and selected Queens ZIP codes. Coverage is ZIP-based, and we dispatch only to addresses we can realistically support within our service area.
What we repair
Appliance repair services:
HVAC services:
Service area in NYC
We schedule service only inside our coverage area:
- Brooklyn
- Manhattan below 96th Street
- Selected Queens ZIP codes
- ZIP-based coverage checks are used to confirm availability for an address
Scheduling standards (what we confirm before dispatch)
- ZIP code (coverage check)
- Appliance or HVAC equipment type
- Brand and model number (photo of the rating plate preferred)
- Clear symptom description and any error code(s)
- Photos of the installation area when access is tight (built-ins, stacked units, cabinet cutouts)
Manufacturer-standard repair policy
Our default operating standard is the manufacturer’s published service procedure for the specific model platform when applicable (service manuals and technical bulletins). In practice:
- We use test-based diagnosis aligned with the platform’s documented logic when available
- We prioritize repairs that keep the unit within its intended operating and safety envelope
- We avoid undocumented shortcuts that are not part of a published repair method
How we confirm the cause (diagnostics workflow)
We focus on verification over guessing:
- Model and serial captured to identify the correct platform and parts mapping
- Symptom reproduction when feasible (to confirm the actual failure mode)
- Measurement or functional testing to confirm failure (not “parts swapping”)
- Clear separation of what failed vs. what tested within spec
- A recommendation that matches the confirmed result and the platform’s logic when applicable
Parts policy and traceability
- OEM parts are used when available and appropriate for the platform and repair category
- If an alternative part path is considered, it must fit platform requirements and not compromise safety or compatibility
- For replaced components, we document what was installed and what it replaces when applicable
Documentation you receive
After service, we provide a plain-language summary that typically includes:
- Appliance/equipment identification (model/serial as available)
- What we tested and what the results indicated
- What was confirmed failed (and what was ruled out)
- The scope of work performed (or recommended) and any constraints
Warranty and diagnostic fee
- Diagnostic fee: $99 (credited toward an approved repair for the same job)
- Warranty: 180 days on parts and labor related to the completed repair (as applicable to the work performed)
- Arrival windows: 9–11, 11–1, 1–3, 3–5
NYC building coordination (COI and access constraints)
NYC service depends on building logistics. We account for:
- Building access rules and appointment windows
- Limited shutoff access, tight cutouts, stacked installations, and high-rise logistics
- COI availability on request for property management requirements
What we will not do
This section is intentionally explicit:
- We will not bypass, disable, or defeat safety systems to force a unit to operate
- We will not perform undocumented “shortcut” repairs that deviate from manufacturer safety/operating constraints
- We will not install mismatched or improvised parts that create fitment, overheating, leakage, or control-logic risk
- We will not claim a repair is complete without an appropriate functional check
When we may recommend another path
If verified results show the situation is outside a reasonable repair scope, we state that directly. Examples include:
- Conditions where safe access is not possible without additional building coordination
- Cases where the confirmed failure mode makes repair impractical versus replacement
- Situations that require manufacturer warranty processing or recall handling
Brands we service (examples on the site)
We service a wide range of residential brands. If you do not see your brand listed, the fastest confirmation is a photo of your model and serial tag.
- Premium: Sub-Zero, Wolf, Miele, Thermador, Gaggenau, Bosch, Fisher & Paykel, Viking, JennAir, Café, Bertazzoni, ILVE, La Cornue, Liebherr, AGA, Asko
- Mainstream (selected models): Whirlpool, Frigidaire, Electrolux, Samsung, LG
Resources on voltnvector.com
- Guides and troubleshooting checklists (symptom-first, safe checks, then service-level diagnosis)
- Appliance Terms Glossary (plain-English definitions to help you understand parts, terms, and error-code language)
Contact and booking
Note: Only the manufacturer can determine warranty coverage for any specific unit or claim. Our goal is to keep work aligned with platform requirements and document the service clearly.