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Long Island City Handyman& Repair Services

NYCHA rules first

Handyman in Queensbridge

Where
Long Island City, Queens
ZIP
11101
From our shop
0.5 mi, straight line

Queensbridge Houses, finished in 1940, is 26 six-story buildings with 3,147 apartments between Vernon Boulevard and 21st Street. NYCHA calls it the largest public housing development in North America. On weekdays the M stops at 21 St-Queensbridge.

NYCHA repairs its own building systems through work orders, so anything in the walls, pipes, heat or wiring goes to NYCHA. What residents can hire help for is their own things: assembling furniture, hanging pictures and shelves with care, and putting in an air conditioner once NYCHA has approved it. NYCHA requires an Appliance Agreement (form 150.110) before an AC goes in, doesn't allow clothes dryers, and only allows video doorbells that mount with adhesive, with no holes. We follow those rules.

Straight answers

Can you install my air conditioner in Queensbridge?

After NYCHA approves it. File the Appliance Agreement (form 150.110) with NYCHA first. Window guards can only come out of a window where an AC is permanently installed, and the unit has to be properly supported. Once you have approval, send us the model and a photo of the window.

Will you fix the heat or a leak in my NYCHA apartment?

No. Those are NYCHA building systems and go through a NYCHA work order. Heat is the landlord's legal duty from October 1 to May 31, and 311 takes heat complaints.

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Call. Tell us the job, the wall and your building's rules. You get a quote before any work starts.

(929) 325-1035
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