Brick HVAC Pros is the heating-and-cooling contractor headquartered at 100 Jack Martin Blvd. We work for the families on your street — slab-on-grade ranches in Herbertsville, two-story rebuilds along the Metedeconk, 55+ communities in Greenbriar, post-Sandy raised homes in Mantoloking. No upsell scripts, no salesman in the truck. A licensed tech runs the job and you sign off on it.
Most Brick HVAC bills come down to choices the homeowner never sees — whether a tech tested the capacitor or just replaced it, whether the new system was sized for your envelope or the truck's inventory, whether the warranty got registered. Brick HVAC Pros does it the right way and writes it on the invoice.
Furnace cracked, condenser past R-22, or upgrading to a cold-climate heat pump — we run a Manual J load calc, match the system to the house (not the truck), pull the Brick Township permit, and register the warranty under your name on install day. Same-week start on 96% of signed quotes.
Compressor not kicking, line set icing, no airflow from the registers — capacitor, contactor, recharge, blower swap handled from parts on the van. Most calls one truck roll.
Pre-season heat check with a Testo combustion analyzer — CO output, O₂ level, stack temp, efficiency. Tune the draft, clean the burners, swap the flame sensor before December's first cold snap.
Variable-speed systems that heat below 5°F and replace your oil tank. Mitsubishi Hyper-Heat, Bosch IDS, Trane XV — load calc, line set, electrical, and the NJ Clean Energy rebate filed by us.
Finished basement, in-law suite over the garage, sunroom addition that never got ducted — single zone in a day, line set hidden, condensate piped to drain. Mitsubishi or Daikin.
Weekday daytime visits, HOA rules respected, simple invoicing for fixed-income households. Slab-on-grade specialists — most retirement community HVAC sits in a closet, not an attic.
Brick has hundreds of homes raised post-2012 — bigger envelope, different infiltration profile, sometimes ductwork relocated to a crawlspace. We resize, reroute, and re-seal for the new house, not the old one.
Two visits a year — coils, capacitors, refrigerant, filter, flame sensor, static pressure logged. Catch the failure before the 95° weekend. Plan members get priority dispatch.
HQ sits in the Brick business corridor between the Garden State Parkway and the Metedeconk. From there we cover every Brick neighborhood — Herbertsville, Laurelton, Cedar Bridge, Greenbriar, Midstreams, Adamston — plus next-door Point Pleasant, Mantoloking, Bay Head, and parts of Lakewood and Toms River.
Real Brick, Herbertsville, Greenbriar, and Point Pleasant homeowners. Closed-job feedback from the past twelve months — Sandy-elevated rebuilds, retirement community swaps, and ordinary AC saves.
"AC died on our raised post-Sandy house in April, right when we were doing the rental walkthroughs. They came out next morning, found the contactor was pitted from coastal humidity, swapped it on the spot, and made a point of explaining the elevated-home airflow issue I'd been guessing at for years. Worth every penny."
"My mom's in Greenbriar and her old gas furnace finally gave up. Brick HVAC came out the same day, gave her three options without pushing the most expensive, and worked around the community quiet hours. Installed a new system in one day. Treated her like family, not like a fixed-income mark. That mattered."
"Got the fall furnace tune-up done — they hooked up a combustion analyzer and emailed me a report with the actual CO numbers, O₂ percentage, all of it. First HVAC company I've had that gives you the data instead of just saying 'looks good'. Caught a draft issue on my 12-year-old Carrier and tuned it back to spec."
"We finished our basement and needed AC down there without redoing the ductwork. They installed a single-zone Mitsubishi mini-split in one day — line set hidden up the corner of the house, condensate piped neatly through the soffit. Clean work. Basement is the most comfortable room now."
The questions Brick homeowners ask most. If yours isn't here, the line picks up 7 AM to 7 PM every day.
No sales scripts. No upsell pressure. A licensed Brick technician on the phone, every day, 7 to 7 — and on your driveway the same week.