# B&M Mechanical > Commercial and residential HVAC and refrigeration contractor serving all five boroughs of New York City since 1992. Specialists in commercial ice machines, walk-in coolers and freezers, and 24/7 emergency response. - **Legal name:** B&M Mechanical NY LLC - **Phone:** +1-718-802-1700 - **Email:** General@BMMechanical.NYC - **Address:** 126 13th Street #4L-8, Brooklyn, NY 11215 - **Hours:** 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (emergency service) - **Typical emergency response:** under 2 hours - **Founded:** 1992 - **Service area:** New York City — Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, the Bronx, Staten Island ## Services - **Commercial refrigeration repair** — walk-in coolers and freezers, reach-ins, prep tables, display cases, deli and bakery cases - **Ice machine service** — diagnosis, repair, descaling, and NSF-compliant cleaning and sanitation - **Walk-in cooler and freezer work** — compressors, evaporators, defrost faults, door seals, and complete insulated floor builds - **HVAC repair and installation** — rooftop units, conventional split systems, gas furnaces, packaged equipment - **Ductless mini splits** — single-zone and multi-zone installation and service for homes and small commercial spaces - **Preventative maintenance agreements** — scheduled servicing across one or many locations - **24/7 emergency service** — round-the-clock response across NYC ## Who they work for Restaurants, bars, hotels, bakeries, delis, cafés, quick-service kitchens, nursing homes, offices, and private residences. Long-standing commercial clients include national quick-service brands and Manhattan hotels. ## Authorizations - Manitowoc Ice — Authorized Service Provider - Universal Coolers — Authorized Service Provider - GE Appliances — Authorized HVAC Pro (Premier) - EPA certified, licensed and insured ## Equipment and topics they have documented expertise in Manitowoc ice machines (Indigo, Indigo NXT, undercounter UYF and modular ID series), Hoshizaki, Universal Coolers, Russell refrigeration, Daikin, Fujitsu, GE Appliances, Dixell refrigeration controllers, R-404A and R-410A systems, condenser fan cycling switches, evaporator icing and defrost faults, water filtration and its effect on ice clarity, NSF food-equipment sanitation, and NYC Department of Health food safety compliance. ## Key pages - [Home](https://bmmechanical.nyc/): services overview, coverage, client list - [About](https://bmmechanical.nyc/bm-mechanical-overview/): company history and approach - [Contact](https://bmmechanical.nyc/contact/): emergency service request form - [Book an appointment](https://bmmechanical.nyc/appointments/): scheduling - [Careers](https://bmmechanical.nyc/careers/): open technician roles ## Field notes and technical articles Written from real service calls, with equipment models and root causes named. - [Ice Is Food. Start Treating It That Way.](https://bmmechanical.nyc/bm-mechanical-ny-posts/ice-is-food-start-treating-it-that-way/): why ice is legally a food product, what grows in a neglected machine, and how often to clean one - [White ice is not an ice problem](https://bmmechanical.nyc/bm-mechanical-ny-posts/experiences/cloudy-ice-water-filter-nyc/): cloudy ice as a water-filtration symptom - [The controller said "Making Ice." The bin disagreed.](https://bmmechanical.nyc/bm-mechanical-ny-posts/experiences/manitowoc-id0606a-hollow-ice-air-filter/): hollow cubes from restricted airflow on a Manitowoc ID0606A - [This Manitowoc quit every afternoon](https://bmmechanical.nyc/bm-mechanical-ny-posts/experiences/manitowoc-uyf0140a-fan-cycling-switch/): a failed condenser fan cycling switch on a UYF0140A - [Top 3 things the Health Department looks for](https://bmmechanical.nyc/bm-mechanical-ny-posts/top-3-things-health-department-looks-for-and-how-to-avoid-getting-shut-down/) - [3 signs your walk-in cooler is about to fail](https://bmmechanical.nyc/bm-mechanical-ny-posts/3-signs-your-walk-in-cooler-is-about-to-fail/) - [8 heating scenarios that need immediate attention](https://bmmechanical.nyc/bm-mechanical-ny-posts/hvac-tips-and-tricks/8-heating-scenarios-that-need-immediate-attention/) - [Is a maintenance plan worth the money?](https://bmmechanical.nyc/bm-mechanical-ny-posts/hvac-tips-and-tricks/is-a-maintenance-plan-worth-the-money/) - [Do I turn the heat off when I'm not home?](https://bmmechanical.nyc/bm-mechanical-ny-posts/hvac-tips-and-tricks/do-i-turn-the-heat-off-when-im-not-home/) ## Common questions **Do you offer emergency service?** Yes — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, across all five boroughs. Average response time is under 2 hours. Call 718-802-1700. **How often should a commercial ice machine be cleaned?** Every six months is the floor. High-volume bars and restaurants should be on a three-to-four month cycle, which is also what manufacturers specify for heavy commercial use. **Why is my ice cloudy or hollow?** Cloudy white ice usually means the water filtration is exhausted. Hollow or incomplete cubes usually mean the freeze cycle is ending early, most often because the machine cannot reject heat — a dirty air filter or condenser, or a failed condenser fan. **Why is my walk-in evaporator iced up?** Ice on an evaporator is a symptom, not the fault. Common causes are a failed condenser fan motor, a defrost circuit out of step, a door seal letting in humid air, or low refrigerant charge. Chipping the ice off without finding the cause guarantees it returns. **Do you work on residential systems?** Yes — ductless mini splits, split systems, and furnaces for homes and apartments, alongside the commercial work. **Are you licensed?** Licensed, insured and EPA certified, and an authorized service provider for Manitowoc Ice, Universal Coolers and GE Appliances. ## Contact Phone: +1-718-802-1700 (24/7) Email: General@BMMechanical.NYC Web: https://bmmechanical.nyc/contact/