Family-owned since 1945, Long Energy is proud to serve homes and businesses in the Capital Region of New York with reliable fuel delivery and year-round HVAC services. Our service area reaches across Columbia, Albany, Schenectady, Saratoga, Schoharie, and Rensselaer Counties. We are pleased to offer dependable delivery of quality heating oil, propane, diesel, and kerosene fuel. Beyond fuel delivery, you can count on us for heating installation and service for heating oil and gas, air conditioning and indoor air quality equipment, generator installation and service, complete plumbing services, and so much more. Here at Long Energy, we are proud to be the leading full-service provider in the area. In addition to our wide array of products and services, our knowledge of comfort is unmatched. For six decades, we have brought the highest level of comfort to generations of New York families, and we pledge to continue our commitment to always be there when you need us.
In 1991, Richard Coon envisioned building a business based on the needs of the community. That idea has developed and grown into a well-respected family business. Now, more than 20 years later, First Fuel & Propane supplies propane gas and fuel oil throughout Albany County, Rensselaer County, Dutchess County, Columbia County, Schenectady County, Washington County, Saratoga County, Warren County, Greene County, NY and Berkshire County, MA.
Karner Mechanical is a Veteran owned and operated small business. Karner opened the Albany location in March of 2016 and specializes in a high quality mechanical repair service. Karner has been in the repair business for over 15 years and has worked globally in the HVAC field. Informing customers about their mechanical system needs is another great attribute given by Karner Mechanical. Karner Mechanical is there to help you keep your HVAC system maintained and operational throughout its life cycle for maximum performance and longevity!
The State of Vermont does not require home improvement contractors to obtain licenses. To ensure the protection and property's safety, homeowners must discuss their projects with their regional office permit specialist.
2015 IBC, the 2012 IPC, and the 2017 NEC are in effect in Vermont and there is not a statewide building code adopted in the state for any single family home improvements to be performed.