SALCO HVAC · Lake Grove, NY
Furnace Repair & Tune-Ups
in Suffolk County, NY
No heat, a furnace that won’t stay running, or a system that’s due for a check before the next cold stretch? I diagnose and repair gas furnaces, and I handle the job myself.
Owner does every job
Honest repair-or-replace advice
Fall heating tune-ups
Based in Lake Grove
I’m Luke Salvator, owner of SALCO HVAC, based in Lake Grove.
SALCO HVAC · Lake Grove, NY
Gas Furnace Replacement
in Suffolk County, NY
If your gas furnace is failing, short cycling, or just worn out, I can replace it with a high-efficiency unit sized for your home.
Owner does every job
Rheem, Amana, Trane & more
Financing available
Based in Lake Grove
I’m Luke Salvator, and I run SALCO HVAC myself from Lake Grove. I handle every changeout start to finish — the inspection, an honest recommendation, the installation, and the cleanup.
No heat and other furnace problems I work on
If the heat is out, start with the simple checks: thermostat setting and batteries, the furnace switch or breaker, and a dirty filter. If it still won’t run, call or text me and I’ll come diagnose it.
I work on problems like a furnace that won’t start, short cycling, ignition or burner issues, blower problems, and systems that run but don’t heat the house evenly. I’ll find the cause, explain it in plain language, and tell you what it takes to fix it — including when a repair isn’t the smart path and a replacement would be better.
I don’t sell parts you don’t need, and I don’t leave you guessing about the next step.
Fall tune-ups, without a maintenance contract
I recommend a heating tune-up in the fall so the furnace is ready when you need it. That typically means a careful inspection, cleaning, and adjustment of the system, plus a clear report of anything I see that’s worn or starting to fail.
I don’t sell a formal maintenance-plan contract. If you want a seasonal reminder, I’m happy to set that up. If something doesn’t look right during a tune-up, I’ll tell you what’s going on and what I’d do about it, with no pressure.
Hours for heating calls
Regular hours are 24 hours Monday through Friday, Saturday 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and Sunday closed. I have weekday emergency availability during those weekday hours, and I’m often able to help the same day during regular hours when the schedule allows. Calls outside regular hours are answered when I am available. I don’t claim 24/7 coverage, and Sunday is closed.