T.F. O'Brien Cooling & Heating
- Based in
- New Hyde Park, Nassau County
- 4.9 from 2,533 reviews (Oct 2026)
- Hours
- Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
- License
- Not checked yet. Look it up
Boiler quit, AC blowing warm, or pricing a heat pump? Find heating and cooling companies across Nassau and Suffolk, check their county license, and send one request to up to three of them.
Each page has Long Island prices from named sources, what to check first and what to ask the company.
Ratings and review counts are from each company's Google listing, read in October 2026. Each card shows whether we have checked the county license yet.
$4,000 to $7,500
PSEG Long Island's 2026 rebate for a qualifying whole-house heat pump in a single-family home, depending on household income.
Source: PSEG Long Island, Rebates and Eligibility (2026)
Yes. Nassau's home improvement license covers central heating and air conditioning work, and Suffolk requires a home improvement license plus separate plumbing and electrical licenses for some HVAC work. Our license guide shows how to look one up.
About 59% of Long Island homes use oil for heat, against less than 9% nationwide, according to Molloy University's Sustainability Institute, citing the U.S. Census. That is why oil burner service and boilers come up so often here. See oil burner service.
All Island Comfort, a Wading River company that covers both counties, puts common repairs at $200 to $700 for parts and labor on both the heating and the cooling side. Bigger repairs like a compressor or heat exchanger cost more. See heating repair and AC repair.
No. The IRS says the energy efficient home improvement credit cannot be claimed for property placed in service after December 31, 2025. PSEG Long Island's rebate still applies. See heat pump rebates.
No. You fill in one form, up to three companies reach out, and you decide whether to hire any of them.
Sources, checked October 2026