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Gil-Bar expands operations to Long Island City

New York, NY Gil-Bar Industries, one of the largest and most comprehensive provider of HVAC solutions in New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, has recently expanded to Long Island City with the grand opening of a new warehouse. The warehouse, located at 43-24 21st St., will be over 15,000 s/f and is staffed by a team with a combined over 50 years of industry experience. It also stocks a wide selection of parts, including those from AAON, ClimateMaster, IEC, Hitachi, Islandaire, Nest Thermostats, Hays Hose Kits, Nortek/Mammoth and Healthway. 

The warehouse itself contains a showroom, mezzanine and approximately 3,000 s/f of office space. The warehouse and distribution space occupies 8,500 s/f, with the second-floor sales office occupying 4,000 s/f. Following the Gil-Bar’s team grand opening event, the store front is now open Monday through Friday 8am – 5pm all clientele is encouraged to stop by and check out the parts & distribution center. 

“This expansion is representative of the growing importance of HVAC in New York as the city continues to pursue its ambitious climate change goals and rely on more innovative technologies,” said Joe Sbarra, founding partner, Gil-Bar. “Our firm is deeply grateful that our partners and clients continue to rely on us to perform the top tier HVAC solutions, and we look forward to serving the thriving neighborhood of Long Island City through this fantastic new warehouse.”

“By stocking parts in this prime location, Gil-Bar will be perfectly positioned to reduce lead times for crucial replacements,” said Angelo Casale, head of Parts and Warranty, Gil-Bar. “This is of particular importance given the recent volatility of the weather in New York, when fully functional HVAC appliances will be critical for maintaining safe temperatures in the upcoming summer months. We are thrilled to offer a local spot to fit our clients’ long-term and immediate HVAC needs.”  

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