Our Offices
Every ICS van rolls from one of three New Jersey addresses. The main office is on Cortlandt Street in Belleville, NJ, and it runs the western counties; the shop, warehouse and sheet metal floor sit on Gotham Parkway in Carlstadt; a third address in Englewood Cliffs works the bridge corridor.
Same Company, Three Doors
One phone line, one service history, three places the work starts from.
Where the Vans Come From
A contractor with one building and a wide map is really a contractor with a long commute. Splitting into three addresses was a scheduling decision before it was anything else: it puts a crew inside a reasonable run of most of the territory, and it keeps the routes from crossing each other all morning.
The three are not copies of each other. Belleville is the main office and the base for everything west of the Passaic River. Carlstadt is the plant — the warehouse, the fabrication floor and the equipment racks — and it dispatches Bergen, Hudson, Passaic and New York City. Englewood Cliffs is a field office on the Palisades, sitting on top of the densest high-rise stock in Bergen County.
None of that changes how you reach us. One number, one form, one record of what was done at your address last time. The office you get is whichever one is nearest, and that is decided when the call comes in rather than by you.
- Carlstadt · 736 Gotham Parkway, Carlstadt, NJ 07072
- Belleville · 267 Cortlandt Street, Belleville, NJ 07109
- Englewood Cliffs · 120 Charlotte Place, Suite 201, Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632
- Working offices, not showrooms — ring first if you need to come in
What Each Building Does
HVAC in Carlstadt, NJ, Belleville and Englewood Cliffs
Each office page carries its address, its map, the counties it dispatches and the kind of work that leaves its door.
Carlstadt — Shop & Warehouse
736 Gotham Parkway, in the Meadowlands industrial belt between Route 17, Route 3 and the Turnpike. Fabrication, warehousing and the commercial fleet live here. Dispatches Bergen, Hudson and Passaic, plus New York City.
Belleville — Western Counties
267 Cortlandt Street, on the Essex side of the Passaic River. The base for steam and hydronic work, oil-to-gas conversions and the long routes out to Sussex and Warren. Dispatches Essex, Union, Morris, Sussex and Warren.
Englewood Cliffs — Bridge Corridor
120 Charlotte Place, Suite 201, off Sylvan Avenue on the Palisades. Our second Bergen office, close to the George Washington Bridge and the Fort Lee towers. Dispatches eastern Bergen and the corridor.
From Your Call to a Van at the Curb
One Number
Calls and online bookings land in the same place regardless of which town you are in. Nobody has to pick an office.
Routed by Address
Dispatch matches your address to the nearest of the three and to a technician who already works that ground.
Parts Pulled
Common parts ride the van. Equipment and fabricated duct come off the racks and the shop floor in Carlstadt.
Logged Centrally
Readings and work done go on one record for your address, so the next visit starts from what the last one found.
Nearest Office, Same Company.
Tell us the address and we will route it. Emergency heat and cooling calls are taken around the clock.
Questions About Our Offices
Where is ICS located?
Three places in northern New Jersey. The shop and warehouse are at 736 Gotham Parkway, Carlstadt, NJ 07072. The second office is at 267 Cortlandt Street, Belleville, NJ 07109. The third is at 120 Charlotte Place, Suite 201, Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632. Maps for each are on the individual office pages.
Do I need to know which office to contact?
No. There is one phone number and one booking form for the whole company, and dispatch decides the building from your address. The office pages exist because people like to see where a contractor actually is before letting them in the house, not because you have to choose.
Can I come to the office to look at equipment?
These are working buildings — a shop, a warehouse and two offices — rather than retail showrooms, so ring ahead and we will make sure someone is expecting you. For most equipment questions a technician at your house is more useful anyway, because the answer depends on your ductwork and your heat loss, not on what a cabinet looks like on a rack.
Why does ICS run its own sheet metal shop?
Because most duct problems are shaped like a fitting nobody stocks. Making transitions, offsets and plenums in-house means an awkward basement or a tight attic does not turn into a week of waiting on a supplier, and it is why the commercial side can take on fabrication work for other trades as well.
Do all three offices do both residential and commercial work?
Residential runs from all three. The heavier commercial work — rooftop changeouts, chillers, rigging, controls — is staged out of Carlstadt because that is where the equipment and the shop are, and it travels from there to the job wherever the job is.
Which office covers my town?
Bergen, Hudson and Passaic plus New York City run out of Carlstadt. Eastern Bergen and the towns along the George Washington Bridge corridor run out of Englewood Cliffs. Essex, Union, Morris, Sussex and Warren run out of Belleville. The service areas page lays the whole map out county by county.
Counties Each Office Reaches
Nine New Jersey counties and the five boroughs, split across three buildings.
Reach Any of the Three
One form into the whole company. Tell us the address and we will send it to the right building.
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The seasons are changing. Fall is on the way. You know what that means?
Winter is Coming. ⚔🐺😰
As we move into October, maintenance and consultations are two of the most important things you can do. First, maintenance to ensure your existing system is ready for the demands of the cold. Second, consultations to get more information on any new systems.
When it comes to the comfort of your home, only the best is the right choice. So choose the experts in home comfort: ICS.
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Before you head deeper into fall, take a few minutes to check your thermostat settings, replace a dirty air filter, make sure vents aren’t blocked, clear leaves or debris away from your outdoor unit, and listen for any unusual HVAC noises.
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💧 Temperature isn’t the only thing affecting how comfortable your Northern New Jersey home feels. Humidity matters, too.
As summer transitions into fall, changing outdoor conditions can affect moisture levels inside your home. Too much humidity can make rooms feel warmer and stuffier, while air that’s too dry can become uncomfortable as heating season approaches.
Your HVAC system plays an important role in managing indoor comfort. If your home consistently feels damp, stuffy, or uncomfortable even when the thermostat looks right, it may be worth having your system checked.
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Some smells are minor, while others may need professional attention. Catching the cause early can help protect your comfort and your system.
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