Neighborhoods and Towns
Troy HVAC Services covers the whole City of Troy, including Lansingburgh in 12182, plus the Brunswick side of 12180, Wynantskill, Rensselaer and East Greenbush. Each page below covers the housing, streets and heating setups in that area.
- Downtown TroyZIP 12180Brownstones and Washington Park
- South TroyZIP 12180Burden Avenue to Burden Pond
- Eastside and Mount IdaZIP 12180Pawling Avenue and Mount Ida
- AlbiaZIP 12180Albia Avenue to Winter Street
- SycawayZIP 12180Brunswick Road and Tibbits Avenue
- Frear ParkZIP 12180Oakwood Avenue and Frear Avenue
- Beman Park and RPIZIP 1218015th Street to Burdett Avenue
- Brunswick (12180)ZIP 12180Hoosick Road and Eagle Mills
- LansingburghZIP 12182North Troy, 107th to 125th Street
- WynantskillZIP 12198Main Avenue in North Greenbush
- RensselaerZIP 12144Broadway, Bath and Crailo
- East GreenbushZIP 12061 and 12144Columbia Turnpike and Hampton Manor
The 12180 ZIP Code
Most of Troy uses the 12180 ZIP code. So does part of the Town of Brunswick along Hoosick Road and Brunswick Road. The north end of the city, Lansingburgh, uses 12182 and has its own page.
Across the 12180 area, Census figures for ZIP 12180 count about 25,000 homes with a median build year of 1948. About 45 percent were built in 1939 or earlier. About two thirds heat mainly with utility gas and about a fifth with electricity. Because the ZIP reaches into Brunswick, it also has more oil heat, about 6 percent, and propane, about 4 percent, than the city alone.
How Troy Is Laid Out
Troy runs along the east bank of the Hudson River, about 50 feet above sea level at the water and rising to about 500 feet on the east side. The oldest blocks are down by the river in Downtown, Washington Park and Little Italy. South Troy stretches toward the Wynants Kill and North Greenbush. The Eastside and Mount Ida climb the hill behind downtown, and Albia sits at the southeast corner. RPI and Beman Park are on the hill to the northeast, with Sycaway and Frear Park beyond. Brunswick borders the city to the east and North Greenbush to the south.
The city is known as the Collar City. The detachable shirt collar started here in the 1820s, and in the early 1900s Troy made most of the collars sold in America.
Old Houses and Newer Ones
Downtown, South Troy and the Eastside are mostly houses from before 1940, many of them two- and three-families. Sycaway and parts of Albia add houses from the 1940s through the 1970s. East of Frear Park and out in Brunswick, the homes get newer still. Each has its own mix of boilers, furnaces, heat pumps and cooling setups, which is why each neighborhood has its own page.
Troy and nearby towns, one number.
Call (838) 884-0024Service Area Questions
Do you serve all of Troy?
Yes. We cover every part of the city, including Downtown, Washington Park, Little Italy, South Troy, the Eastside, Albia, Sycaway, Frear Park, the Hill around RPI and Lansingburgh in 12182.
Do you work in the Town of Brunswick?
Yes. Part of Brunswick shares the 12180 ZIP code with Troy, along Hoosick Road and Brunswick Road, and we work there too.
Do you work outside Troy?
Yes. Besides the city and the Brunswick side of 12180, we cover Wynantskill in North Greenbush, the City of Rensselaer and East Greenbush. Each has its own page under the service area.
Do you work on rental properties and multi-family houses?
Yes. Nearly half of Troy's housing units are in buildings with two to four units, and most households rent. We work with owners, landlords and property managers on single units and whole buildings.