Brookaire

Brookaire operates as a third-generation family business in Fair Lawn, New Jersey, specializing in HVAC air filters and V-belts for both residential and commercial customers. With an average rating of 4.6 stars from 10 customer reviews, the company has built a reputation for reliability and product availability across the northeastern United States. Their retail hours run Monday through Friday from 7 AM to 5 PM, and they maintain a substantial inventory of filters in various sizes including 1-inch, 2-inch, and 4-inch depths. The business offers custom-size filters and provides additional services such as job site delivery and job tagging for commercial clients.

What distinguishes Brookaire from standard HVAC supply shops is their dual role as both manufacturer and distributor, giving them control over product quality and availability. They stock one of the largest inventories of HVAC filters and V-belts in the country, carrying MERV ratings from basic MERV 2 fiberglass through MERV 13 pleated filters, plus specialty options including HEPA filters, carbon pleated filters, and geothermal filters. Their commercial capabilities extend to data centers, healthcare facilities, pharmaceutical companies, and educational institutions, sectors requiring precise filtration specifications. For residential customers, they offer a straightforward ordering system with next-day delivery on many products.

Customer reviews highlight consistent strengths in order accuracy and turnaround speed. One reviewer described Brookaire as the only place to get filters and materials, praising their on-time order fulfillment and customer service. Another noted filters are always in stock in all sizes, while a third mentioned receiving both a quote and custom-sized filter order quickly and efficiently. Catherine Pezzella, who has been ordering from them for years, specifically mentioned the staff as nice and friendly. A single negative review cited a driver littering incident on a customer property in Berlin, New Jersey, which appears to be an isolated occurrence given the otherwise positive feedback.