Alpine Heating Cooling Refrigeration Inc.

Alpine Heating Cooling Refrigeration Inc. serves Little Falls Township, NJ as a family-owned HVAC contractor operating since 2002. The company holds New Jersey HVAC license 19HC00205000 and H.I.M.P license 13VH11050700, maintaining an office at 10 Lynn Pl. in Little Falls. With a rating of 4.1 stars across 17 customer reviews, Alpine provides heating installation and repair, air conditioning installation and repair, and commercial refrigeration services to residential and commercial clients throughout the tri-state area. The company employs a team of technicians serving properties in Little Falls, Clifton, and surrounding Passaic County communities.

What distinguishes Alpine Heating Cooling Refrigeration is its dual focus on commercial and residential markets, backed by two decades of hands-on experience. The company has established relationships with major national chains including Dunkin, Taco Bell, Wendy's, Paris Baguette, Exxon, 7-Eleven, and Wawa, handling their commercial HVAC and refrigeration installation, repair, and maintenance needs. This commercial portfolio extends to maintenance contracts that keep equipment running for businesses across the tri-state region. The business remains locally operated from its Little Falls headquarters, offering both installation and repair services for heating and cooling systems.

Customer experiences with Alpine reveal a mixed track record. One reviewer from Clifton praised the team's immediate responsiveness, knowledge, and fair pricing after calling following Facebook recommendations, subsequently hiring them for a water heater and furnace replacement. However, another customer documented serious concerns about a 2-unit AC installation that resulted in water leaks damaging ceilings and carpets, with the technician reportedly using duct tape as a repair method. Additional complaints included undocumented work, a floor beam cut without homeowner consent, and property damage during installation. These conflicting accounts suggest homeowners should request detailed written proposals and verify warranty terms before committing to major installations.