Thermostat Service on Long Island

We Offer 24 Hour Service for Thermostat Installation, Replacement, Repair and Reprogram on Long Island!

No matter what time it is, emergencies can occur. In the middle of winter, when the air outside is freezing, is when ole murphy’s law will most likely pay you a visit. If that happens, call us and we can get a thermostat repair crew out to your home to make sure your heat stays on.

Are you having technical issues with your thermostat’s programming? Don’t fret! We’ve been there time and time again and can fix your problem quickly and efficiently. Our crews are well trained and state certified. We offer friendly and reliable service that will give you and your family peace of mind.

Like all household systems, your heating system needs regular maintaince to work at peak efficacy. We can trouble shoot any thermostat repair issues twenty four hours a day. No matter what the problem is, we will find a affordable solution that will put a smile on your face.

Why wait till something goes wrong?

Don’t wait till you need thermostat repair or replacement. Let us come out and conduct yearly maintaince on your systems to make sure they are working at peak performance. Or, if you are ready to save a couple of hundred dollars a year on energy costs, then let us install a thermostat replacement for you.

Just give Domino Fuel a call, and a friendly costumer service operator will have a technician out to your home in no time!

Thermostat installation can be a tricky matter, depending on what type of device you choose.  It is not recommended that you try this on your own, but if you do, there are a few things to keep in mind. Make sure to check behind your current thermostat and look for either two or three wires. If there is only two, then you will need to have Domino Fuel come out and set it up for you. If you choose to try this on your own, please follow a few safety guidelines, or else you could have quite a shock!

Before removing the old thermostat:

Cut off the power to the to the furnace via the emergency shut off or the break switch

Then unscrew the mounting bracket

Disconnect each wire, tape them to the wall, and label them with the letter from the terminal they came from

Some older thermostats contain mercury and must be disposed of using proper methods set up by the Thermostat Recycling Corporation

Line up the new thermostat with the brackets on the wall, and connect the wires using the diagram that came with the new thermostat

The thermostat needs at least three wires, a black and white one that turns the heater on and off, and one that powers the thermostat. If you only have two wires, then it is imperative that you call us and let us come out and handle to installation using time honored and industry standard methods and tools.

The next step is to connect the thermostat to the furnace, and this requires specialized training. Please do not try this on your own if you don’t have the required experience.