Air Conditioning Services
Air conditioning installation, repair, and maintenance for Clayton homes, cottages, and downtown businesses that need reliable cooling through humid Thousand Islands summers.

Clayton homeowners and business owners along the St. Lawrence River trust AC/DC Mechanical, LLC for dependable HVAC services, plumbing, and electrical work.
Clayton's mix of historic riverfront homes, seasonal cottages on the water, and year-round residences near Route 12 means no two service calls look the same. Our HVAC contractor team handles everything from thermostat installation and repair in a century-old home near the Antique Boat Museum to a full furnace installation for a newer build off James Street.
We're also a full-service plumbing contractor and electrician, so Clayton residents don't need three different companies for a water heater replacement, an electrical panel upgrade, and a furnace tune-up. One call covers heating services, cooling, plumbing repair, and electrical repair.
Boat owners, marina operators, and shop owners downtown also rely on us for commercial property maintenance and commercial HVAC services, keeping walk-in coolers, rooftop units, and heating systems running through the busy tourist months.

Clayton's climate and older housing stock create specific needs, from ductless mini split installation in additions without existing ductwork to emergency heating repair when a February cold snap hits French Creek. Here's where we help most often.
Air conditioning installation, repair, and maintenance for Clayton homes, cottages, and downtown businesses that need reliable cooling through humid Thousand Islands summers.
Commercial HVAC and refrigeration services for Clayton's marinas, restaurants, and retail shops, including walk-in coolers and rooftop units that need to keep running during peak tourist season.
Furnace repair, boiler installation, heat pump services, and emergency heating repair to keep Clayton homes warm through the long St. Lawrence Valley winter.
Clayton runs on the river. From the Antique Boat Museum and Frink Park downtown to the cottages scattered along French Creek and out toward Grindstone Island, homes here range from century-old riverfront properties to newer builds tucked back from Route 12. That variety means our technicians see everything from knob-and-tube wiring that needs a full rewire to modern homes ready for EV charger installation.
Seasonal living is part of daily life in Clayton, too. Camps and second homes near Cerow Recreation Park or out toward Thousand Island Park sit empty for months, then need heating and cooling systems, water heaters, and plumbing brought back online fast before the owners arrive for the season.
Downtown, shop owners along James Street and Riverside Drive depend on us for general contracting services and handyman services when a storefront needs repairs between the busy summer rush and the quieter off-season.

Clayton homeowners want a contractor who understands both the seasonal rhythm of the Thousand Islands and the year-round realities of a North Country winter. Here's what keeps them calling us back.
From plumbing services and electrical services to full HVAC contractor work, we cover the whole house or building, so you're not juggling separate companies for one project.
Emergency HVAC services, emergency plumbing, and emergency electrical services are available when a furnace quits or a pipe bursts, because a cold snap on the river doesn't wait for business hours.
We understand what St. Lawrence River humidity, lake-effect snow, and older Clayton housing stock do to heating, cooling, and plumbing systems, and we build our recommendations around it.
Many Clayton properties, especially those near the water or set back on wooded lots outside the village, run on private wells and septic systems rather than municipal service. That affects everything from water pressure to how a tankless water heater should be sized.
Older homes closer to downtown and the riverfront often still have original electrical panels and heating systems that were never built for today's demands. Before winter sets in, it's worth reviewing a few things with a qualified contractor:
Addressing these before peak season helps avoid the kind of emergency call that comes at the worst possible time, like a burst pipe during a January cold snap or a failed AC unit during the Clayton Antique Boat Museum's summer rush.

Whether your furnace needs attention before the next cold front off the river or your marina's refrigeration needs a checkup before the docks fill up, AC/DC Mechanical, LLC is ready to help Clayton homeowners and business owners keep everything running.
