Founded in 2003 by Ric Nadel, Ice Air is an owner-led HVAC manufacturer known for hands-on involvement in building projects and a focus on electrification. Based in Mount Vernon, the company has served U.S. and Canadian markets for two decades, supporting multifamily and other large-building developments with high-performance heat-pump systems. A Department of Energy grant is supporting its expansion into American manufacturing with a new Spartanburg, South Carolina, facility.
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IslandaireFounded by Robert Hansen in 1992, Islandaire is a St. James, New York manufacturer that has grown into a multi-million-dollar operation over more than three decades. The company is known for its “perfect fit” approach, designing U.S.-made HVAC replacements that work with existing installations for commercial and institutional buildings.ST JAMES, NY
Simplicity Air LtdSince its founding in 1998, Simplicity Air Ltd. has grown from a mobile HVAC service and repair business into an Ontario manufacturer shaped by hands-on field experience. The Hagersville company develops practical climate-control systems for vehicle OEMs, with serviceability and straightforward problem-solving at the center of its approach. Its planned Broadview Heights, Ohio, facility will extend that manufacturing presence into the United States.CLEVELAND, OH
H&E AIR IncWith more than three decades in commercial HVAC, H&E AIR Inc. is a Long Island company known for handling complex building projects throughout the New York City region. Its Medford facility keeps sheet-metal work in-house, where staff with a combined 70 years in the industry fabricate ductwork for commercial customers.RONKONKOMA, NY
ALAN Manufacturing, IncFounded by Richard Bluestone in 1992, women-operated small business ALAN Manufacturing has built its name on U.S.-made HVAC components and custom work from its Wooster facility. With more than 25 years of industry experience and an 85,000-square-foot operation, the company serves residential and commercial customers throughout North America, using in-house tooling when a standard design will not do.WOOSTER, OH