Sheldon Smith

Licence #19HC00310800 — active on the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs, State Board of Examiners of HVACR Contractors register, valid to 6/30/2028. We check licences against state records; we do not inspect workmanship.

About this listing

Sheldon Smith is listed in Union, NJ, in Union County, and holds a New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs, State Board of Examiners of HVACR Contractors contractor licence #19HC00310800, current to 6/30/2028.

Is Sheldon Smith the right fit?

Based on what Sheldon Smith lists with AirProHQ: services offered are HVAC contractor. We have no record of them advertising 24/7 emergency service — call ahead to confirm hours for anything urgent. Their New Jersey contractor licence is verified and active as of our last check. For anything not covered here — such as whether they specifically serve commercial or multi-unit properties — that's worth confirming directly with Sheldon Smith before you book, or compare other Union contractors first.

Services

What HVAC work typically costs in Union

Before you call Sheldon Smith, it helps to know the going rate. These are national ranges for 2026 — ask any contractor for a written, itemised quote and compare it against them.

Common jobs — typical installed cost

Job	Typical cost
Diagnostic / service call	$75 – $200
Capacitor replacement	$100 – $250
Refrigerant recharge	$200 – $600
Compressor replacement	$1,300 – $2,800
Central air conditioner	$3,900 – $7,900
Full HVAC (furnace + AC)	$5,000 – $12,500

Ranges from our AC repair cost guide and HVAC replacement cost guide. Actual cost depends on local labor rates and how many hours a system runs each year in your climate.

How to check this licence yourself

Don't take our word for it — New Jersey publishes this for free, and it takes about a minute:

1. Search for New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs, State Board of Examiners of HVACR Contractors's own public contractor licence lookup — every state runs one.
2. Search licence number 19HC00310800, or the business name Sheldon Smith.
3. Check the status reads active and the expiry is in the future — ours shows 6/30/2028.
4. Ask to see proof of liability insurance too. State licensing does not cover that, and we cannot verify it.

A licence means the state has certified the holder to do this work. It is not a guarantee of workmanship, price or availability — see our contractor hiring checklist for what else to ask.