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The co-op at 205 Hicks St. in Brooklyn Heights has replaced its aging oil-fired boiler with heat pumps, allowing residents to tailor their apartment temperatures and reducing the building's carbon emissions. (Print: Boiler, Be Gone!)

A co-op board found itself in deep water when water was pooling in the boiler room and repairs escalated to six figures, forcing the building to take out a $300,000 loan at a steep interest rate. (Print: A Boiler Room Deluge)

Energy efficiency — and money savings — come to a South Bronx co-op.

1170 Ocean Parkway had a heating and cooling system in dire need of a fix. Carbon emissions played a huge part in their final choice.

And other questions a board might consider as they drag their feet on repairs.

Don’t jump to replace your steam boiler.

Superintendent Freddie Rivera has what it takes to manage multiple projects.

A Manhattan board president leads his building through energy-saving programs and a cogeneration project.

A clean boiler room can illustrate how well-maintained a building is.

That the Estates of Bayside is still standing is a testament to one board president's resolve and hard work.