Locations · Monroe, NY
Phone service for Monroe and Orange County.
Monroe’s business runs along Route 17M, its main street, with the supermarkets and the medical buildings at 475, 745 and 855 Route 17M, and west on Route 208. The town shares the 10950 ZIP with Kiryas Joel, and its phone exchange has received more new 329 number blocks since 2023 than any other nearby. We serve Monroe from Brooklyn, about an hour and a half up Route 17.
Our office is at 5314 18th Avenue in Brooklyn, about 61 miles by Route 17 through Tuxedo or by the Palisades and Route 6.
Monroe, Harriman, Woodbury and Chester.
The towns along Route 17 and 17M whose offices share Monroe’s exchanges and its roads.
Route 17M
Monroe’s main street, with ShopRite, Stop and Shop and the medical buildings at 475, 745 and 855.
Route 208
West from Route 17M at the edge of downtown, with newer medical sites along the way toward Kiryas Joel.
The Village of Monroe
Village Hall on Stage Road and Town Hall on Orange Turnpike, both inside the village, with the lakes beyond.
Harriman
Where the Thruway, Routes 17, 17M, 6 and 32 meet, with the largest station north of Suffern.
Woodbury and Larkin Drive
Walmart and BJ’s on Larkin Drive carry Monroe addresses but sit inside the Village of Woodbury.
Central Valley
Woodbury Common’s outlet stores on Route 32, the largest employer in the Town of Woodbury.
Highland Mills
Route 32 north of Central Valley, with Woodbury’s town and village halls and the 928 exchange.
Chester
Brookside Avenue, where Route 17M meets Route 94, with ShopRite, medical offices and builders.
Clinics, stores and the businesses up Route 17.
Health care, stores and builders lead the offices along Monroe’s roads, with warehouses and logistics growing across Orange County.
The switch, without a drive up Route 17.
We set it up from Brooklyn, and your current service rings until the moment it moves.
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Monroe and Highland Mills numbers
Your 782, 783 and 928 numbers port at no charge, about a week out, on a Monday to Thursday at 6 PM, after the working day.
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Ready on a test number
Menus, ring groups and schedules are built from your answers and tried on a temporary number while your old service still rings.
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On Frontier or Optimum
Poly phones arrive set up and plug into the line you have, and the Webex app puts the office on every laptop and cell.
What Monroe offices ask before they call us.
“Do you have an office in Orange County?”
No. Our one office is in Borough Park, Brooklyn, about an hour and a half down Route 17. The switch is done from there without a visit, and the people who build your system answer the phone.
“What does an office of fifteen pay?”
$449.25 a month for fifteen seats at $29.95 per seat, every feature in every seat. Federal telecom fees are included, and New York sales tax at the Orange County rate is the only line added. Desk phones are optional and bought once.
“Can we keep our 845 numbers?”
Yes, every one, at no charge. The 329 overlay now supplies new numbers in this area, and the Monroe exchange has had more 329 blocks than its neighbors, so a fresh line may start with 329. Ten digits for every local call.
“Our offices are in Monroe and Chester. One system?”
Yes. One account covers both, extensions dial each other, and the main number can ring both offices together or one after the other. Each office keeps its own numbers, and you get one bill.
“Does it work with Frontier fiber?”
Yes. Frontier and Optimum both serve Monroe, and the phones run on either one. We do not sell internet or routers, so your IT company keeps the network and we work with them if a phone will not register.
“Can the phones follow our hours and holidays?”
Yes. One schedule holds your hours, a Friday early close if you keep one, and the holidays, and every menu and group follows it. We can record holiday greetings for you and put them on before each season.
“Who answers when we call you?”
Someone on our team, Monday to Thursday 9 AM to 5 PM and Friday 9 AM to 12 PM, at 718.395.1550 by call, text or WhatsApp, or at office@vocatech.com. After hours our AI Agent takes the message.
“Is there a contract or a trial period?”
Neither. Service is month to month with no early-termination fee, and billing starts on the first of the month after you go live. A person shows you the system on your own calls before you decide.
Near Monroe. Kiryas Joel shares the ZIP and the exchange, and Suffern and Monsey are down Route 17, on the same service.
Every town we serveOne price, every seat
One price for every office in Monroe.
A person picks up, shows you the system on your own calls, and sets it up the way you want.
$29.95 per seat per month, every feature in every seat, month to month, no contract. New York sales tax is the only line added. Add-ons and usage