Locations · Queens, NY
Phone service for Queens and Kew Gardens Hills.
Health care employs more people in Queens than any other line of business, and it leads the business mix in Kew Gardens Hills, Forest Hills, Rego Park and Far Rockaway. Offices and shops line Main Street and Union Turnpike, Austin Street, 63rd Drive, Lefferts Boulevard and Queens Boulevard, out to Central Avenue at the Nassau line. We serve Queens from Borough Park, about half an hour away by the Jackie Robinson Parkway. Our business phone system (VoIP) runs on your office’s own internet, so nothing needs a visit.
Our office is at 5314 18th Avenue in Brooklyn, about 13 miles from Kew Gardens Hills by the Jackie Robinson Parkway.
Queens, neighborhood by neighborhood.
The Queens neighborhoods this page covers, each with the offices it runs on.
Kew Gardens Hills
Main Street, Union Turnpike, Parsons and Kissena Boulevards, on addresses that read Flushing, NY 11367.
Kew Gardens
Lefferts Boulevard’s shops, and Borough Hall and the criminal court on Queens Boulevard, where professional firms lead.
Forest Hills
Austin Street’s mile of shops from Yellowstone to Ascan, Queens Boulevard, and Long Island Jewish Forest Hills.
Rego Park
63rd Drive from Woodhaven Boulevard to Queens Boulevard, and Rego Center, with health care the largest group.
Fresh Meadows
The 188th Street shopping center at the Horace Harding, on a ZIP where builders tie with health care.
Flushing
Main Street and Roosevelt Avenue, the third busiest corner in the city, where the 7 train ends and the LIRR stops.
Far Rockaway
Mott Avenue and Central Avenue at the Nassau line, where more than a quarter of the businesses are in health care.
Long Island City
Queens Plaza and Jackson Avenue, with more than 6,600 businesses by the Long Island City Partnership’s count.
Practices, firms and the shops of Queens Boulevard.
Most Queens businesses are small, eight in ten with fewer than ten people, and health care leads the borough’s jobs.
No installer, and no visit to your office in Queens.
No visit and no installer, and your old service keeps ringing until the move.
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718 numbers stay
Your 718, 347, 917 and 929 numbers port at no charge, about a week out, on a Monday to Thursday at 6 PM. The new 465 code changes none of them.
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Ready before it rings
We build the menus, groups and schedules from your answers, and your staff try them on a temporary number first.
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Spectrum or Verizon
Poly phones arrive set up and plug into the Spectrum or Verizon line you have, and the Webex app works on every computer and cell.
Queens asks, and the answers are short.
“Is your office in Queens?”
No. It is in Borough Park, Brooklyn, about half an hour from Kew Gardens Hills. Nothing in the switch needs a visit, and the same people who set up your system answer your call.
“What does an office of nine pay?”
$269.55 a month for nine seats at $29.95 per seat, every feature included. Federal telecom fees are inside the price, and New York sales tax is the only line added. Desk phones are optional and bought once.
“Can we keep our 718 numbers?”
Yes, all of them, at no charge, landlines or cells. The 465 code added in June 2026 is for new lines once the old codes run out, so nothing you have changes. A new line ordered today comes from 929.
“We have offices in Forest Hills and Far Rockaway. One system?”
Yes. One account covers both, extensions dial each other, and the main number can ring both offices or fall from one to the other. Callers see one number, and you get one bill.
“Will it work on Spectrum?”
Yes. Spectrum and Verizon both serve Queens, and the phones run on either. 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 close early on Friday and for holidays?”
Yes. One schedule carries your hours, an early close on Friday and the holidays, and the menus and queues follow it. Holiday greetings can be recorded for you and switched on before each season.
“Who answers the phone at Vocatech?”
A person on our team, Monday to Thursday 9 AM to 5 PM and Friday 9 AM to 12 PM. Call, text or WhatsApp 718.395.1550, or email office@vocatech.com, and after hours our AI Agent takes the message.
“How long are we committed?”
One month at a time. There is no contract, no early-termination fee and no trial. A person shows you the system on your own calls first, and your numbers leave with you if you ever go.
Near Queens. The Five Towns are down Central Avenue, and Brooklyn and Manhattan are next door, on the same service.
Every town we serveOne price, every seat
One price for every office in Queens.
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