Installing programmable thermostats is an easy way to reduce your energy use — and drive down your utility bills — especially if your Long Island home sits empty during a predictable time each day. These devices let you pre-set the times your A/C or heat goes on and off. As…

Programmable thermostats may be the most intelligent household devices you can purchase for your home. They pay dividends the first day you use them and features on newer devices go far beyond just temperature settings. Prices vary, but the choice to switch to programmable is not difficult once you know about the features and energy savings possible with these units.

Automatic Programmable Thermostats In our modern, high-tech society, we don’t think much about some of the electronic gadgets in our homes. Take, for example, the ever-present thermostat–a staple of American households for decades. It usually takes the shape of an unassuming box on the wall, but that modest device controls…

Here are six common sense rules we teach our people that will make designing systems a breeze. When you design a zoned system you should follow these guidelines as much as possible when grouping rooms together to form a zone: 1)   Never combine different floors on the same zone….

If you’re like every other homeowner in Long Island, you’re looking for ways to save on your energy bills. With the cost of fuel skyrocketing, most people are willing to take measures to cut costs any way they can. There are many simple ways to do this. We’ll go over a few of them here.

Most gas- and oil-fueled central heating systems can be updated with a programmable thermostat that can help save energy and money.

Using a programmable thermostat in your home is an easy and effective way to you save energy, money, and help fight global warming.

Programmable thermostats are a geat example of HVAC technology that can save homeowners money on energy bills. By using a programmable thermostat, you can easily save money by regulating your home’s temperature, whether you are at home or not. Four settings make it easy to program the temperature of your home, whether it’s the hot summer or cold winter.