No Ducts? No Problem — Ductless Mini-Splits Provide Possibilities, Increase Home Comfort

Posted on February 9, 2012June 11, 2024 by kerry

See How Convenient and Versatile These Ductless Systems Can Be

Modern homes are not built, they are engineered. A significant amount of professional time and effort is devoted to the optimal design of every system in a house. As such, remodels and room additions to these designs are best left to professionals, who will know when to expand ductwork or to utilize ductless mini-splits. Continue reading “No Ducts? No Problem — Ductless Mini-Splits Provide Possibilities, Increase Home Comfort” →

How Efficiently Your Furnace Allows Warm Air To Circulate Through Your Home Depends On Your Duct Maintenance

Posted on February 7, 2012June 11, 2024 by kerry

Flow of Warm Air is Dependent on Clean and Clear Ductwork

If you notice changes in the temperature in your home, such as a cooler than usual temperature in the wintertime, you might be experiencing the ill effects of neglected ducts. You might be surprised to find how far a little duct maintenance goes toward improving your home comfort. Continue reading “How Efficiently Your Furnace Allows Warm Air To Circulate Through Your Home Depends On Your Duct Maintenance” →

Zoning Systems Give You More Control Over Your Home’s Heating And Cooling

Posted on February 1, 2012June 11, 2024 by kerry

Customize Your Comfort Based on Your Home’s Layout and Your Use

Trying to keep everyone happy in the family, in terms of temperature, can be difficult with a single thermostat controlling the temperature of your home. Zoning systems offer controlled heating and cooling, improved comfort, and better energy savings. Continue reading “Zoning Systems Give You More Control Over Your Home’s Heating And Cooling” →

To Keep The Air Clear In Your Home, Consider These Electronic Air Cleaner Options

Posted on January 30, 2012June 11, 2024 by kerry

Create an Indoor Purified Air Oasis in Your Long Island Home

The air in your house is not as clean as you think. Microscopic particles of shed skin, hair, pollen, and insect remnants share the air with mold spores, viruses and bacteria. They remain airborne, drifting on the air currents in each room until you unwittingly breathe them in. A whole-house electronic air cleaner can mechanically remove pollutants, and installing one in your home can result in improved indoor air quality. Continue reading “To Keep The Air Clear In Your Home, Consider These Electronic Air Cleaner Options” →

Here’s What A Professional Should Check During An Energy Evaluation Of Your Home

Posted on January 25, 2012June 11, 2024 by kerry

Have an Expert Energy Auditor Check Your Home’s Energy Efficiency

If you’re concerned about high utility bills, a professional energy audit can help you identify specific heating and cooling efficiency issues within your home. Energy evaluations involve a thorough examination of every room in your home, an assessment of previous utility bills, and a measure of your HVAC equipment’s efficiency, along with several other factors. Here are a few major elements a professional energy auditor should consider during the audit. The audit should include: Continue reading “Here’s What A Professional Should Check During An Energy Evaluation Of Your Home” →

Get The Facts On How Geothermal Heat Pump Systems Work

Posted on January 23, 2012June 11, 2024 by kerry

Use the Energy of the Planet to Heat and Cool Your Long Island Home

Geothermal heat-pump systems are a cost effective and efficient way to heat or cool your home. Ground temperatures stay at a relatively constant 55 degrees all year long, even through harsh Long Island winters or hot summers. This feat of nature can be harnessed for heating and cooling, by inserting pipes into the ground, allowing the heat to be pumped from the ground and into your home. Continue reading “Get The Facts On How Geothermal Heat Pump Systems Work” →

You’ll Know If It’s Time To Repair Your Furnace When You Learn What To Look And Listen For

Posted on January 19, 2012June 11, 2024 by kerry

How to Determine If Your Furnace Needs Repairs

Your furnace is bound to get a workout as it keeps you warm through the cold Long Island winters, so now is the time to queue your ears and eyes to signs of trouble to keep it in good working order. Continue reading “You’ll Know If It’s Time To Repair Your Furnace When You Learn What To Look And Listen For” →

Here’s What You Need To Know If You Think It’s Time For A New Tankless Water Heater

Posted on January 17, 2012June 10, 2024 by kerry

Learn the Advantages of Installing a Tankless Water Heater in Your Home

If you’re in the market for a new water heating system, you should give tankless water heaters consideration. A tankless heater, also called an instantaneous water heater, does not contain a storage tank, and can comfortably provide hot water while using less energy than conventional tank systems. But it is vital that such a system is properly sized for your home. Continue reading “Here’s What You Need To Know If You Think It’s Time For A New Tankless Water Heater” →

What Can You Do If Your Heat Pump Is Not Working Properly? Try These Troubleshooting Tips

Posted on January 11, 2012June 10, 2024 by kerry

heat pump troubleshooting tips Long Island, NY area

A cold day on Long Island can seem even colder when you switch on your home’s heat pump and realize that the temperature inside isn’t getting any warmer. Heat pump troubleshooting is a process of trial-and-error that requires a little patience, and there are a few factors that you can check before calling an HVAC expert. Continue reading “What Can You Do If Your Heat Pump Is Not Working Properly? Try These Troubleshooting Tips” →

Wondering How Water Got Into Your Attic? Improper Ventilation May Be the Cause

Posted on January 9, 2012June 10, 2024 by kerry

Moisture Can Appear in Your Attic for a Number of Reasons

In the interest of conserving energy, homeowners are doing their best to tightly seal their homes. One area that definitely needs proper ventilation, however, is the attic. Without it, your attic can trap contaminants, moisture, and heat, all of which can cause significant problems in your home. Continue reading “Wondering How Water Got Into Your Attic? Improper Ventilation May Be the Cause” →