If you’re thinking about upgrading your air conditioner this summer, you should be familiar with Manual J. Continue reading “Manual J: Insist on It, as a Rule of Thumb”
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Water in Your Basement? A Safety and Cleanup Checklist
Plenty of problems can come from flood water in basement areas, including structural damage, damage to appliances and mold growth. With proper safety precautions and thorough cleanup, though, you can minimize the harm done to your Long Island home. Continue reading “Water in Your Basement? A Safety and Cleanup Checklist”
The R-22 Phaseout Is Speeding up — Is Now the Time for an A/C Replacement?
You may not have heard of R-22, but you’re probably familiar with the term “Freon,” which is the proprietary name. R-22 is a refrigerant used in air conditioning systems to create cold air. Continue reading “The R-22 Phaseout Is Speeding up — Is Now the Time for an A/C Replacement?”
Call on T.F. O’Brien, and Count on Courteous, Expert Service
Team Work and a Dedication to Quality Service is Our Mission
There are very few businesses around today that were around in 1934. T.F O’Brien Cooling & Heating has stood the test of time, and the HVAC customers of Long Island have been the beneficiaries of that longevity. Continue reading “Call on T.F. O’Brien, and Count on Courteous, Expert Service”
SEER Ratings: So What Are They Exactly?
Understanding What a Seer Rating Means Will Help in Choosing a System
If you’ve been in the market for a new cooling system in recent years, you’ve probably seen references to a unit’s seasonal energy efficiency ratio, or SEER. Understanding more about this efficiency can help you cool your house as effectively as possible. Continue reading “SEER Ratings: So What Are They Exactly?”
Investing in a Heat Pump: Consider These Features
Heat Pumps are Versatile and Continue to Evolve Their Capabilities
Are you considering investing in a heat pump as an efficient means of heating and cooling your home? Continue reading “Investing in a Heat Pump: Consider These Features”
Your Air Conditioner Installation: Getting the Right Contractor for the Job
A Professional AC Contract Will Ensure Quality Installation of Your New System
Installing an air conditioner can be difficult to do on your own. That’s why it’s best to hire an air conditioner installation contractor for the job. Continue reading “Your Air Conditioner Installation: Getting the Right Contractor for the Job”
Your New Air Conditioner: Looking Beyond the SEER Ratings
A Holistic Approach to Your New AC Will Help You Find an Ideal System
If you’re looking for a new air conditioner, there are many factors to consider. Continue reading “Your New Air Conditioner: Looking Beyond the SEER Ratings”
Geothermal Cooling and Heating: What’s Good for You Is Good for the Planet, Too
Is Your Home a Candidate for an Energy Efficient Geothermal System?
If you’ve researched your HVAC options, you may know that geothermal cooling and heating systems are some of the most efficient systems on the market. But you might not be aware that they’re some of the most environmentally friendly, as well. Continue reading “Geothermal Cooling and Heating: What’s Good for You Is Good for the Planet, Too”
Optimizing Heat Pump Efficiency in That New Home You’re Building
Plan Ahead for an Energy Saving System That Heats and Cools
When you’re building a new home, you want to install appliances that will help you save money while having the smallest ecological impact. For homeowners in Long Island, optimizing heat pump efficiency is an important factor if you want to stay comfortable throughout the year. Continue reading “Optimizing Heat Pump Efficiency in That New Home You’re Building”