Learn Why a Variable Speed Air Handler Might Be a Perfect HVAC Upgrade
This summer is shaping up to be a brutal one on Long Island. Having an air conditioner that can go the distance is important. With rising fuel prices, it’s also important to save as much energy as possible. Continue reading “Air-Handler Options To Increase Efficiency And Comfort For Long Island Homeowners”
Hey, Long Island homeowners: there is an option that you may not have considered yet to keep you cool this summer while also saving you some money. If you are in the market for a new HVAC system, consider heat pump air conditioning. Upgrading your home’s HVAC system is a good idea this year, because any homeowner who installs a qualified ENERGY STAR air-source heat pump is eligible for a tax credit on their 2011 federal taxes. Continue reading “Considering Heat Pump Air Conditioning? Here’s What You Need To Know”
With summer almost here, it’s time to get your air conditioner in working order. It’s important to do this now, because some common issues can keep your air conditioner from working properly when you need it. Continue reading “Stay Cool Through The Summer By Giving These Common Air Conditioner Problems Your Attention”
Deadly Gas is Undetectable Without a CO2 Detector in Your Home
Worried about carbon monoxide exposure? It’s possible to realize a safe atmosphere with detectors.
Carbon monoxide gas is produced by fuel combustion through gas appliances, a gas or oil furnace or other combustible fuel equipment. The only way to discover the presence of the gas is by a detecting mechanism. Continue reading “Use These Tips To Select A Carbon Monoxide Detector”
Learn the Differences in Air Filters for Your Home’s HVAC System
If you’re used to just grabbing the air filter that happens to be on sale, take note: Not all air filters are created equal. The type you are getting may be keeping a lot of grit and trash out of your heating and air system but returning a lot of those smaller particles to your home. Continue reading “When Choosing Air Filters Look To MERV”
Air leaks are common problems in older homes. They are one of the biggest ways that Long Island homes lose valuable heat. Here are a few ways you can stop those expensive air leaks. Continue reading “Stop Air Leaks Before They Become A Big Problem”
When you’re thinking about purchasing an air-conditioning system, the first thing to do is determine the size you need. This will help keep your Long Island home comfortable and your energy bills low. Continue reading “Sizing Can Mean The Difference Between Efficient Air Conditioning And Frustration”
Muggy Long Island Days Are More Manageable With a Dehumidifier
Summer in New York can become quite hot and humid and cause the air in your home to feel clammy. This is uncomfortable for you and potentially damaging to your home, as it invites mold. You will know that the humidity level is too high in your home if your windows are fogged, the walls are damp, and the air smells musty. Continue reading “Look For These Features When Choosing Dehumidification Systems”
Give Yourself Peace of Mind With a Yearly Maintenance AppointmentYou expect a long life from your car, because you take good care of it: You get regular oil changes, lubrication, filter changes, tire rotations, and inspections on time. All this care extends the life of your vehicle. Likewise, there is no less a need for annual service on your HVAC systems; in fact, it’s the best way to ensure a long life for your heating and cooling equipment. Continue reading “Annual Service Makes You A Priority Customer And Protects Your HVAC Systems”
Carbon monoxide detectors are crucial to your home’s safety. In fact, the state of New York requires carbon monoxide detectors for nearly every home. Every year thousands of people are affected by this colorless, odorless and toxic gas. Continue reading “Facts You Need To Know About Carbon Monoxide Detectors”
